- CERT
- Emergency Management
- Emergency Procedures
- People With Disabilities
- Earthquake Procedures
- Shelter In Place
- Evacuation Procedures
- Fire Procedures
- Power Outages
- Terrorist Attacks
- Tsunami Procedures
- Transit Safety
- Pandemic Preparedness
- Storm & Flooding Procedures
- Make A Plan
- Build A Kit
- Get Involved
- Earthquake Myths and Facts
- Flu Prevention Tips
- Building Marshal Program
- Emergency Videos
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- Emergency Notification System
- IPAD Mini Giveaway
Seniors & Disabled Preparedness
- Set up a Personal Support network – Designate someone to check on you in an emergency and to help with evacuation or sheltering-in-place.
- Personal Care Assistance – If you receive assistance from a home healthcare agency or in-home support provider, find out how the provider will respond in an emergency. Designate backup or alternative providers that you can contact in an emergency.
- For Persons using a wheelchair: Plan for how you will evacuate in an emergency and discuss it with your care providers. If you use a motorized wheelchair, have a manual wheelchair as a backup.
- For Persons who are Blind or Visually Impaired: Keep an extra collapsible cane by your bed. Attach a whistle to the cane; use it if you need to attract attention. Exercise caution when moving around after an earthquake; items may fall and block paths that are normally unobstructed.
- For Persons who are Hearing Impaired: Keep extra batteries for your hearing aids with emergency supplies. Consider storing your hearing aids in a container attached to your nightstand or bedpost, so you can locate them quickly after a disaster.
