28 Miss. Code. R. 301-14.1 - Responsibility to Report Incident
All operators and leaseholders at the Port have the legal obligation to notify various agencies of a release of any potentially hazardous substances. In the event a listed hazardous substance or extremely hazardous waste is released, in an amount equal to or exceeding the reportable quantity (Normally one pound), or that substance, the following parties must be notified:
A. State Emergency Response
Commission (SERC) which includes DEQ at 1-888-786-0661;
B. Harrison County Civil Defense Office at
228-865-4002;
C. National Response
Commission at 1-800-424-8809 (NRC is manned by U.S. Coast Guard personnel who
enter reports of pollution and environmental incidents as received and relate
each report to an on-scene coordinator (OSC). The operator of a facility is
required to report to NRC immediately upon a release or spill of hazardous
substances;
D. MSPA at
228-865-4300;
E. U.S. Coast Guard
Marine Safety at 1-251-441-5976;
F.
Fire and Police Department at 911; and
G. To obtain additional assistance for the
most effective handling of such an incident, it is important that you also call
CHEMTRAC at 1-800-262-8200.
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