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Keith Harrison: Hello.

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Keith Harrison: I can't hear you.

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Keith Harrison: can't hear you.

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Keith Harrison: can't can't hear.

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Keith Harrison: You hello, can you hear me.

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Keith Harrison: Christina is on.

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Keith Harrison: Can you hear me Christina is on.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I can hear you all, can you all hear me.

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Keith Harrison: Okay hi Christina.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: This is Chris day you can.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: hear me.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: And my doctor.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So the Gonzalez is here as well.

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Keith Harrison: Okay, great we're just.

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Keith Harrison: trying to get.

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Keith Harrison: i'm trying to add people in here.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And you also add Anthony on the Naga from md he'll be joining as well he'll be running my presentation will I.

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Keith Harrison: Speak okay we'll do as soon as I can i'm trying to get okay i'm a Co host so I should have powers to do all of that stuff.

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Keith Harrison: And you're a Co host Christina.

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Keith Harrison: And krista croissants on.

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Keith Harrison: let's see fullest let's try anika.

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Keith Harrison: change all the panelists.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: James if you're talking we can't hear you.

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Keith Harrison: yeah I can't I can't hear.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: James you may need to jump off and then jump back on.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: hey Chris Santa it's Christina.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: hi first of all happy Saturday.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: hi mom.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Thank you, I was wondering how do you want to go about the meeting, do you want to go through your presentation and then hold questions to the end or have people kind of pepper questions throughout.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I like to usually hold Question it well there's two answers to that how is your audience if they're interactive I don't mind taking the questions during if you think it's going to be distracting I don't mind waiting till the end.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: yeah I mean it depends sometimes folks have a question right away.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: You know, it really is up to you, you know how you want to kind of funnel the information because last time I told folks to just you know that they could keep their hands up and or wait until the end, and you know question will be answered that.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: is very good about putting is there a chat feature there's not a chat feature here.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: um yeah they can raise their hands, and then I can, will you be watching all of it proceeded to help me if I don't see Henry yeah.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: I will.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: i'll be yeah.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: that's fine they can raise their hands during the presentation and then, and then we can any additional questions that they have at the end that i'll be staying on you know, at the end for Q amp a.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Okay cool perfect.

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Keith Harrison: And could we have people use their cameras i'm i've seemed to be only looking at myself here.

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Keith Harrison: And that's not a pretty sight.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: i'm just having some breakfast finishing it.

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Keith Harrison: and

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Keith Harrison: Anthony should be on.

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Anthony Aguinaga: How you doing i'm gonna keep my camera off.

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Keith Harrison: Okay, and for Santa.

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Keith Harrison: Monica.

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Anneke Campbell: I am here.

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Keith Harrison: I am.

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Anneke Campbell: i'm i'd probably in turn my camera off for a bit and because I have to move around, but i'm.

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Keith Harrison: Okay, Chris are you still with us.

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Anneke Campbell: I don't see Chris Santa.

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Keith Harrison: lost her.

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Keith Harrison: Let me go back and see if I can add her in there.

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Keith Harrison: was no.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Resources on.

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Keith Harrison: yeah yeah i'm still on she just muted off.

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Anneke Campbell: or cameras off yeah yeah.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Is she the only one, presenting is she the only one that i'm introducing are you saying something.

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Keith Harrison: yeah Anthony Anthony is going to run the the.

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Keith Harrison: Computer show.

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Keith Harrison: But Chris will be the speaker so you only have to deal with with her.

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Anneke Campbell: Okay, so.

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Anneke Campbell: it's possible Christina it's possible that Jose will come on.

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Anneke Campbell: Just and and, at the end, give him a few minutes, just to say that our next few sessions, the fourth Saturday, of the month will be pop up and he's going to say something about what they will be, I think the first.

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Anneke Campbell: I haven't written down at can't remember the second, but he can tell us what they're going to be about.

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Keith Harrison: yeah I believe it's we're doing first aid.

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Keith Harrison: yeah the first one, the first one to mapping the neighbor mapping, the Community and the second one is.

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Anneke Campbell: that's right you got it.

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Keith Harrison: Okay, I see Chris was.

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Keith Harrison: Talking but her mics not on.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I was just asking my husband to give me my lip gloss.

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Keith Harrison: you're giving direction I got you.

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Keith Harrison: Okay let's see if god's.

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james murez: Now, can you hear me.

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Keith Harrison: yeah.

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james murez: I have to turn off the other.

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Keith Harrison: getting an.

