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IMPORTANT DISTRICT TELEPHONE NUMBERSEMERGENCIES911Police, Fire, & EMS1 2NON-EMERGENCIES311The Mayor’s Citywide Service Center 311DC Homeland Security and EMA (24 hour) (202) 727-6161TDD/TYY (202) 727-3323Fire and Emergency Medical Services (202) 673-3331American Red Cross, National Capital Chapter (202) 728-6401Poison Control Center (800) 222-1222DC Mental Health Access HelpLine (24 hour) (888) 793-4357TDD/TYY (202) 673-7500DC Animal Shelter (24 hour) (202) 576-6664Verizon (phone) (800) 275-2355PEPCO (electric)(customer service) (202) 833-7500(power outages)(877) PEPCO-62(life-threatening emergencies) (202) 872-3432Washington Gas(customer service) (202) 624-6049(natural gas emergency number) (703) 750-1400DC Water and Sewer Authority (202) 787-2000(water and sewer emergency number) (202) 612-3400DC Department of Public Works (202) 673-6833Additional information on emergencypreparedness is available by callingFEMA at: (800) 480-2520, orHSEMA at: (202) 727-6161Or on the Internet at:http://www.fema.govhttp://www.redcross.orghttp://hsema.dc.gov1 Request onsite police, fire or emergency medical response.2 Request District Government information, services and report non-emergencysituations that are not serious, life threatening, or currently in progress.dc-6 HSEMA http://hsema.dc.gov
Page 2 and 3: MESSAGE FROMTHE DIRECTORDear Reside
Page 4 and 5: EVACUATIONThe District Department o
Page 6: The mission of the Technical Servic
Page 11 and 12: DISTRICT EMERGENCY SHELTERS (CONTIN
Page 13 and 14: Fedhealth has authorized the Distri
Page 15 and 16: Copyright © 1999-2009 by W. L. (Bi
Page 17: INTRODUCTIONIf you have never been
Page 20 and 21: About Biological Agents . . . . . .
Page 22 and 23: Eye Injuries . . . . . . . . . . .
Page 24 and 25: DISASTER FACTS & FIGURESBoth natura
Page 26 and 27: FACTS & FIGURES BY TYPE OF DISASTER
Page 28 and 29: TerrorismBetween 1993 and 2006 ther
Page 30 and 31: Section 1Family EmergencyPlan, Kits
Page 32 and 33: [ ] Take a basic first aid and CPR
Page 34 and 35: TIPS FOR PETS OR LIVESTOCK / LARGE
Page 36 and 37: EMERGENCY PLAN, continuedFamily Doc
Page 38 and 39: [ ] Keep at least a three-day suppl
Page 40 and 41: - Antacid (for upset stomach)- Anti
Page 42 and 43: [ ] Signal flares[ ] Small hand too
Page 44 and 45: [ ] Extra eye glasses or contact le
Page 46 and 47: [ ] Water … as much as you can fi
Page 48 and 49: Section 2Disaster Preparedness,Prev
Page 50 and 51: Soon we’ll explain what to do BEF
Page 52 and 53: Move valuables to higher groundIf y
Page 54 and 55: Landscape wiselyPlant fire-resistan
Page 56 and 57: Consider building a shelter or “s
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Remember ... it’s not a matter of
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What are YOU gonna do about…AVALA
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Stick it out - If you are lucky eno
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Move it! - Whether you are in a veh
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What are YOU gonna do about…AN EA
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• DO NOT use the elevators!IF OUT
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What are YOU gonna do about…AN EV
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Large animals - Hopefully you made
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• If washing dishes or clothes, m
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Know how to shut off power - Know w
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Wildfires are intense fires that ar
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What are YOU gonna do about…AFLOO
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AFTER AFLOOD (OR HEAVY RAIN):Things
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IF INDOORS - Stay inside until the
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transportation accident involving h
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Strange vapors or danger - Report a
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Typhoon - used in Northwest Pacific
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• Fill up your car with fuel.•
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Use bleach - The best thing to use
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What is the most dangerous part of
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Make a plan - Review Section 1 to d
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What are YOU gonna do about…TERRO
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Learn “Threat Levels” - Review
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GUARDED (Blue) - a general risk of
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HIGH (Orange) - credible intelligen
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SEVERE (Red) - terrorist attack has
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transportation and utility systems
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Remember, many chemical weapons - o
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• If swallowed - if someone drink
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Seal all in plastic bag, then seal
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VX vapor is heavier than air so set
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Don’t panic -- Listen - Stay calm
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enough to fight them. But, if a per
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How it spreads: Botulism cannot spr
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• Ingestion - if a large amount o
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Treatment: There is no cure or trea
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Report strange things - Be aware of
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ABOUT RADIOLOGICAL THREAT OR DEVICE
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BEFORE A RADIOLOGICAL THREAT OR EVE
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• Keep a battery-operated radio w
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take hours, days, weeks or even mon
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of time. Exposure limits vary from
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• ventilation• water and food
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2 sticks (or folded cardboard) and
