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Emergency Information, Preparation and Relief
Barbara Graff, Director
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How Do I...?
- Recover from a Disaster
- Reduce Earthquake Hazards
- Build a Disaster Supply Kit
- Create a Family Plan
- Learn Skills
- Retrofit Homes
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Learn Skills

When disasters happen, City services will likely be overwhelmed. Bridges and roadways can be damaged and may limit resources from getting to your area. Learning some basic skills can go a long way in reducing injuries, damage to property and prepare you to take care of yourself and others. We have assembled some Adobe Acrobat documents that you can download that will explain how to do the tasks most commonly needed after a disaster.

Store Emergency Drinking Water (pdf)

Control Utilities after a Disaster (pdf)

Stay Safe in an Earthquake (pdf)

Shelter in Place (pdf)

Use a Generator in an Emergency (pdf)

Classes are offered in Simple Search and Rescue, Disaster First Aid and Becoming an Amateur Radio Operator. Information on them is available on our Upcoming Events page.


NEW!

Personal and Family Preparedness Web-based Training

This web-training will give the viewer information about how to be safe in an earthquake, what goes in a disaster supply kit, how to create a family disaster plan, and more. Click on the link and follow the instructions to take the program.

Why Prepare?

Accomplishments

Just for Kids

Just for Parents


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