Emergency preparedness | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Heather Carver (tierrabodhi![]() |
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Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2012 13:43:38 -0700 (PDT) |
I'm on our emergency preparedness team, so I was looking through the archives for any wisdom from other cohousing communities that may have experienced natural (or unnatural) disasters. There was a thread a few years back about a role for the national co-housing organization in disaster prep, but I guess it didn't really go anywhere. Subduction earthquakes similar to the one last year in Japan happen in this area about every 300 years, and the last one was 312 years ago. So we're trying to get prepared. Needless to say, we're better prepared than most neighborhoods, simply because we all know each other, and are used to working together. We would like to establish a link with a community in another part of the country to be an out-of-state- contact. This is recommended for families because sometimes long-distance calls can get through even when local lines are down or restricted to emergency calls. In addition to our family out-of-state contacts, we thought it could be good to have one for the community. Then everyone who's at work or wherever could call or text our location/condition to the out-of-state contact, and whoever is handling communications at the Ecovillage could check with you for updates. And, of course, we'd do the same for you. thankyou! Heather Carver Columbia Ecovillage, Portland, Ore.
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Emergency preparedness Heather Carver, March 11 2012
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Emergency preparedness Lynn Nadeau / Maraiah, October 30 2012
- Re: Emergency preparedness BILL WOOLVERTON, October 30 2012
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Re: Emergency preparedness Katie Henry, November 7 2012
- Re: Emergency preparedness Sharon Villines, November 8 2012
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Emergency preparedness Lynn Nadeau / Maraiah, October 30 2012
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