Two things that are on top of everyone’s mind. How much will it cost and how much time will it take? Developing an emergency action plan is a uniquely personal process. Last years planning costs for the EAP Workshop came in at $226.95 for a three-day minimum food and water plan for two people, including … Read more
By now you should have a reasonable idea of the risks and hazards that will strike your community. You have had that talk with your family or stakeholders. You have identified your house hazards and are mitigating them, and you have a fire escape plan and a #near plan . Tomorrow we will start building … Read more
Who are your stakeholders? Identify everyone that your Emergency Action Plan will affect. Make them part of the process. They will know what to expect, and can assist in the development process. Till next time “Be Safe”
Getting started on your Emergency Action Plan is easy. Get a fresh spiral bound notebook, a pen or pencil and call your County Office of Emergency Management. Ask for a copy of their Threat and Hazard Identification Risk Assessment. It will identify the risks your County is preparing for. Maybe you should prepare for them … Read more
Hello, The first week of the new year has come and past. Resolutions have been set and by now most have already been broken. Humans are at the top of the food chain because we are about self-preservation and are able to anticipate the worst that can happen. Photo by rawpixel.com from Pexels When it … Read more
