2014/04/23 Council Agenda Packet

'IFAt 2013 Annual Report Page 14 j Emergency Management Regional leaders in helping the community prepare for when disaster strikes Community Emergency Response Teams(CERT) Our emergency management team conducted three eight-week ,., . • `d CERT training courses, graduating 57 new team members. We also - - — • i I provided 15 advanced CERT classes, including exercises where ' 114..4 / ..._ 1 CERT members integrated with Everett Fire crews in post-disaster . _ Yi, operations and a CERT training video for Everett Fire crews. - Ail '-"•: Ir.- //Ph. r Disaster preparedness outreach and support 4 ' We helped develop a standardized guide for emergency planning r-41JIT uNtF`F ' z - in Adult Family Homes and led 3 training workshops for 80 Adult Family Home providers. The guide was used as a foundational document. We partnered with Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management and KXA Radio to produce and air disaster preparedness messages. Our team developed a presentation on mass shooting impacts to a community and delivered it statewide to over500 participants. e i.�' , t ` ';!:1 �,9 Large-scale incident management :4 - We developed and successfully facilitated the first I,., .4 i p. Unified Command with city departments in management of Everett's 4th of July programs including the parade with 60+volunteers, 1,100 ! participants and 15,000 spectators. mow... . (--- _____„ „..., ,,.*1/4,. .„...., 7,11,,_..4..'''",,' Mary Schoenfeldt, PhD, Public Education Coordinator 11 . COMFORT 2013 Hail of Fame STAT i International Women in Emergency Management 7 . "Congratulations to Mary for her induction into the Hall of Fame for being a pioneer in �\ ` A -, school crisis response,disaster stress management and emergency management.She r brings decades of research and real-life experience to our team. Mary is a world-classIr , - expert and we are incredibly fortunate to have her in Everett." Dave DeHaan, Division Chief of Emergency Management