CURRENT LEVEL:
HOMELAND SECURITY:
Homeland Security Advisory System:
Schools (.PDF)
Homeland Security Advisory System:
General Public
SAFE SCHOOLS:
Emergency Planning for Florida's Schools
Resources for Teachers
Resources for Administrators
American Red Cross:
Recommended Emergency Supplies for Schools
FEMA:
Resources for Teachers and Parents
Master of Disasters and the Sunshine State Standards
Curriculum kits for each grade level.
Grades 6-8 Social Studies
Grades 6-8 Science
Grades 6-8 Mathematics
Grades 6-8 Language Arts
GENERAL RESOURCES:
FOR KIDS:
FEMA: For Kids
War Fears: How To Talk to Your Kids
Americian Association of Pediatrics:
Children, Terrorism & Disasters
FOR TEACHERS and PARENTS:
Department of Homeland Security:
Don't Be Afraid, Be Ready!
READY.GOV: Resources for Homeland Security
FLASH: Federal Alliance for Safe Homes
Masters of Disaster: Facing Fear
FEMA: A Guide to Citizen Preparedness
American Red Cross: Together We Prepare
Become a Safe Family Six-step Preparedness Guide
Living With Terrorism:
A How-to Guide
Terrorism: Questions & Answers
San Bernardino County
San Bernardino Co. Emergency Operations
San Bernardino Co. Emergency Shelters
San Bernardino Co. Sheriff's Department
Avon Park Police Department
American Red Cross Serving San Bernardino Co. Counties.
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Family Disaster Plan
Discuss the type of hazards that could affect your family
Determine escape routes from your home and places to meet (Rally Points); including a child's school, a neighbor or a public place.
Have an out-of-state friend as a family contact, so all your family members have a single point of contact. Have at least 2 ways of contact; e-mail, phone, etc.
Make a plan now for what to do with your pets if you need to evacuate.
Post emergency telephone numbers by your phones, in your wallet or purse and make sure your children know how and when to call 911.
Stock nonperishable emergency supplies and a disaster supply kit.
Take First Aid, CPR and disaster preparedness classes.
Family Supply Kit
WATER: at least one gallon per person per day for 3 to 7 days.
FOOD: a 3 to 7 day supply
BLANKETS/PILLOWS, etc.
CLOTHING
FIRST AID KIT/MEDICINES
SPECIAL ITEMS FOR BABIES OR THE ELDERLY
TOILETRIES
MOISTURE WIPES
FLASHLIGHTS/BATTERIES
RADIO: (battery operated) and
NOAA weather radio
CASH: Banks or ATMÕs may not be open or available for extended periods.
EXTRA SET OF KEYS
TOYS, BOOKS, & GAMES
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS
TOOLS
VEHICLES WITH FULL GAS TANKS
PET CARE ITEMS
DUCT TAPE /PLASTIC SHEETING
Important Local Phone Numbers
City of Hesperia Sheriff's Department:
(xxx)xxx-xxxx
Hesperia Police Department:
(xxx)xxx-xxxx
Victorville Police Department:
(xxx)xxx-xxxx
Apple Valley Police Department:
(xxx)xxx-xxxx
San Bernardino County Emergency Operations:
(xxx)xxx-xxxx
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Advisory System
What to do in case of...
EXPLOSION:
- Leave premises as quickly and calmly as possible. If items are falling from abouve, seek shelter under a sturdy table or desk.
Exit as soon as possible.
- If you are trapped in debris--cover your mouth with a piece of cloth, tap on a pipe or wall so that rescuers can hear you. Shout as a last resort. Shouting can result in inhalation of dangerous amounts of dust.
FIRE:
- Stay low to the floor and exit as quickly as possible.
- Stay below the smoke at all times.
- Cover nose and mouth with a wet cloth.
- If door is hot, do not open it--seek alternate escape route.
BIOCHEMICAL AGENT:
- Authorities will instruct you to either seek shelter and seal the premises or evacuate immediately.
- Turn off air conditioning or hearting system.
MAIL HANDLING:
- Leave suspicious letters or packages alone.
- Leave the vicinity immediately
- Instruct all who open or have contact with suspicious items to wash hands with soap and water.
- Dial 911.
- Please contact contact information of all who may have been exposed.
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