Football — ICS-206 Medical Plan

Medical Aid Stations

Name	Location	Contact Number(s)/Frequency	Paramedics on Site?
East Side First Aid	East Great Hall near Section 105
West Side First Aid	West Great Hall near Section 123

Transportation

(indicate air or ground)

Air/Ground	Ambulance Service	Location	Contact Number(s)/Frequency	Level of Service
	Carle Arrow Ambulance			ALS

Hospitals

Hospital Name	Address, Latitude & Longitude if Helipad	Contact Number(s)/Frequency	Travel Time — Air	Travel Time — Ground	Trauma Center	Burn Center	Helipad
Carle Hospital		217-383-3313			Level I	Yes	Yes
OSF Hospital		217-337-2131

Special Medical Emergency Procedures

EMS Operations

1. Operations

Emergency Medical Transportation Services at football events are provided by Carle Arrow Ambulance Service.

Medical responses to game participants are provided by team trainer staff, team physicians, and an ambulance, all of which are stationed on the field.

Medical responses in the seating areas are provided by EMS teams stationed throughout the stadium in vomitories with red railings. EMS teams will generally remove ill or injured patrons to one of the first aid rooms (East and West Great Hall areas). If transport or additional care is needed the stadium ambulance crew can respond to the appropriate first aid room.

Medical responses in the parking lots are provided by mobile EMS teams with support from gator/golf cart teams of the ambulance company and/or fire department.

In general, EMS services will be provided within the boundaries of the attached map; however, designated football parking lots outside of the boundaries of the map will also receive medical response from Stadium resources if they are available and appear to be the closet unit. If a location is unknown or in question, the UIPD or UIEM representative in the stadium command post will make a determination of the appropriate jurisdiction.

All EMS calls will be assessed by the ambulance company representative and the fire officer in the Stadium Command Post. The assessment will be based on existing emergency medical dispatch (EMD) protocols utilizing the information known at the time. EMS will be the first assistance dispatched to calls designated as Alpha or Bravo. Fire and/or Ambulance personnel will be dispatched to calls requiring a higher level of care. The overall goal of all EMS operations is to provide the quickest and most appropriate level of care to the patient. Stadium Command Post representatives from the fire department, ambulance companies and EMS will coordinate to determine the appropriate level of response from the closest possible responder.

Two major hospital emergency facilities are located within one mile of the stadium facility.

2. Memorial Stadium East Side Triage Plan

1. In the event there is a large scale incident, bomb, shooter, stadium collapse, and/or vehicle(s) through the crowds, which occurs on the East Side, Illinois Locker Room through Section 109, of Memorial Stadium this is the plan to be followed. In the event of a bomb, all IEMS members will turn off their radios until they are personally informed by their appropriate Special Event Super to turn their radios back on.
2. The Command Post will work with authorities in the Stadium to make a decision as to whether the game will proceed. The Command Post will notify the appropriate Division of Intercollegiate Athletics personnel of the situation.
3. The Command Post will contact all Stadium Team Supervisors via radio, only if it is not a Bomb Threat, and direct them to contact their command for information.
4. The Command Post will have area agencies notified of the threat in the event mutual aid will be requested and stage personnel at the Practice Fields to the East of Memorial Stadium, and prepare any remote Command Post locations in the event there is damage to Memorial Stadium.
5. ESDA, University CEOC, Carle Hospital and Presence Hospital will be notified of the incident.
6. Patrons on the East Side will be expected to exit through doors 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, and 29.
7. Patrons on the West Side will be expected to exit through doors 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, and 30.
8. IEMS personnel from the East Side will begin setting up a Staging and Triage Area.
9. The first IEMS Special Event Supervisor on scene will assume the Triage Officer Role, and all other IEMS members will proceed to only use the radio if there is an urgent matter.
10. All people Triaged as Green will be expected to proceed East to the Practice Fields and get near 4th St.
11. All people Triaged as Yellow and Red will be treated appropriately and moved East to a position where further medical care can be provided.
12. All people who are Triaged will be expected to be re-triaged in 30 minutes.
13. IEMS personnel from the West Side will assist in evacuating the patients and providing immediate medical care to all people in immediate or critical condition.
14. Ambulances will enter from W. Kirby Avenue and then head North on 4th Street to where they will pick up patients and provide transport to the hospital.
15. One of the two alternative Command Post locations will be activated.
16. The EOC or the alternative EOC will be activated.
17. People who are able to go to the Armory for reunification should head to the Armory. CUMTD buses will be able to head North on 4th St. and pick up people located at the Armory and take them to designated locations.
18. If the Armory exceeds its maximum occupancy volume, then all remaining individuals will be directed to Gies for reunification.

