Police Department Policy

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UCSF PD

Policy Text
University of California, San Francisco Police Department General Orders 1.8 Mutual Aid 1.8.5 State Mutual Aid Request (Revised: 9/30/10) A. If Region II cannot meet the University’s request for Mutual Aid, the Coordinator will request Mutual Aid from the State of California. The Law Enforcement Division of the State of California, Emergency Management Agency (CalEMA) is responsible for coordination of state resources in support of local law enforcement during "unusual occurrences" such as disorders, demonstrations, riots, and natural or war -caused disturbances. Authorit y is granted to CalEMA under Article 5, Chapter 7, of the California Government Code. A 24 hour communications center is maintained at the CalEMA in Sacramento. A representative of the Law Enforcement Division can be reached at any hour of the day or nig ht by calling (800) 421 -2921 or (916) 845 -8911. B. Four state agencies have specific responsibilities to support local law enforcement during emergency situations: 1. The California Highway Patrol: Provide traffic control and maintenance of law and order . 2. The State Military Department, which includes the California Army and Air National Guard, the State Military Reserve and the Naval Militia: Provide military support to local jurisdictions only after a request for same is made by the Chief Executive o f a city, university, county, and only after the disturbance is beyond the capabilities of local law enforcement mutual aid forces. 3. The Department of Justice: Provide legal advice and intelligence. 4. The Department of Corrections: Provide support for local law enforcement (with resources).

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