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EOC: BP report

   June 13, 2010

Lucia Bustamante, BP spokesman, said the much-anticipated beach rakes (which will scoop up the BP globs) are at the Bayou Chico staging area. The new deputy incident leader for BP, Ian Livett, is in Pensacola to discuss their deployment. Livett will be the BP leader for Florida.

Bustamante says the Unified Command has been restructured, dividing the leadership into three states, Florida, Alabama and Mississippi. The overall BP leader for the Unified Command is Keith Selihan.

Cleanup workers:
Perdido Key 260
Fort Pickens 20
West of Pensacola Fishing Pier 40
East of that pier 60
Gulf Islands National Seashore 120
Navarre Beach 40
West of Navarre Pier 20
Destin 20
“On a barge” 20
In backup to be deployed where needed 20

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