“Plan Today. Protect Tomorrow.”
Disaster management is a cyclic process. There are four phases. Mitigation Planning Response and Recovery If you are not immediately responding to or recovering from an emergency or disaster. You are in the Mitigation and...
Pay special attention to individuals in your action plan with #special #needs. These can be #infants the #elderly or individuals with unique #medical requirements. Til next time “Be Safe”
Sometimes we need some help. Collaborating with like-minded people can prove fruitful. Share resources, information and have your back. Till next time “Be Safe”
Communications can involve gathering information within the local community. Portable battery, solar or hand crank powered radios are the go-to device. Till next time “Be Safe”
Communication is key. All stakeholders in your Emergency Action Plan will need to communicate. Old school numbers written on paper and a landline will beat a broken, lost or dead cell phone every time. Till...
Anyone and everyone who will be impacted by your Emergency Action Plan must be involved in the creation of the plan. This will relieve you of some pressure of building the plan and allow the...
