Radiological Emergency Preparedness

The Wisconsin Emergency Management Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program (REP) coordinates the state response effort to provide local and Tribal governments planning and training guidance to provide reasonable assurance to public safety involving the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)-licensed commercial nuclear power plants. The REP section assists local and Tribal government efforts in their respective radiological emergency preparedness activities to ensure that adequate response capabilities to protect the public. Wisconsin has one nuclear power facility, located in Two Rivers, Wisconsin and there are two located in the neighboring states of Illinois and Minnesota.

Radiation Protection

Nuclear Power Plants Impacting Wisconsin

Operational Nuclear Power Plants

Decommissioned Nuclear Power Plants

Publications

Fact Sheets

Ingestion Brochure	WI Planning Zone
Acronyms	American Nuclear Insurers FAQ
Animal planning Guide for Emergency Managers	Guide for Childcare Providers
Evacuation Guide for Emergency Managers	Federal Response Assets
Food Protection Guide for Emergency Managers	Ingestion County Activities by Emergency Classification Level
Radiological Incident Phases	Recovery Guide for Emergency Managers
Re-Entry Guide for Emergency Managers	Relocation Guide for Emergency Managers
Radiological Emergency Preparedness Activities	Restricted Zone Guide for Emergency Managers
Return Guide for Emergency Managers	Shelter-in-Place Guide for Emergency Managers