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IF INDOORS - If near blast, stay pu
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What .. no services? - An electroma
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What are YOU gonna do about…ATHUN
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What are YOU gonna do about…ATORN
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Take cover - If you hear or see a t
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• Advisory - an earthquake has oc
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What are YOU gonna do about…AVOLC
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• Listen for creaking on your roo
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• calcium chloride - good for mel
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• give a sign - turn on hazard li
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Deal with it - Recognize your own f
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Watch out - Look for critters, espe
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U.S. are declared. In severe disast
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FEMA recommends the following mitig
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TIPS ON USING HOUSEHOLD FOODSCOOKIN
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TIPS ON SANITATION OF HUMAN WASTEIn
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DEALING WITH DEATH OR MASS CASUALTI
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Section 3Information& Tips onBasic
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TIPS ON MAKING YOUR “EMERGENCY AC
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TIPS ON REDUCING THE SPREAD OFGERMS
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What to do…• Run away from area
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• Don’t put repellent on small
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• If possible and safe, remove ve
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What are YOU gonna do about…BLEED
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What are YOU gonna do about…BREAT
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What are YOU gonna do about…BROKE
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• DO NOT apply any creams, oils o
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What are YOU gonna do about…CHOKI
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What are YOU gonna do about…COLD-
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What are YOU gonna do about…CONVU
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What are YOU gonna do about…DROWN
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What are YOU gonna do about…EYE I
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What are YOU gonna do about…HEAD,
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CARDIAC ARREST (GIVING CPR)Main thi
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CPR POSITION FOR CHILDREN (1 - 8 YE
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What are YOU gonna do about…HEAT-
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What are YOU gonna do about…INFEC
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Things to watch for (flu)…Possibl
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eyes, nose, or mouth. Other disease
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POISON - INHALED BY BREATHINGReview
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Illustration 3-4Poison IvyIllustrat
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POISON - SWALLOWEDSee TERRORISM (in
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What are YOU gonna do about…A STR
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Section 4Emergency ContactNames & N
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ABOUT THE SALVATION ARMYThe Salvati
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STATE & TERRITORY EMERGENCY MANAGEM
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Nebraska Emergency Management Agenc
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warning and disaster tracking servi
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magnitude. Some areas of responsibi
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New BrunswickNew Brunswick Emergenc
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Neighborhood Watch incorporates ter
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APPENDIX BBusiness Continuity(Plan
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• If possible, know who’s in th
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• Other Businesses/Immediate Neig
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Cyber threats - Computer crime and
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& Industry. It is a step-by-step ap
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Jane’s (company offers comprehens
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American Heart Association. Hands-O
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Centers for Disease Control and Pre
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Mayo Clinic, Infectious Disease. C.
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Yellowstone Volcano Observatory,
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INDEXAactivated charcoal, first aid
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sunburn, first aid treatment, 176bu
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about, 90how spread, 90signs and sy
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for car, 21-22for classroom or lock
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FEMA (Federal Emergency Management
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infectious diseases and, 196-199red
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lightning. See also thunderstormsfa
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types of, 116nuclear weapon or bomb
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uilding indoor shelter with, 120typ
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signs and symptoms of exposure, 104
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waterconservation tips, 50-51disast
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NOTES______________________________
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BE AWARE... BE PREPARED... and HAVE
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