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james murez: ECHO yeah give me a second.

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james murez: Okay, now, it should be okay.

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Keith Harrison: yeah sounds coming through loud and clear.

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james murez: Okay, good.

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james murez: I had to change to my computer, I have no idea why my phone wasn't giving the audio but it's possible because it was trying to do it through wi fi.

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james murez: uh huh.

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Keith Harrison: yeah.

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Keith Harrison: I just do.

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Keith Harrison: Christina when, after you've introduced everybody I just needed short, you know, want to do the the CRC pitch and i'll get out of the way of croissants and then we've got Jose at the end to talk about the next two training program so we'll be in good shape.

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james murez: And I want to.

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james murez: I want to put you guys up on a soapbox and give you credit for all you've done.

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Keith Harrison: Thank you.

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James.

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Keith Harrison: Now, hopefully more people will show up.

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james murez: Well, so far it's your committee right.

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Keith Harrison: yeah so far it's us.

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Keith Harrison: More more to come on.

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james murez: And that was my reminder to start your zoom meeting.

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Keith Harrison: That way, so like to start a little early, so that at the appointed hour we're ready to run.

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james murez: So i'm curious Christine are you a half collector.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: My husband does.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: And I don't like boy.

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james murez: Very cool.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: yeah you got into it when we first got married.

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james murez: Does he stopped.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: He does actually he does he started wearing them when it was like very maybe not the coolest and now it's cool.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: yeah.

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james murez: So I may kill my camera only because I have other things I need to do like have a bite to eat.

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sounds good.

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james murez: Either way, I gave you a screen sharing capabilities so anybody in the in the audience anybody on the panel can share their screen and anybody can stop the other person from sharing their screen as well.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Okay, and how much time is is Anthony did a presentation allotted for.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Well, we have until 3pm.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I know you guys mentioned other speakers, so I want to make sure that i'm respectful of their time.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Monday, thank you.

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Keith Harrison: I think you know we can go as long as you need we just we'll just I mean i'll use a couple minutes for intro Jose will need let's say five minutes at the end.

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Keith Harrison: And so the rest is really you know tailored to what you.

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Keith Harrison: What you need to to present and.

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Keith Harrison: We realized at the time for it, so we can use it all up, for we can be a little short.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Okay that's great i'm gonna talk about rylan and then i'm going to.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: link to the six minute YouTube video and then i'm going to ask Anthony to share his screen.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: For me, and then we'll go through the website so they can see there's a DIY and there's a way for amd to help us we're going to go through the DIY portion to show how everything is right there for anybody who wants to just take it and run with it Nice.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Right okay.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Anthony you good with that.

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Anthony Aguinaga: Let me know when you want me to share my screen.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: appreciate Anthony thanks for co piloting.

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Keith Harrison: or Christina do we have any more people waiting.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: We don't not yet.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Sorry go ahead.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Would you like me to turn my screen off until you introduce me.

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Anneke Campbell: i'm going to turn my sound up so.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: However, you want i'm going to say, maybe we get started at like five after because it's being recorded, so we can always have it available now folks anyways.

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Keith Harrison: yeah we have the town hall published up on our Community page so again, this will go the same way it'll be beyond the committee page.

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Keith Harrison: For anybody who missed it.

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Keith Harrison: So it'll be an ongoing training record.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Right perfect Anthony can you go to the six minute video cued up to that way I don't have to worry about clicking and flaming well i'm talking.

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Anthony Aguinaga: Already on standby.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Thank you so.

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Keith Harrison: i'm going to turn it back to our moderator Christina and then she'll tell me window open my mouth and when to shut it.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: So much power mewling.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: And I just saw that Jose just.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: got on so I put him as a panelist.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: let's wait one more minute and then we'll get going.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: morning everyone.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: morning.

