A project that was done for the Athens County Ohio Emergency Management Agency for a volunteer that does talks on disaster preparedness.

1. Athens County EMA Info

2. Athens County EMA Info
Planning

3. Athens County EMA Info
Planning
Mitigation

4. Athens County EMA Info
Planning
Mitigation
Responding

5. Athens County EMA Info
Planning
Mitigation
Responding
Recovery

6. Why EMA is needed?

8. Planning Mitigation Responding Recovery

9. Planning Mitigation Responding Recovery
Needs
assessment
and how
they’re
addressed

10. Planning Mitigation Responding Recovery
Needs Lessening
assessment vulnerability
and how
they’re
addressed

11. Planning Mitigation Responding Recovery
Needs Lessening Procuring
assessment vulnerability needs of First
and how Responders
they’re
addressed

12. Planning Mitigation Responding Recovery
Needs Lessening Procuring Damage
assessment vulnerability needs of First assessments
and how Responders for State/
they’re Federal Relief &
addressed tracking relief
efforts

13. 2009
Ice & Wind
Storms
Were you ready?

14. What do I need to be prepared?

15. Water

16. Water
How much do I need?

17. Water
How much do I need?
How should I store water?

18. Water
How much do I need?
How should I store water?
Water containers?

19. Food

20. Food
Ready to eat

21. Food
Ready to eat
Canned juices, milk, soup

22. Food
Ready to eat
Canned juices, milk, soup
Staples

23. Food
Ready to eat
Canned juices, milk, soup
Staples
High energy foods

24. Food
Ready to eat
Canned juices, milk, soup
Staples
High energy foods
Comfort/ stress foods

25. First Aid Kit

26. First Aid Kit
What should it contain?

27. First Aid Kit
What should it contain?
Non-prescription drugs

28. Clothing, Bedding &
Sanitation

29. Clothing, Bedding &
Sanitation
How much clothing?

30. Clothing, Bedding &
Sanitation
How much clothing?
Bedding?

31. Clothing, Bedding &
Sanitation
How much clothing?
Bedding?
Sanitation items

32. Tools

33. Tools
What kind?

34. Special items

35. Special items
Baby items

36. Special items
Baby items
Family Documents

37. Special items
Baby items
Family Documents
Cash & Coins

38. Special items
Baby items
Family Documents
Cash & Coins
Entertainment items

39. Medicines

40. Medicines
Vitamins

41. Medicines
Vitamins
Non-prescriptions

42. Medicines
Vitamins
Non-prescriptions
Prescriptions

43. Special Needs

44. Special Needs
Impairments

45. Special Needs
Impairments
Single parent families

46. Special Needs
Impairments
Single parent families
Non-English neighbors

47. Special Needs
Impairments
Single parent families
Non-English neighbors
Other challenges

48. Before Winter Storms/
Extreme Cold

49. Before Winter Storms/
Extreme Cold
Prepare your home & family

50. Before Winter Storms/
Extreme Cold
Prepare your home & family
Prepare your car

51. Before Winter Storms/
Extreme Cold
Prepare your home & family
Prepare your car
Extra supplies

52. During a Winter Storm

53. During a Winter Storm
Guidelines

54. During a Winter Storm
Guidelines
If you are outdoors

55. During a Winter Storm
Guidelines
If you are outdoors
If you are driving

56. During a Winter Storm
Guidelines
If you are outdoors
If you are driving

57. Laws affecting animals in disaster

58. Laws affecting animals in disaster
President Bush Signs H.R. 3858, the
quot;Pets Evacuation and Transportation
Standards Act of 2006quot;

59. Laws affecting animals in disaster
President Bush Signs H.R. 3858, the
quot;Pets Evacuation and Transportation
Standards Act of 2006quot;
In order to qualify for Federal Emergency
Management Agency funding, a city or
state is required to submit a plan
detailing its disaster preparedness
program. The PETS Act would simply
require that the State and local
emergency preparedness authorities
include how they will accommodate
households with pets or service animals
when presenting these plans to the
FEMA.

60. Basic Disaster Planning
for Animals

61. Basic Disaster Planning
for Animals
Two Simple Steps

62. Basic Disaster Planning
for Animals
Two Simple Steps
Have a safe way to transport
your animal

63. Basic Disaster Planning
for Animals
Two Simple Steps
Have a safe way to transport
your animal
Know where you are going to
take your animals

64. Animal Disaster
Kit

65. Are you ready?

66. Tammy
Hann- Harlan
bttymom@aol.com
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