Emergency Resilience
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Mid City Disaster Risk Profile
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Earthquake (High)
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Shelter best available spot till shaking stops
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Be aware of hazards
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Shut off gas, water, electricity (fire prevention)
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Riot/Civil Unrest (Moderate)
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Shelter in place
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Public Health (Moderate)
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Communicate via radio
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In the event of a pandemic, shelter in place.
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Isolate/Quarantine as directed
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Flood (Moderate)
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Serveyl Ballona Creek
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Relocate at risk residents, for example those near Ballona Creek, to higher ground, e.g. Nate Holden, Alta Loma, Washington Irving Library (UNNC), First Presbyterian, Smyrna etc.
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Extreme Heat (Moderate)
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All stakeholders advised to check on our neighbors especially young, elderly and infirm.
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Cooling centers needed
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Chemical or Nuclear Emergencies
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Heed any warnings
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Listen to public communications
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Cyber Attack
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The threat of cyber attack is constant
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Encourage board and stakeholders to be mindful (e.g. password vulnerability, phishing etc.)
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In the event of a large scale cyber attack critical infrastructure including communications infrastructure could be disabled or compromised (e.g. LADWP, Socal Gas, hospitals, etc)
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Deploy radio communications
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Fire, Extreme Cold or Tsunami (Lower Risk)
After a disaster monitor transistor radio KFI AM 640 and KNX AM 1070 for updates and public information
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Resources
See Los Angeles's excellent Resilience Plan here.
Framework
Preparation
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Personal Preparedness Spotlight
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Understand the Basic Skills at Home (several weeks)
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Reducing Risk Exercises
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Training
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Community Interaction
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Connect with your neighbors. Reach out and Help out.
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Assets
Recovery
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Small business outreach
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Links to other City Departments
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Networks and Partnerships
Resilience Tools and Capacity-Building Infrastructure
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Leadership Tools
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Infrastructure Planning
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Neighborhood Pods
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Training