First Responders Prototype
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Click on the Pipeline Operator Tab on www.practicalpipelines.org and request a password to learn more or to request a free demo or sponsorship proposal. |
Why We CarePreparing first responders for pipeline emergencies is a natural fit for the Danielle Dawn Smalley Foundation who recognized the need after a pipeline leak ignited and took the life of 17-year-old Danielle Dawn Smalley and her friend in 1996 while they were en route to report their concerns to authorities. In the aftermath, it was realized that if it wouldn’t have been Danielle’s vehicle that ignited the vapors that day, it could have very well been the first responders who were headed towards the same path just moments before Danielle beat them there. Visit www.smalleyfnd.org to learn more about our mission. Watch the video (left) for a message from a first responder about the Danielle Dawn Smalley pipeline incident. |
Beyond LiaisonPractical Pipelines works with diligent pipeline operators who strive to increase reach and address the evolving information consumption needs of busy first responders. Click on the Pipeline Operator Tab on www.practicalpipelines.org and request a password to learn more or to request a free demo or sponsorship proposal.
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Team Smalley
Dwight Haddock
President and CEO
Sheila Caguiat
MSW, Executive Director
Shirley McVey
Accounting
Nicole Stanton
M.S.Ed., Safety Educator
Irene Berger
M.S.Ed., Safety Educator
Erica Robertson
Practical Pipelines Outreach and Impact Coordinator
Danny SmalleyFounder
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EOG Resources, Inc. / Oklahoma City Division |
EMERGENCY NUMBERS:
Grady & McClain Counties – 800-225-8314
About EOG Resources, Inc.
EOG is committed to responsible and safe exploration and production practices. Respect for the environment and a focus on adherence to sound health, safety and environmental practices are important facets of EOG’s corporate culture and reflect a company-wide commitment to the communities where EOG operates. Embedded in all aspects of EOG’s operations, this responsibility is shared by every employee throughout the United States, Trinidad, the United Kingdom, China and Canada.
Products Transported and Counties Involved:
| Product | Description | Health & Fire Hazard |
| Natural Gas |
Leak Type: Gas |
Health: Extremely high concentrations may cause irritation or asphyxiation. Possible presence of H2S, a toxic gas. Fire Hazards: Extremely flammable and easily ignited by heat, sparks or flames. |
| Counties Served |
Grady & McClain |
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EOG Resources, Inc. / Fort Worth Division |
EMERGENCY NUMBERS:
Colorado, Madison & Walker Counties – 903-753-7964
Cooke, Dawson, Martin & Montague Counties – 866-616-9446
Pecan Pipeline Company - Montague County - 866-899-2626
About EOG Resources, Inc.
EOG is committed to responsible and safe exploration and production practices. Respect for the environment and a focus on adherence to sound health, safety and environmental practices are important facets of EOG’s corporate culture and reflect a company-wide commitment to the communities where EOG operates. Embedded in all aspects of EOG’s operations, this responsibility is shared by every employee throughout the United States, Trinidad, the United Kingdom, China and Canada.
Products Transported and Counties Involved:
| Product | Description | Health & Fire Hazard |
| Natural Gas |
Leak Type: Gas |
Health: Extremely high concentrations may cause irritation or asphyxiation. Possible presence of H2S, a toxic gas. Fire Hazards: Extremely flammable and easily ignited by heat, sparks or flames. |
| Counties Served |
Colorado, Cooke, Dawson, Madison, Martin, Montague, Walker |
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Watch the Video Below to See How we are Making an Impact in Texas!
Team Up With Us
to Cover the State!
School Pipeline Safety Partnership and the Texas School Safety Center
The School Pipeline Safety Partnership is working with the Texas School Safety Center and other education service agencies to fill the gap in pipeline safety and planning resources available for educators across the state.
Through teaming up to offer resources such as pipeline safety toolkits, educational videos, workshops, and eLearning, we are transforming attitudes and influencing behaviors about pipeline safety through learning methods consumed by today’s educators for continued/ongoing education and emergency preparedness.
Because EVERY School in Texas Should be Aware of Pipeline Safety!
Key Messages
- Pipeline marker identification
- 811 procedures and requirements in Texas
- Pipeline product types
- History of natural gas odorant (New London School Disaster)
- Physical indications of a leak
- Hazards associated with an unintended pipeline release
- Proper actions to take in the event of a leak
- NPMS and RRC of Texas online mapping tool instructions
- Advance preparedness and Emergency Planning
- How to obtain more information and support
Who Benefits?
- School administration
- Superintendents
- Assistant superintendents
- Principals
- Assistant principals
- Counselors
- Emergency management coordinators
- School-based law enforcement
- Prevention specialists
- Transportation Directors and Bus Drivers
- Anyone wanting to make their school a safer place, from public K-12 schools, junior colleges, universities, private schools and charter schools
Ratings & Comments
2016 Texas School Based Law Enforcement Presentation/Workshop Evaluation
5= Strongly Agree
- The presenter(s) was knowledgeable about the topic: 4.43
- The presenter(s) presented clearly in a way I could understand: 4.52
- The presenter(s) provided skills/knowledge that is useful to me: 4.48
- The presenter(s) delivered the content in a way that was interesting: 4.30
"Eye opening information, extremely knowledgeable, very interesting, clear to understand and tailored information for districts." Eddinburg Texas
"Pipeline safety was new and needed." Kilgore Texas
What Being a Sponsor Means
Resources, trainings, and tools are always provided at NO COST to stakeholders. However, as a pipeline or utility industry sponsor, your public awareness funds support the Smalley Foundations role in traveling, speaking, printing, development, administration, continuous enhancements, and other costs associated with these communications delivered by the Smalley Foundation.
As a sponsor you will receive documentation from regional and ISD level pipeline safety workshops, state conferences, online school pipeline safety toolkit use data, educational video views and demographics, eLearning results, and other reach/engagement data and documentation.
Our Program Sponsors & Partners
How to Participate
Sponsorship is $5,000 per year/per operator. To pledge your sponsorship click on the “Become a Partner” button (right column) or contact us at the information provided below.
For More Information
Please contact Sheila Martin-Caguiat, MSW – Danielle Dawn Smalley Foundation Executive Director This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 972-472-6500, ext 101
To learn more about the School Pipeline Safety Partnership visit www.schoolpipelinesafety.org
