Presentation Goals Neighborhood Emergency Training (NET) is designed to: Provide basic information on how to prepare for and respond to a disaster

Presentation GoalsPresentation GoalsNeighborhood Emergency Training (NET) is designed to:

Provide basic information on how to prepare for and respond to a disaster and/or flu pandemic if one should occur.

Assist community members develop, practice, and maintain personal emergency plans.

Presentation TopicsPresentation TopicsTypes of DisastersFloodingHazardous

MaterialsFiresEarthquakesTornadoesThunderstormsDiseaseTerror Events

Presentation TopicsPresentation TopicsCreating a Family Disaster Plan

Assembling a Disaster Supplies Kit

Sheltering in Place

Evacuation Procedures

Preparing for a Possible Flu Pandemic

Reduces fear and anxiety

Reduces the impact of disasters

Helps others around you to survive

Community Preparedness

Business Continuity

Benefits of Being PreparedBenefits of Being Prepared

Misunderstandings

Common Hazards

Types of Floods

FloodsFloods

Monitoring Stages

100-Year Flood Protection

Levees and DamsLevees and Dams

Develop Quickly

Provide Little or No Warning

Are Deeper Then They Appear

Flash FloodsFlash Floods

Climb to Higher Ground

Don’t Walk / Drive Through Water

Watch Children and Pets

Limit Recreational Boating

Flood Safety TipsFlood Safety Tips

Hazardous Materials (HazMat) Hazardous Materials (HazMat) IncidentsIncidents

Hazardous Materials are….

Substances that because of their

chemical nature, pose a potential risk

to life, health, or property if they are

released or used improperly.

Sources of HazMatsSources of HazMatsChemical plants

Refineries

Gas stations

Hospitals

Manufacturing

Hazardous materials waste sites,

Trucks, Trains, Planes

Call 9-1-1

Remain Uphill, Upwind, Upstream

Be Cautious of Spilled Substances

Avoid Inhaling / Cover Mouth

Decontaminate

HazMat Safety TipsHazMat Safety Tips

EarthquakesEarthquakes

Earthquake Safety TipsEarthquake Safety TipsFind Cover

Stay Clear

If Inside….

If In a Car….

If Outdoors….

If in a Wheelchair….

Spreads Quickly

Heat and Smoke

Poisonous Gases

Smoke Alarms

Escaping Fire

Flammable Items

Electrical Wiring

Stop, Drop & Roll

Prepare For and Prevent FiresPrepare For and Prevent Fires

Dangerous

Severe Thunderstorm Watch

Severe Thunderstorm Warning

Thunderstorm Tendencies

Thunderstorms and LighteningThunderstorms and Lightening

Thunderstorm Safety TipsThunderstorm Safety TipsAvoid water sources

Avoid hard-line telephones

Shelter in enclosed structure

If in a vehicle…..

If outdoors…..

Most Violent Storms

Tornado Watch

Tornado Warning

Tornado Tendencies

If In a Structure….

If in a Vehicle, Trailer or Mobile Home….

If Outdoors….

TornadoesTornadoes

Tornado Safety TipsTornado Safety Tips

Stay away from windows

Go to hallway or lowest floor

If in a vehicle…..

If outdoors……

“Kill One, Panic Thousands.”

The Art of War – Sun-tzu

Oklahoma CityWorld Trade Center

TerrorismTerrorism

Pentagon

The use of force or violence

against persons or property

in violation of the criminal laws

of the United States

for purposes of

intimidation, coercion, or ransom.

What is Terrorism?What is Terrorism?

Target SelectionTarget Selection

Landmarks or Famous PlacesPeople or IndividualsEvents

Chemical

Biological

Radiological

Nuclear

Explosives

Terrorist ThreatsTerrorist Threats

Chemical Agents:Chemical Agents: Signs and SymptomsSigns and Symptoms

Dead animals, birds or fish

Absence of insects

Mass illness

Unusual liquid droplets

Unexplained odors

Low-lying clouds (colored)

Unusual metal debris

Biological Agents:Biological Agents:Signs and SymptomsSigns and Symptoms

Unusual numbers of sick or dying people or animals

Unscheduled or unusual spray being disseminated

Abandoned spray devices

Radiological Agents: Radiological Agents: Signs and SymptomsSigns and Symptoms

Unusual numbers of sick or dying people or animals

Unusual metal debrisRadiation symbolsHeat emitting materialGlowing material or

particles

Unexpected or from someone unknown Not addressed to a specific person Lopsided or lumpy, soiled or stained Protruding wires or unusual contents Postmarked city and return address does not

match Powdery substance felt or seen Marked with threatening language Strong odor Excessive weight Ticking sound?

Suspicious Mail and PackagesSuspicious Mail and Packages

If you receive a bomb threat: Get Information Keep Caller on Line Make Note of Caller’s Voice Call the Police

If you locate a suspicious package or device: Don’t Touch It! Don’t Use Cordless/Cell Phone Keep Area Clear and Call the Police Note Description

Bomb ThreatsBomb Threats

Know The Routines

Be Aware

Take What You Hear Seriously

See something? Say something! (NYPD)

Terrorism Safety TipsTerrorism Safety Tips

Survive on your own (up to 72 hours)

