Would you know what to do if the ground starts shaking? Learn where the safest places are inside your home, test your “EQ IQ” and find out how to secure your home to the foundation through Seattle’s Home Retrofit program.
The Seattle Office of Emergency Management partners with the community to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters. Explore our Preparedness, Recovery, Programs & Services, and Hazards sections for up-to-date information and news.
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Be prepared to survive for at least 3 days after a disaster. The chances are high that a catastrophe could happen in the Northwest. Visit the 3 Days 3 Ways booth and learn to make a plan, build an kit and get involved!
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SME Inc of Seattle has been the commercial, industrial, and residential electrical contractor of choice for Western Washington since 1972. We strive to be the best electricians in Seattle, Bellevue and the Eastside, Tacoma and the south end, Everett and the north end, and all of the Puget Sound area and Western Washington.
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The Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management (DEM) provides emergency management service to unincorporated county, the municipalities of Arlington, Darrington, Gold Bar, Granite Falls, Index, Lake Stevens, Marysville, Monroe, Snohomish, Stanwood, Sultan, and the Tulalip and Stillaguamish Tribal Communities.
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The Pierce County Department of Emergency Management has reached a milestone shared by only five counties across the nation - achieving accreditation through the Emergency Management Accreditation Program (EMAP). Learn how we are keeping our County safe.
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Join us as we help children become familiar with the kinds of disasters that occur throughout our world and to be knowledgeable and prepared in the case of unexpected events in their own communities and homes. We will be doing exercises and games with children that increase their knowledge and comfort level about potential events that could occur in their homes and in their communities.
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Learn how to protect your home from an earthquake! We are FEMA certified earthquake retrofitting contractors who are dedicated to using tried and true materials and construction practices to help protect your home.
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Support your local American Red Cross. The Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; teaches lifesaving skills; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a charitable organization — not a government agency — and depends on volunteers and the generosity of the local community to perform its mission throughout the Seattle area.
Visit us outside in the Northeast parking lot where we'll be serving up Bottega Italiana Gelato for free!
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See a variety of Earthquake safety products that can keep your home or office safe during a disaster. Plus, visit the Big Shaker, earthquake simulator outside of Bed, Bath and Beyond and experience what a real quake feels like!
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Learn more about the “Get Ready Shoreline Campaign” and how our local neighborhoods can support each other during disasters through the Ready Neighborhood program..
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Learn how the sonic booms of August 2010, the snowstorm of November 2010, and other incidents have affected 9-1-1 in King County and what you can do to keep emergency phone lines open. Stop by our booth! Every hour we will be giving away emergency radio/flashlights for your emergency kit. We also have prizes for kids and adults who answer a 9-1-1 trivia question.
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Learn about earthquakes from our local expert in Seismology, Bill Steele.
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The Public Health Reserve Corps is a volunteer organization whose primary goal is to respond during a local health emergency, anything from an earthquake to an H1N1 outbreak. In the absence of such events, the PHRC engages in public health outreach within the community. Stop by our booth to learn more about how you can volunteer and build community disaster response!
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Learn about WASART organization and how you can help your animals during disasters. Information will be provided about disaster preparedness for companion animals and livestock and a sample "Go Kit" will be available. Plus, stock up on Pet First Aid kits!
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We'll be answering questions about water heater safety, generators, and earthquake shut off valves for your gas lines. Plus take advantage of their discount offers and stop by to pick up a free chip clip and valuable coupons!.
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Shelf Reliance is a full service emergency preparedness company, with premium freeze dried food, food storage rotation systems, first-aid, and emergency gear. Through superior products and sound education, Shelf Reliance empowers people to become self reliant, prosperous and charitable.
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Seattle Auxiliary Communications Services (ACS) and the Medical Services Team (MST) are both amateur radio emergency communication teams sponsored by the Seattle Office of Emergency Management. ACS provides communications assistance in times of emergencies to support neighborhoods and government agencies when conventional systems fail. MST provides communication services to support the hospital network in times of disaster. Team members will have picture boards and literature describing their activities and be available to talk with Expo visitors.
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American Preparedness has manufactured emergency preparedness kits for government, businesses, and national disaster relief organizations for over 28 years. Our products are made to the highest standards for your comfort and support.
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Visit the Qwest is now CenturyLink booth where representatives will be on hand to help educate customers about the importance of having a corded phone at home that uses traditional home phone service for emergency use. Receive a Free corded phone while supplies last and learn how Centurylink is your link to safety in the event of an emergency.
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Learn how FEMA helps our local communities to plan and prepare for earthquakes and other disasters. Find out what you and your family should do before and after, what to have in your emergency kits, and how to protect your home.
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