EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS INFORMATION

To become part of our Block Preparedness community network,
contact us at epvolunteer@paneighborhoods.org
 
  Neighborhood Lessons Learned from the recent power outage
 
  Block Preparedness Coordinator Program
        BPC Emergency/Disaster Preparedness Committee Purpose
        Neighborhood Disaster Preparedness Introduction
        Block Coordinator Program printable brochure
 
  Block Preparedness Coordinator Training
        Thursday, March 18, Palo Alto Medical Foundation,
            Clark Building, 1st floor Ed. Room
        Wednesday, March 24, Palo Alto Medical Foundation,
            Jamplis Building, 3rd floor Ed. Conf. Room A & F
        6:00pm -- Introduction to BPC Program
        7:00pm -- Damage Assessment
        8:15pm -- Communications for Disasters
        RSVP to epvolunteer@paneighborhoods.org
 
  Sign up for Palo Alto CANS (the Community Alert and Notification System)
 
  How to fill and use sandbags.
 
  See Updated Flu Information.
 
  Learn more about The Association Of PANDA (Palo Alto Neighborhood
        Disaster Assistance) -- see also District 3 News
 
  In next 30 years, more than 99% chance of 6.7 or larger earthquake. (article)
  Disaster Preparedness is Big Business in Palo Alto (Palo Alto Weekly)
 
  City Council Review of the City Emergency Management/Operations Plan
        City Presentation to Council     PAN Presentation to Council
 
  Pandemic Influenza Presentation
  May 2009 PAN Emergency Preparedness Celebration and Awards Event
  PAN Emergency Preparedness Fair photos and presentation to Council
  Red Cross Safe and Well website
    If you have been affected by a disaster, this website provides
    a way for you to register yourself as “safe and well.”
 
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Last Updated: February 24, 2010