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Anneke Campbell: or afternoon.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Oh yeah it is one o'clock.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: All morning.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: All right, well let's get started, I am Christina i'm a part of the resiliency committee here in Venice, been a part of it for a few years now it's been wonderful we've been able to do.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: We just had a town hall a couple weeks ago and we will have some folks talk about what else we have coming up right now, what we have is rylands already your la neighborhood program which we have a set of gloves and stylish from the La emergency department.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: She is the chief preparedness officer, specifically for this area covering this area so we're so lucky to have you here today.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: To go through the right one program for everyone who's interested or wants to know more.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: We also have Keith Harrison, the chair of our the resiliency committee and so he's going to have a few words in the beginning, and probably bookended as well.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: And then Annika who's also a part of our resiliency committee has been there longer than I have she's amazing really has been we really been trying to bring great resiliency preparedness materials to you guys and then Lastly, we have Jose.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: From the neighborhood teen program which is folks that we've been working with, for I think actually a couple years now, if not a year, plus now.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: And we did some online work and now we're slowly starting to do some in person things where it's possible so he'll be talking about that as well today so without I do want to say a little bit of housekeeping.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: If you have any questions go ahead and raise your hand and i'll be able to call on you, throughout the presentation, you know i'll be looking for like a natural pause so just keep your hand up and i'll call on you.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: But if you want to hold off on your question until the end that's fine too, and will call on you, then you know, try and keep it a brief you know no more than a minute.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: And we'll be able to answer your questions as they come in so with that i'm going to go and kick it off to our Chair Keith ellison.

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Keith Harrison: But rather brac hello, I want to thank everybody for viewing this and learning what we have to learn as far as making Venice a disaster resilient community, this is part of an ongoing program we started with our town hall.

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Keith Harrison: Earlier, and now this is one of our training sessions that will help you prepare you the people in your neighborhood your immediate neighborhood to be prepared, be in an apartment building the your block.

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Keith Harrison: and hopefully we'll move this out to multiple blocks and multiple buildings and then tie it all together as a community wide effort, and so I think Croissant for being here and Jose to talk about the other two.

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Keith Harrison: editions of our training Program.