Basic Services Cut

Collect Basic Items

Home, Work, Vehicles

Disaster Supplies KitDisaster Supplies Kit

Disaster Supplies Kit: WaterDisaster Supplies Kit: Water

One Gallon Daily

Varies Individually

Weather

Bottle Water

Non-Thirsty Foods

Special Dietary Needs

Canned Foods and Dry Mixes

Disaster Supplies Kit: FoodDisaster Supplies Kit: Food

Basic Disaster Supplies KitBasic Disaster Supplies KitThree-day supply of non-perishable foodThree-day supply of waterPortable, battery-powered radio /television,

w/ extra batteries!Flashlight and batteriesFirst-aid kit and manualSanitation and hygiene items Matches and waterproof containerCash and coinsMedications, glasses, contact lens solution,

hearing aid batteriesBaby formula, diapers, bottles, and pacifiersClothing/beddingPet food & supplies

Evacuation Kit

““Go” KitGo” Kit

Flood Insurance: 1-888-FLOOD29Inventory Home PossessionsLocate Important DocumentsKeep Cash on Hand

General Rule: Obtain property, health, and life insurance if you do not have them. Review existing policies for the amount and extent of coverage to ensure that what you have is adequate for you and your family.

Family Disaster Plan:Family Disaster Plan:Insurance and Vital RecordsInsurance and Vital Records

Special Needs

Create Network

Discuss with Employer

Apartment Building/Neighbors

Specialized Items

Medications

List Medical Devices

Family Disaster Plan:Family Disaster Plan:Special NeedsSpecial Needs

Identifying Shelters

Veterinarian Records

Pet Friendly Hotels/Motels

Pet Rescue

Evacuation Notice ~~~~~

Family Disaster Plan:Family Disaster Plan:Caring for AnimalsCaring for Animals

Pet Supplies

Proper Identification

Pet Carrier and Leash

Emergency Shelters

Guidelines for Large Animals

Family Disaster Plan:Family Disaster Plan:Caring for AnimalsCaring for Animals

Considerations

Escape Routes

Family Disaster PlanFamily Disaster Plan

Family Communication PlanFamily Communication Plan

Contact Name:

Telephone:

Out-of-State Contact Name:

Telephone:

Neighborhood Meeting Place:

Meeting Place Telephone:

Dial 9-1-1 for Emergencies

Utilities Shut-Off: Natural GasUtilities Shut-Off: Natural Gas

Significant Fire Hazard

Shut-Off Procedure

Smell or Hear

Utilities Shut-Off: WaterUtilities Shut-Off: Water

Precious Disaster Resource

Cracked Lines

Effects of Gravity

Shut-Off Valve

Label

Utility Shut-Off: ElectricityUtility Shut-Off: Electricity

Electrical Sparks

Electricity Circuit Box

Teach Family

For Your Safety

First Aid & CPR

Fire Extinguisher

Family Disaster Plan:Family Disaster Plan:Safety SkillsSafety Skills

PetsDoorsHeating & Air ConditioningFireplaceDisaster Supplies KitMediaInside HomeChemical ThreatWindows

Shelter In PlaceShelter In Place

Home Evacuation PlanHighway Evacuation Route

Work / School Evacuation Plan

“Controlled Movement

of People With Time.”

EvacuationEvacuation

Regional City/County Emergency Operations Center (EOC)

City Manager and County Executive

Evacuation ResponsibilityEvacuation Responsibility

Law Enforcement

Air Operations

Patrol Vehicles

Door to Door

Reverse 9-1-1

Evacuation NotificationEvacuation Notification

Specific Location “Go Kit” Childcare Provider Pets Utilities Valuables Secure House Travel Routes Power Lines

Advised to EvacuateAdvised to Evacuate

Evacuation

Evacuation Plan

Test Doors

Event of Fire

Stairwell

Crawl

Rescue

Stay Calm

Outside Window

Visibility

Light Colored

Cloth

Assist Others

Multi-Floor Building Multi-Floor Building Evacuation / RescueEvacuation / Rescue

•What does the plan contain?

•How often is it updated?

•What should I know about the plan?

•What hazard(s) does it cover?

Evacuation: Community, Schools Evacuation: Community, Schools and Other Plansand Other Plans

What is Pandemic Influenza?

20th Century Pandemics

Does It Differ From Seasonal Influenza?

Pandemic and Avian InfluenzaPandemic and Avian Influenza

Undergoes Minor Changes

Antigenic Shift

Avian Influenza

Reassortment


Spread of Influenza

Contaminated Surfaces

Surgical Mask

Discard Tissues

Stay at Home


Quarantine

Isolation

County Health Officer

Assisting Sick Neighbors


When To Go To The Hospital

Guidelines for Medical Treatment

When Only Mildly Sick

When To Seek Medical Advice

Calling in Advance

Calling an Ambulance

Telephone Advice


Monitor Avian Influenza

Education

Wash Your Hands

Cover Coughs

Personal Space

Shaking Hands (Fist Bump)


Presently No Pandemic

Maybe Bird Flu

Seasonal Flu

Good Respiratory & Hand Hygiene

Help Control Influenza

(Don’t go to work feeling sick.)

Summary: Pandemic and Avian Summary: Pandemic and Avian InfluenzaInfluenza

Get Informed

Make a Plan

Assemble a Kit

Maintain Your Plan and Kit

Community Emergency Response Training (CERT)

Neighborhood Emergency Training (NET)

Neighborhood Watch

Ways to Enhance PreparednessWays to Enhance Preparedness

www.ready.gov

www.cert-la.com

www.lasd.org

ready.gov/index.html

oes.ca.gov/

fema.gov/

Californiavolunteers.org

cdc.gov

whitehouse.gov/homeland/

redcross.org/

fbi.gov/

Pandemicflu.gov

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