GIS MAPPING, TRAINING, AND PUBLIC OUTREACH SPRING CITY PROPOSES PROJECTS TO BUILD A GIS DATABASE OF CITY UTILITY LOCATIONS AND THEIR PROXIMITY TO HAZARDOUS PIPELINES AND TRAINING REGARDING THE USE OF THE GPS UNIT AND GIS SOFTWARE; WORK WITH PIPELINE OPERATORS TO DETERMINE PRECISE HIGHPRESSURE GAS PIPELINE LOCATIONS AND INCORPORATE THEM INTO GIS; CONDUCT A GISBASED PIPELINE SAFETY RISK ASSESSMENT, INCLUDING THE PROXIMITY OF HAZARDOUS PIPELINES TO EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE; IDENTIFY EVACUATION ZONES AND EVACUATION ROUTES FOR THE CITY AND ITS RECREATION AREAS; COLLABORATE WITH CITY OFFICIALS, PUBLIC WORKS STAFF, CITY FIRE, RECREATIONAL AREAS, POLICE DEPARTMENTS, AND OTHER EMERGENCY RESPONSE PERSONNEL, AND SCHOOLS WITHIN SPRING CITY TO SHARE AND DISCUSS THE RISK ASSESSMENT FINDINGS; CONDUCT A PUBLIC INFORMATION CAMPAIGN TO INFORM RESIDENTS, VISITORS, AND BUSINESSES OF EVACUATION ROUTES, THE "811 CALL BEFORE YOU DIG" PROGRAM, AND THE NEED FOR PIPELINES.