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Michelle Law

This presentation provides tips on emergency preparedness. It discusses staying informed about potential emergencies through warning systems and community plans. It emphasizes the importance of making a plan for your family that considers your needs, risks, and where you may be located during an emergency. The presentation also provides guidance on building a disaster supplies kit with non-perishable food, water, and items needed to sustain your family for at least 72 hours. Additional resources for emergency preparedness from organizations like FEMA, Red Cross, and local agencies are also listed.

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Title of Presentation Client Name August 22, 2012 Employee Name, Title 818.230.5555 First.last@everbridge.com Emergency Preparedness Tips to Protect You and Your Loved Ones Presented by: Susan Stoba
Agenda + Introduction to Emergency Preparedness + Staying Informed + Making a Plan + Building a Kit + Additional Resources 1
STAYING INFORMED 2 What to do before, during and after an emergency
Being and Staying Informed + What happens where you are? C For Los Angeles: ? Fires ? Earthquakes ? Manhunts ? Blackouts ? Riots ? Pandemics + Warning Systems & Signals C How do you get information? C Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA), C Emergency Alert System (EAS), C National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Weather Radio (NWR), C Local City, State or Local Agency emergency notifications + Community and Other Plans C Disaster/Emergency Plans C Local community, day care center, schools, work 3
MAKING A PLAN 4 Prepare, plan and stay informed for emergencies
Making a Plan + Plan Practically C 72 Hours C Bi-coastal emergency contacts C Family meeting spot + Plan for your risks C Medical needs? Dietary needs? Different age groups? Pets? Disabilities? + Plan for Locations C Home C School C Workplace C In a moving vehicle
BUILD A KIT 6 Build a kit for disasters to be prepared
How to Build a Disaster Supplies Kit + Basic disaster supplies kit + Maintaining your kit C Rotating water + Kit storage locations C Work C Car C Home + Non-Perishable Food + Managing water C Consumption Only + Water C 1 gallon per person per day
Additional Resources + FEMA -- www.ready.gov + Red Cross -- http://www.redcross.org/prepare + Center for Disease Control (CDC) -- http://emergency.cdc.gov/planning/ + City of Glendale -- http://fire.ci.glendale.ca.us/emergency_preparedness.asp, http://fire.ci.glendale.ca.us/eoc.asp 8

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Emergency planning

  • 1. Title of Presentation Client Name August 22, 2012 Employee Name, Title 818.230.5555 First.last@everbridge.com Emergency Preparedness Tips to Protect You and Your Loved Ones Presented by: Susan Stoba
  • 2. Agenda + Introduction to Emergency Preparedness + Staying Informed + Making a Plan + Building a Kit + Additional Resources 1
  • 3. STAYING INFORMED 2 What to do before, during and after an emergency
  • 4. Being and Staying Informed + What happens where you are? C For Los Angeles: ? Fires ? Earthquakes ? Manhunts ? Blackouts ? Riots ? Pandemics + Warning Systems & Signals C How do you get information? C Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA), C Emergency Alert System (EAS), C National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Weather Radio (NWR), C Local City, State or Local Agency emergency notifications + Community and Other Plans C Disaster/Emergency Plans C Local community, day care center, schools, work 3
  • 5. MAKING A PLAN 4 Prepare, plan and stay informed for emergencies
  • 6. Making a Plan + Plan Practically C 72 Hours C Bi-coastal emergency contacts C Family meeting spot + Plan for your risks C Medical needs? Dietary needs? Different age groups? Pets? Disabilities? + Plan for Locations C Home C School C Workplace C In a moving vehicle
  • 7. BUILD A KIT 6 Build a kit for disasters to be prepared
  • 8. How to Build a Disaster Supplies Kit + Basic disaster supplies kit + Maintaining your kit C Rotating water + Kit storage locations C Work C Car C Home + Non-Perishable Food + Managing water C Consumption Only + Water C 1 gallon per person per day
  • 9. Additional Resources + FEMA -- www.ready.gov + Red Cross -- http://www.redcross.org/prepare + Center for Disease Control (CDC) -- http://emergency.cdc.gov/planning/ + City of Glendale -- http://fire.ci.glendale.ca.us/emergency_preparedness.asp, http://fire.ci.glendale.ca.us/eoc.asp 8