Before Help Comes - a brochure containing information on many disaster planning topics.

California Governor's Office of Emergency Services link to the State's website

Disaster Shelter Plan for Medically Fragile Persons

Alameda County Public Health Department:

• PH Disaster Mobilization Plan (wallet card) - pdf | word (print on Avery postcard stock #5389)

• Employee "Ready-bag" or Red Cross Workplace Disaster Kit

• 1000 Broadway Rally-point

Hospitals/Medical Facilities:

• EOC Medical/Health Branch Contact Numbers

• Hospital Incident Command System Update 11/05

• Medical/Health Request Form v6
  

• H1N1 Inventory v6
  

• Medical Health Status Form This form can be filled out electronically and e-mailed (to med1@acgov.org), or printed and faxed (925-803-2720 or 7872) to the EOC during an activation.
  

• Hazardous Materials Medical Management Protocols for hospitals- (State EMS Authority Document #231 .
  On-site training will be available on request - contact Jim Morrissey.

• These policies can be found in the EMS Field Manual: Nerve agents - #7150, Cyanide poisoning - #7151, MCI - #8070, Haz/Mat - #8080, Autoinjectors - #10130, Suspicious powders - #10131

Day Care Centers:

• Disaster and earthquake preparedness and evacuation for Day Care Centers (PowerPoint)

Resources:

• Alameda County Public Health Depatment Bioterrorism webpage.

• American Red Cross | Disaster Services

• Bomb Threat Information

• Center for the Study of Bioterrorism & Emerging Infections - a tremendous resource of training and educational material dealing with all aspects of bioterrorism

• Department of Homeland Security

• Need information on preparing for an earthquake? Check out the State of California Office of Emergency Services website. Information on emergency supplies, information specifically targeted at children, the physically challenged and the elderly, and lots more.

. . .Or see the "Community Page" for more disaster preparedness information

• Interested in being on a DMAT Team? Contact Jim Morrisseyat for an application or visit the State EMS Authority website.