Emergency Preparedness
“When we are prepared, we are in a better position to help our neighbors after a disaster.”
A Season of Resilience in Emergency Preparations is a step by step 5 week program that encourages and supports families to establish a plan and make proper preparations to ensure their safety and well-being during and after a disaster.
What can you expect from St. Michael’s?
Guide you through the process of preparing for disasters relevant to our location.
Make information accessible & clear so all can succeed to their desired level of preparedness.
Curate and provide sound advice from trusted sources.
What can you expect to accomplish?
According to FEMA there are 3 basic things to help ensure you & your family’s safety and well-being during a disaster.
1. Make A Plan: Ensure all family members are equipped with who to call, what to have, & where to meet.
2. Be Informed: Know how to receive local alerts, call for emergency services, and secure your home.
3. Get A Kit: Ensure you have water, food, and cash to support all family members.
Getting Started
”A Season of Resilience”
Introduction - What to expect
Week 1 - Initial preparation for a house fire in each of the 3 categories: plan, inform, and supplies
Week 2 - Expand preparations beyond a house fire to a community wildfire
Week 3 - Start to prepare for a stay-at- home event vs an evacuation
Week 4 - Account for special circumstances & mitigate risks
Week 5 - Preparing your pets
Additional Resources: Emergency Wallet Card, Week 1 Handouts
Estate Planning & Preparation
Being prepared for an emergency involves more than just gathering supplies, identifying an evacuation route, and mitigating risks. Emergency preparedness also involves getting your affairs in order to ensure your loved ones are cared for. To start the process and learn more, click on the below resources.
Estate Planning FAQ & Statistics (Coming Soon)