3. Memorial Stadium West Side Triage Plan

1. In the event there is a large scale incident, bomb, shooter, stadium collapse, and/or vehicle(s) through the crowds, which occurs on the West Side, Visitors Locker Room through Section 122, of Memorial Stadium this is the plan to be followed. In the event of a bomb, all IEMS members will turn off their radios until they are personally informed by their appropriate Special Event Super to turn their radios back on.
2. The Command Post will work with authorities in the Stadium to make a decision as to whether the game will proceed. The Command Post will notify the appropriate Division of Intercollegiate Athletics personnel of the situation.
3. The Command Post will contact all Stadium Team Supervisors via radio, only if it is not a Bomb Threat, and direct them to contact their command for information.
4. The Command Post will have area agencies notified of the threat in the event mutual aid will be requested and stage personnel at Grange Grove, and prepare any remote Command Post locations in the event there is damage to Memorial Stadium.
5. ESDA, University CEOC, Carle Hospital and Presence Hospital will be notified of the incident.
6. Patrons on the East Side will be expected to exit through doors 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, and 29.
7. Patrons on the West Side will be expected to exit through doors 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, and 30.
8. IEMS personnel from the West Side will begin setting up a Staging and Triage Area.
9. The first IEMS Special Event Supervisor on scene will assume the Triage Officer Role, and all other IEMS members will proceed to only use the radio if there is an urgent matter.
10. All people Triaged as Green will be expected to proceed West towards Grange Grove.
11. All people Triaged as Yellow and Red will be treated appropriately and moved West to a position where further medical care can be provided.
12. All people who are Triaged will be expected to be re-triaged in 30 minutes.
13. IEMS personnel from the East Side will assist in evacuating the patients and providing immediate medical care to all people in immediate or critical condition.
14. Ambulances will enter from 1st St. and will head South on 1st St. until they reach Grange Grove where they will proceed to pick up patients and provide transport to the hospital.
15. One of the two alternative Command Post locations will be activated.
16. The EOC or the alternative EOC will be activated.
17. People who are able to go to the Armory for reunification should head to the Armory. CUMTD buses will be able to head North on 4th St. and pick up people located at the Armory and take them to designated locations.
18. If the Armory exceeds its maximum occupancy volume, then all remaining individuals will be directed to Gies for reunification.

4. Memorial Stadium Grange Grove Triage Plan

1. In the event there is a large scale incident, bomb, shooter, stadium collapse, and/or vehicle(s) through the crowds, which occurs in Grange Grove this is to be the plan followed. In the event of a bomb, all IEMS members will turn off their radios until they are personally informed by their appropriate Special Event Super to turn their radios back on.
2. The Command Post will work with authorities in the Stadium to make a decision as to whether the game will proceed. The Command Post will notify the appropriate Division of Intercollegiate Athletics personnel of the situation.
3. The Command Post will contact all Stadium Team Supervisors via radio, only if it is not a Bomb Threat, and direct them to contact their command for information.
4. The Command Post will have area agencies notified of the threat in the event mutual aid will be requested and stage personnel at the 1st. St. and Irwin Intersection, and prepare any remote Command Post locations in the event there is damage to Memorial Stadium.
5. ESDA, University CEOC, Carle Hospital and Presence Hospital will be notified of the incident.
6. Patrons on the East Side will be expected to exit through doors 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, and 29.
7. Patrons on the West Side will be expected to exit through doors 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, and 30.
8. IEMS personnel from the West Side and the IEMS Grainger Team will begin setting up a Staging and Triage Area.
9. The first IEMS Special Event Supervisor on scene will assume the Triage Officer Role, and all other IEMS members will proceed to only use the radio if there is an urgent matter.
10. All people Triaged as Green will be expected to proceed North to Irwin St.
11. All people Triaged as Yellow and Red will be treated appropriately and moved North to a position where further medical care can be provided.
12. All people who are Triaged will be expected to be re-triaged in 30 minutes.
13. IEMS personnel from the East Side will assist in evacuating the patients and providing immediate medical care to all people in immediate or critical condition.
14. Ambulances will enter from Kirby St. and will head towards First St., they will then head towards the Irwin and 1st St. Intersection where they will proceed to pick up patients and provide transport to the hospital.
15. One of the two alternative Command Post locations will be activated.
16. The EOC or the alternative EOC will be activated.
17. People who are able to go to the Armory for reunification should head to the Armory. CUMTD buses will be able to head North on 4th St. and pick up people located at the Armory and take them to designated locations.
18. If the Armory exceeds its maximum occupancy volume, then all remaining individuals will be directed to Gies for reunification.

