Saturday, February 13, 2016

You've got a plan right?



Hello Folks, Daniel here. I am re-starting this Blog with the intent of gathering and sharing information.
That information revolves around Emergency Action Planning, or how ready are you and your family to respond to an Emergency or Disaster.

The general consensus is that the vast majority of Americans have not done nothing to ready themselves or their families for the emergencies or disasters that will happen sometime in our lives.
The most current (2012) FEMA survey on the subject can be found here:

https://www.fema.gov/media-library/assets/documents/83190

And a most current (2014) Database of relevant surveys can be found here:
http://search.usa.gov/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&affiliate=fema&query=Didsaster+prepardness+surveys+database+2014

Years ago (1989 Loma Prieta earthquake) I started actively searching for usable information on the subject of disaster planning and preparedness.

Having recently retired from the US Army (2015), my current need for information is linked to a training program I have been developing, and will soon release to the public.
This training program is intended to take you through the process of actually completing a workable Emergency Action Plan for you, your family and loved ones for the emergencies or disasters that you have identified.

 Ask yourself these questions:
1) Do you have a viable Emergency Action Plan?
2) If not. Why not?
3) Do you want to create one?
4) How much time are you willing to spend to accomplish it?
5) If you do have a plan. Do you feel that it is complete?
6) If not. What do you think is missing?

Now that you have thought of these questions, I look forward to your input on the subject of Emergency Action Planning. Your feedback will help me focus my training material to better serve the needs of those using it. And ultimately will prevent the suffering and hardship for thousands of lives somewhere, and sometime in our country.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/586QWQ9

 Thank You
Daniel Kilburn

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