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Animal Disease Emergency

Animal Disease Emergency. George Teagarden Livestock Commissioner KS Animal Health Dept. Cattle 6.6m head feedlot capacity 8.9m head processed Ranks 2nd 5.5m fed Ranks 2nd 1.5m grazed 1.5m cows. Swine 150,000 sows 3m feeder pigs Dairy 88,000 cows Sheep 100,000 head

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Animal Disease Emergency

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  1. AnimalDisease Emergency George Teagarden Livestock Commissioner KS Animal Health Dept

  2. Cattle 6.6m head feedlot capacity 8.9m head processed Ranks 2nd 5.5m fed Ranks 2nd 1.5m grazed 1.5m cows Swine 150,000 sows 3m feeder pigs Dairy 88,000 cows Sheep 100,000 head Meat processing - 18,700 employees KANSAS LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY$12+ Billion

  3. Kansas Beef • 2nd, 5.5 m , fed cattle marketed • 2nd, 8.9m, cattle processed by packers • 2nd, $322.6 m, value of exported hides • 3rd, 5.63 bn #, red meat production • 3rd, 6.65 m, cattle on ranches & feedlots • 6th, 1.55 m, beef cows

  4. United States • 1 in 6 US jobs • Direct or indirect tied to Agriculture

  5. Emergency Plan • Quick Action • USDA Secretary’s Declaration • Governor’s Declaration of Emergency • County Emergency Declaration • Presidential Declaration

  6. Gold Standard for Intentional Introduction= Foot and Mouth • Most contagious animal virus • One virus inhaled, ten ingested = infection • 10 – 20 % mortality, up to 95 % morbidity • Susceptible = cloven hoofed (cattle, swine, sheep, goats, deer, NOT humans)

  7. Symptoms of Foot and Mouth Disease • Painful vesicles in mouth, tongue, feet, teats, GI tract • Excessive salivation • High fever • Lameness • Off feed / depressed

  8. How is FMD spread in “normal” outbreaks ?? • Most spread = move infected animals • Man, vehicles, equipment • Wind --- up to 20 Km jumps have been documented • England 67-68 outbreak- some disease spread via milk truck

  9. How could FMD be intentionally introduced ???? • FMD on every continent except North America, Australia, Antarctica • Outbreaks occur frequently – England, Uruguay, Brazil, Argentina, Taiwan, etc. • Infected animals awash in virus • Various media, nutrient broth will allow for virus survival in a test tube • Virus will survive in some cured meats for 1.5 years

  10. Ramifications of an FMD Outbreak • Routine Foreign Animal Investigation in Holton, KS- word leaks out – cattle futures, live prices, grain prices, stocks plummet • Real outbreak costs = untold billions • Recent exercise = 20 states affected = at day 30 = >700,000 personnel needed

  11. FMD = National Emergency • 1 case =Exports stop, animal movements halted, quarantine zones, animals destroyed, entire economy affected • Infected premises = pay for all livestock depopulated at pre-disaster prices • Government= pays all costs associated with response • Many producer costs not reimbursed, unless congress reacts

  12. 1st Line of Defense • Producer and Veterinary Practitioner • Recognize, Report, Respond • Biosecurity Plan - Develop Plan with Vet

  13. Governor TAG (KEM & KSNG) KS National Guard Kansas Animal Health Dept USDA Veterinary Services County Emergency Management KHP KDA KDHE KDOT KBI KDofA - DISC KWL&P SRS KSU - College of Vet Medicine & Extension Service Producers Private Veterinary Practitioners Consumers Local LEPC PLAYERS

  14. EOC Levels & FAD Response Actions • Level 1 • Normal Operations / surveillance • Level 2 • FAD investigation • Level 3 • “Highly likely” case • Level 4 • Confirmation of FAD

  15. Confirmed Positive • Governor declares State of Disaster Emergency • Public Information Team (PIT) coordinates media release • State EOC Activated - Level 4 • State support agencies report

  16. Index Case • Considered terrorist attack • Crime scene • Depart of Homeland Defense • FBI investigates • KBI involved • Local law enforcement

  17. Level 4 • Kansas closes borders • Susceptible species • Markets and slaughter facilities closed • In-transit livestock • Returned to origin • Routed around “Q” zone • Holding facility

  18. Level 4 • State Task Force (disease control) • Establishes 6 mile radius “Q” Zone • Informs local EM, asks for help!!!! • Begins operations of control and eradication • State EOC • Notifies adjacent EM Offices • KSNG activated- security, burial

  19. Quarantine Area Surveillance Zone 4.5 mi. radius A Quarantine Area will be imposed around every outbreak discovered 1.5 mi. radius Exposed Zone Infected Premises

  20. Feedlot Cluster Finney Co

  21. Level 4 • Affected County • Activates Local Emergency Plan • Stands up local EOC • Requests mutual aid • Coordinates media release with PIT

  22. Expected of Local EM • 1st Responders • Support of disease and eradication efforts • Critical Needs • Security • Decontamination equipment • Heavy equipment - burial

  23. First 24 - 48 Hours • Secure “Q” Zone • Stop All Livestock Movement • Holding facilities • Decontamination • Premises • Traffic • Burial

  24. Support Staff • Diagnose, surveillance, burial, C & D • 100 cow herd • 16 hours of daylight • 24 hr/day security (12 hr shifts) • 16 veterinarians • 125 people total

  25. Public Information Team • Outbreak news • Producer information • Consumer information • Phone bank • Media conferences

  26. Funding • USDA • Indemnity for livestock taken • Euthanasia and disposal • C&D • Presidential • FEMA • Documented expenses

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  28. Role of Law Enforcement • FBI – Crime scene investigation • KBI – Crime scene investigation • Trace movements • KHP – Stop movement, Quarantine Security • County Sheriff – Stop movement, Quarantine security, Enforcement of disease control orders

  29. Military Involvement • KNG • Stop movement • Quarantine security • Disposal & burial • Cleaning & disinfection • US Military (Presidential Declaration)

  30. Governor’s Authorities • KSA 48-924, 929, 932 • States assets • Length of declaration • County disaster plan • Powers and duties of county & city officials

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