PPT-Community Emergency Preparedness Leaders and their role in

January 2014 Sandy City Emergency Management Thank you for being here Your participation is essential in recovery for the City following a disaster What are some areas of concern Areas of concern. Kenya . June 14. th. -15. th. Objectives. Understanding of how to carry out proper field assessments & manage information from assessments appropriately. Common understanding of potential emergency scenario. Unit 6: . Preparedness. 1. Unit Objectives. Define preparedness. Explain how the National Planning Effort and Documents related to state and local planning. Discuss the following preparedness concepts. . Disclaimer. This presentation was prepared as a service to the public and is not intended to grant rights or impose obligations. This presentation may contain references or links to statutes, regulations, or other policy materials. The information provided is only intended to be a general summary. It is not intended to take the place of either the written law or regulations. We encourage readers to review the specific statutes, regulations, and other interpretive materials for a full and accurate statement of their contents.. George a. Smathers libraries. JUly 2018. Agenda. Information Flow. Building Emergency Coordinators and Area Supervisors. Evacuation and Rally Points. Hurricane Preparedness . Agenda. Other . Emergencies. Objectives. Systems. National Level. Regional Level. State Level. County Level. City Level. CONOPS = Similar; Scale = Different. Systems. Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA). Emergency Support Functions. Why Should Food Pantries Make Preparedness a Priority?. Food Pantries exist to meet the emergency food needs of our clients. Individual Level (loss of job, lack of resources at end of month, ongoing need for support). The Importance of Gap Analysis in Improving Geriatric Disaster Preparedness and Resilience Paula L. Scalingi , Ph.D . Emergency preparedness Emergency preparedness What’s in your caboodle? Being prepared for an emergency is about staying safe during a disaster. It's also about how to stay comfortable, clean, fed and healthy afterward. If you lost power, your refrigerator wouldn’t keep foods cold. The microwave couldn’t heat them up. You might not get clean water out of your faucets. How would you find out whether it’s safe to play outside? Not from the TV or computer! Ready to protect yourself, your family, and your community in a moments notice. Before we get started…. A . few housekeeping items, please remember to fill out your ICAP member training certification form at the end of this training. Also, if you haven't "liked" or followed Iowa Campus Compact on Facebook or Twitter we encourage you to do that soon. We send out informational articles and retweet stories from our members like you. KAREN BENSON, PRESENTER. Present a preparedness model and tools to assist with . completing. it.. Allow time to discuss and brainstorm difficulties in fully being prepared.. Explore resources available here and online.. Unit 1. Setting the Stage. 1-. 1. CERT Basic Training. Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness. Course Preview. Fire safety. Disaster medical operations. Light search and rescue. CERT organization. Disaster psychology. Emergency & Disaster Preparedness. How can each of us . provide services and support . in our local Montana communities?. Presented by Jude Monson, Summit Independent Living Center, Inc.. Emergency & Disaster Preparedness. ADA National Network Learning Session. Feburary. 8, 2018. Presented by:. . Barry C. Taylor. Equip . for Equality. Outline of Today’s Presentation. Background on emergency preparedness and the ADA. Preparing Makes Sense. Week . 1: Make A Plan. Talk to your friends and family about how you will communicate before, during, and after a disaster. Don't forget to update your plans based on the .