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Utility Control Search & Rescue Disaster First Aid

Lead: Veronica Lead: Rick Lead: Patty

Susan B Mark Sean

Veronica Rick Patty

Leif Tim Mark

Utility Control Search & Rescue Disaster First Aid Lead: Veronica Lead: Rick Lead: Patty Susan B Mark Sean Veronica Rick Patty Leif Tim Mark

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Shelter & Special Needs

Communications

Damage Assessment

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Utility Control Search & Rescue Disaster First Aid

Lead: Veronica Lead: Rick Lead: Patty

Susan B Mark Sean

Veronica Rick Patty

Leif Tim Mark

VeronicaFrito — Tue, 20 May 2008 18:21:56 CDT

Do you live in the neighborhood? We really need your help. It's a great way to meet your neighbors! You also learn what to do in case of an emergency and know that others are there to help you too. Please contact either Patty or Sean or come to any of our meetings.

Walkie-Talkie Emergency Channel:
Set all walkie-talkies to channel 8.11 -- this is the channel our neighborhood uses to communicate with each other during drills and emergencies:

= 8.11

1st Steps in case of an Emergency (includes Emergency Meeting Place location):
Before you go to the meeting place please do the following in case of an emergency...

1. Injured? Check yourself and others in your house for injuries.
2. Small fire? Yes, put out with fire extinguisher or contact another neighbor or the Utility Control Team.
3. Smell gas? Yes, then turn off your gas valve outside your house (if you don't know how the Utility Control Team will do this for you).
4. Concerned about water leaks? If you see water in your house or if a high magnitude earthquake please turn your off the water inside your house at the main valve.*
5. Electrical panel shutoff? If you think there might be an electrical surge and it's dry around where the electrical panel is (standing water and electricity don't mix well), shut off your electricity.*
6. HELP / OK sign -- place in your window or door where it will be visible from the street.
7. Safety clothing -- Put on sturdy shoes, a hardhat, safety glasses, gloves and comfortable clothing.
8. Get equipment to bring to Emergency Meeting Place -- your emergency pack, a flashlight, and first aid kit.
9. Fire Extinguisher -- place your fire extinguisher on the sidewalk. 10. Meet at Ericks house (Emergency Meeting Site)
10. Go to neighborhood meeting place (Erick's house)

*Main and back-up emergency shelter and 1st aide houses should try to keep electrical and water on if possible.

FYI -- Main emergency area for Alaska Junction is Ercolini Park (the new park on the corner of 48th & Alaska). This is where the fire and police departments will go to.

Next Meeting:

Date: TBD (July?)
Time: TBD Where:House TBD
What to bring: Gear for the drill Homework: Brush up on your emergency roll so you're ready for the drill

Agenda
1) Vicki & Brendan -- Chatting with us on what they've learned about Walkie-Talkies and emergency communications
2) Veronica -- new stuff on our website (and requests for any updates to the map and/or website)
3) TBD

What does SNAP stand for? Seattle Neighborhoods Actively Prepare.

VeronicaFrito — Tue, 20 May 2008 18:04:33 CDT

Alaska and 46th Emergency (SNAP) Team

Would you like to join our team? Do you want to start your own neighborhood SNAP team and have questions on how to? Please contact:

Team Captain: Sean
Team Organizer: Patty
Team Co-Captains: Patty & Erick

Need help adding information to the website?

Website assistance: Veronica
Co-website experts: Tim & Vicki

VeronicaFrito — Tue, 20 May 2008 17:57:19 CDT

Team Captain: Sean Team co-captain: Patty & Erick

(#1) Priority Tasks

(#2) Secondary Tasks

Shelter & Special Needs	Communications	Damage Assessment
Lead: Tim	Lead: Vicki	Lead: Erick
Christine	Brendan	Rick
Susan G	Vicki	Erick
Susan B (backup)	Veronica (backup)	Christine
	Esther

VeronicaFrito — Tue, 20 May 2008 17:54:01 CDT

Enter any emergency (SNAP) meetings, events or classes that you hear about on the cooresponding calendar day. Please link that text to any additional info about that event.

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VeronicaFrito — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 13:02:08 CDT

Related Links
Links and contacts for other SNAP teams, emergency blogs, training sites, etc.

West Seattle Blog
City of Seattle SNAP site

Info
Please add any information and links to any cool emergency items you find; i.e., first aid kits, food packs, tools.

Pets:
Emergency window stickers to let firemen know how many pets you have that would need to be rescued in case of an emergency.
Company: Pet Alert www.petalertdecal.com (the pet store at Westwood Vlg might have these too).
"This brand is nice because they do not permanently adhere to your window, they're changeable (dry erase marker) and they go on the inside of your window not the outside like a lot do so they stay dry." V

Utility Control	Search & Rescue	Disaster First Aid
Lead: Veronica	Lead: Rick	Lead: Patty
Susan B	Mark	Sean
Veronica	Rick	Patty
Leif	Tim	Mark

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Memorial Day