Quick Reference - Crisis Plan for ILJRSRHS August 26, 2015 Important Notes: ● Anyone can callanytime they feel there is imminent danger. ● If anyone notices anything unusual, please notify the main office in a

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• Emergency management
• Door
• Shelter in place
• Fire alarm system
• Window
• Lockdown drill

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• Civil society
• Giving
• Public administration
• Social philosophy
• Volunteering

B E F O R E About This Guide Hurricane season begins June 1 and ends November 30. The time to prepare for hurricane season is now.

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• Disaster preparedness
• Hurricane preparedness
• Emergency evacuation
• Emergency management
• Homeless shelter
• Pet Emergency Management
• Criticism of government response to Hurricane Katrina

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NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EMERGENCIES Nuclear power plants are designed to rigorous standards, have many redundant safety features and are carefully regulated and monitored; however, problems and accidents can happen. If a nuc

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• Disaster preparedness
• Emergency communication system
• Emergency management
• Nuclear power
• Survival kit
• Fallout shelter
• Japanese reaction to Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster

WINTER/SPRINGHope for the Holidays... and Every Day hen Karen came to the SafeHouse Denver emergency shelter for the first time, she

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SHELTER IN PLACE SHELTER IN PLACE If an incident involves severe weather, an outdoor hazardous materials release, or other outdoor hazard, remain inside or seek shelter in the nearest building. 1. If outside, seek shelte

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List of the numbers of facilities in the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) National Shelter System (NSS) database by state, 2016

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TERRORIST USE OF RADIOLOGICAL DISPERSION DEVICES Radioactive materials may be used in power generation, industry, medicine and research. These same materials are sought out by terrorists to use in acts of terror and caus

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• Nuclear physics
• Radiobiology
• Radioactivity
• Emergency management
• Nuclear technology
• Nuclear terrorism
• Nuclear weapons
• Radiological weapons
• Fallout shelter
• Dirty bomb
• Radioactive contamination
• Nuclear fallout