5. Memorial Stadium Student Section Triage Plan

1. In the event there is a large scale incident, bomb, shooter, stadium collapse, and/or vehicle(s) through the crowds, which occurs in the Student Section, Section 132 – 137, this is to be the plan followed. In the event of a bomb, all IEMS members will turn off their radios until they are personally informed by their appropriate Special Event Super to turn their radios back on.
2. The Command Post will work with authorities in the Stadium to make a decision as to whether the game will proceed. The Command Post will notify the appropriate Division of Intercollegiate Athletics personnel of the situation.
3. The Command Post will contact all Stadium Team Supervisors via radio, only if it is not a Bomb Threat, and direct them to contact their command for information.
4. The Command Post will have area agencies notified of the threat in the event mutual aid will be requested and stage personnel at the South Side of the ARC, and prepare any remote Command Post locations in the event there is damage to Memorial Stadium.
5. ESDA, University CEOC, Carle Hospital and Presence Hospital will be notified of the incident.
6. Patrons on the East Side will be expected to exit through doors 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, and 29.
7. Patrons on the West Side will be expected to exit through doors 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, and 30.
8. IEMS personnel from the North Stands and Northeast Side of the Stadium will begin setting up a Staging and Triage Area.
9. The first IEMS Special Event Supervisor on scene will assume the Triage Officer Role, and all other IEMS members will proceed to only use the radio if there is an urgent matter.
10. All people Triaged as Green will be expected to proceed North to the South Side of the ARC.
11. All people Triaged as Yellow and Red will be treated appropriately and moved North to a position where further medical care can be provided.
12. All people who are Triaged will be expected to be re-triaged in 30 minutes.
13. IEMS personnel from the West Side will assist in evacuating the patients and providing immediate medical care to all people in immediate or critical condition.
14. Ambulances will enter from 1st St. and will head towards East Peabody Drive, they will then head East towards the ARC where they will proceed to pick up patients and provide transport to the hospital.
15. One of the two alternative Command Post locations will be activated.
16. The EOC or the alternative EOC will be activated.
17. People who are able to go to the Armory for reunification should head to the Armory. CUMTD buses will be able to head North on 4th St.. and pick up people located at the Armory and take them to designated locations.
18. If the Armory exceeds its maximum occupancy volume, then all remaining individuals will be directed to Gies for reunification.

6. Memorial Stadium South Side (Horseshoe) Triage Plan

1. In the event there is a large scale incident, bomb, shooter, stadium collapse, and/or vehicle(s) through the crowds, which occurs on the South Side, Section 110 – 122, of Memorial Stadium this is the plan to be followed. In the event of a bomb, all IEMS members will turn off their radios until they are personally informed by their appropriate Special Event Super to turn their radios back on.
2. The Command Post will work with authorities in the Stadium to make a decision as to whether the game will proceed. The Command Post will notify the appropriate Division of Intercollegiate Athletics personnel of the situation.
3. The Command Post will contact all Stadium Team Supervisors via radio, only if it is not a Bomb Threat, and direct them to contact their command for information.
4. The Command Post will have area agencies notified of the threat in the event mutual aid will be requested and stage personnel at the Practice Fields to the East of Memorial Stadium, and prepare any remote Command Post locations in the event there is damage to Memorial Stadium.
5. ESDA, University CEOC, Carle Hospital and Presence Hospital will be notified of the incident.
6. Patrons on the East Side will be expected to exit through doors 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, and 29.
7. Patrons on the West Side will be expected to exit through doors 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, and 30.
8. IEMS personnel from the East Side will begin setting up a Staging and Triage Area.
9. The first IEMS Special Event Supervisor on scene will assume the Triage Officer Role, and all other IEMS members will proceed to only use the radio if there is an urgent matter.
10. All people Triaged as Green will be expected to proceed East to the Practice Fields and get near 4th St.
11. All people Triaged as Yellow and Red will be treated appropriately and moved East to a position where further medical care can be provided.
12. All people who are Triaged will be expected to be re-triaged in 30 minutes.
13. IEMS personnel from the West Side will assist in evacuating the patients and providing immediate medical care to all people in immediate or critical condition.
14. Ambulances will enter from W. Kirby Avenue and then head North on 4th Street to where they will pick up patients and provide transport to the hospital.
15. One of the two alternative Command Post locations will be activated.
16. The EOC or the alternative EOC will be activated.
17. People who are able to go to the Armory for reunification should head to the Armory. CUMTD buses will be able to head North on 4th St. and pick up people located at the Armory and take them to designated locations.
18. If the Armory exceeds its maximum occupancy volume, then all remaining individuals will be directed to Gies for reunification.

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