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Priority One (Immediate threat to public health, safety or welfare) These activities must remain uninterrupted. Generally, these include departments and facilities that operate 24 hours a day and/or 7 days a week. (If the service closes on a weekend or holiday, it is not a Priority One service.) This category includes: · Fire suppression/rescue service · Law enforcement · Ambulance Service · Dispatch Service / 911 · Water/sewer treatment operations · Emergency road repair · Emergency Operations Center Staffing · Snow removal from roadways · Maintaining building HV AC systems · Emergency or disaster response Priority Two (Direct economic impact, constitutionally or statutorily mandated time frames, or civil disorder may develop if not performed in a few days) These activities may be disrupted temporarily or might be periodic in nature, but . must resume within a few days. This category includes: . Processing payroll . Emergency procurements . City Council meetings . Emergency contracts . Legal services . Insurance payments . Payment to vendors . Disaster recovery assistance . Emergency equipment repair . Phone service . Cleaning and disinfecting facilities . Time sensitive inspections for during a pandemic construction activities . Maintaining BldgIHV AC . City Council meetings Priority Three (Regulatory services required by law, rule or order that can be suspended or delayed by law or rule during an emergency) These activities may be disrupted temporarily (Several days to six weeks) but must be re-established before the pandemic wave is over. This category includes: . Mail services License renewals Issuing building permits General inspections services (not time sensitive) Vehicle maintenance . . . . Pandemic [1ifluenza Continuity of Operations Plan · Collective bargaining with labor unions · Grant and contract management · Project management · Investigation of complaints · Filling job vacancies · Maintaining City website 9.