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Keith Harrison: That will eventually come in, in an exercise for Venice Community so with that Thank you and return it to Christina and croissants.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: hey Thank you so then now we're just going to go right into what this is all about, which is the Rhineland program so take it away.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Thank you very much thank you Keith.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I think you can see that everybody for having me here, I appreciate partnering with you all as a Keith interesting that both mentioned.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: My name is katie something Gonzalez I am with the city of Los Angeles emergency management department, a little bit about my department for those of you that may not know.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Is we have four divisions, actually, so I am the division chief over the Community preparedness and engagement division.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I was over the valley, I was promoted last year, so Anthony onondaga is also on this call with me and he is the disaster manager currently over.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: The valley and then also we have.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: i'm covering the West as well, right now, until we hire some new stuff so we're excited to continue to support you all and work with you, and hopefully get an invitation to any NTP or certs or drills we'd love to be a part of that.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So a little bit about division For those of you, that are not aware of it we're located downtown.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: By kind of by City Hall, a few blocks away from City Hall, we man, the emergency operation Center so our divisions.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: If there's a large scale disaster or a large planned event like the La marathon or the Academy awards this Sunday, then we activate in supportive lapd la fire.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Department of Transportation and how that it works is that whenever those agencies feel like they're not going to have enough resources they asked us to activate the eeoc so we can pull in all the city agencies and collect the resources.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: and disseminate them, in addition to my division and and then also being a division chief and a duty officer for the eeoc we have four additional divisions, one is the training and operational readiness division, so what that division does is it coordinates trainings with all the city.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: departments to make sure that we're all understanding the plans to city wide plans emergency operation plans and it's 40 plus and axes and dependencies.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And it also creates trainings with outside entities such as the military every year, we have a Defense to support to civil authority.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Training with the military, so that we, as a city can practice to that as well.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So that's what they do, they also ensure that the emergency operation Center is up and running the all the computers Internet and everything.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: is working for that so and internally, they trained us our staff to make sure the already and we're compliant understate.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: sims and them standards, the other division that we have in our department is the planning division, they are the ones that oversee the city's emergency operations plan and it's multiple annexes and dependencies.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: They meet with stakeholders city stakeholders NGOs Vo ads on a quarterly basis to go over one planet they pick they have a three year cycle and in three years we go through the 40 plus plans.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And we meet with stakeholders and we review those plans in detail and see what needs to be updated what needs to be changed if there's an additional annex or indices.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And then they turn it over to the training division and they train to those plans, so the training and OPS and myself, we work.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: very closely together to make sure that as a city, the Communities and the city agencies are partnering together to be prepared so as you all know, this right now we're in tsunami preparedness week as well.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And I think I sent over i'm sure I sent over a PSA, but you can go to our website ready la.org again that's ready la.org and also follow us on our social media same time ready la.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And we have a lot of tsunami preparedness videos up on our sites, right now, so that's a little bit about me, but what am I here to talk about.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: i'm here to talk about preparedness at multiple levels so i'm going to talk about ready your neighborhood or rylan as we like to call it in just a second but.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I wanted to start out that keep in mind the first starts with personal preparedness so Chris Christina I don't see the show of hands so maybe you can help me out but.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: If you all can raise your hand if you believe you are personally prepared, you have a go bag, you know what to do in the event of an earthquake, you know.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know what your neighbors need the neighbors dogs or how many have a vulnerable neighbor you know you know you're vulnerable Labor so raise your hand if you feel at a personal level, you are prepared.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Okay Christina and other car shaking their hands Jose and Keith have their hands, right up and and and the audience, if you could either hit the hands raise button, that would be great and Christina let me know how many hands are up.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So if you move from a personal preparedness level and now let's talk about your family so it's kind of a smaller circle gets bigger and bigger and bigger so now let's talk about your family.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Keith has his hands up Jose have his hands up and because doing this Christina is doing this, so now let's move the bubble a little bit bigger.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So on a computer and a work level raise your hand if you feel like yeah you pretty much got that one that level you got it.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: He has his hands immediately up you see those hands up jose's hands up anika anika hands up okay so how's our audience looking we're getting more hands out there Christina.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: live in California it's the land of the sun, the land of just beautiful beaches it's the land of wonderful things we don't have a regular hurricane we don't have a regular tornadoes.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Thank you Jose we're all waiting on the earthquake, the big one scientist geologists all these people have science have said, we are past you and it's going to be available.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And we continuously have if you download the US geological service APP I have it on my phone and I attract the earthquakes that are anything over 3.5 and above just because i'm crazy like that, not because it's something you need to do.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Dr Lucy Jones has said it's probably going to start the salton sea and it's going to crack down towards the ocean and what smack in the DAB between the salton sea and the ocean.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Many of you might have already gone through the sylmar earthquake, or perhaps you didn't live in La and you live in northern California, and you know, maybe you did the northridge earthquake, maybe you did loma prieta.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So many of you, maybe have done that automatically when I talk to when myself and Anthony and my staff, when we go out and we talked to people about this and we say you know what did you do, what did you do during this earthquake.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: and check on our people here, you know whether that's our pets or our family, whatever it is, and not automatically it's like Oh, let me go check the gas yes that's a dangerous that's a red flag, then you get out there, and you checking your gas.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: meter for my water is my water Okay, and you know you automatically do that, and then you start seeing your neighbors out and about and they're like.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: What you know, did you check your gas make sure your guests, and you know it's gonna affect all of us so it's a very natural.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: show of hands, how many of you listening to me right now raise your hand if you were forced to buy a home in your neighborhood and you're forced to live in the neighborhood you live in now how many hands Christina.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Zero all right let's switch it up, then raise your hands, if you made a conscious decision to choose the Venice area to live in and that's where you wanted to live in invest your time how many hands.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: i'm going to go into the assumption that those listening in and those listening to my words made a conscious decision to live in Venice and buy a home or rent a home or you know make this their their home of choice.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And so, thereby you invest this emotion and this money and this time, and not only your home, but in your neighborhood.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know we all want our homes to be somewhere where we can come home, and there are oasis that includes our neighbors.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: The problem is that sometimes in some neighborhoods you know we don't really get to know our neighbors we wave to them hello, are we know that that person doesn't come out very much a person has three dogs or.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: This person, you know, has kids coming over all the time, so we know kind of about them, but we don't really know them we don't really know what's going on and and a lot of places in Los Angeles, they like to keep it that way.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Well we're proposing the city of Los Angeles emergency management department is proposing that you get to know your neighbors.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Because, in the event of this earthquake and and we're just going to focus on the earthquake today in the event of this earthquake.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: They will be your first responders and i'm going to ask Anthony to share a short six minute video to share his screen and it's going to go over.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Some of the great aspects of violent and keep in mind as Anthony is sharing this video.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: We have less than 10,000 police officers for the entire city of La and we have less than 5000 firefighters for the entire city of La that's for 4 million people.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: If we have nobody coming in from outside said, if we have no tourist no residents outside of the city coming into work, no students coming into those school if it's just the residents of the latest 4 million.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And 10,000 or 4 million or 6 million divided by 5000 la firefighters that's all three shifts as well.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So do the math and it's not that they don't want to be there in that first critical hour it's because they there's not enough staff there's just logistically impossible so i'm going to turn it over to Anthony and let him play this this rylan video for y'all to watch.

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Anthony Aguinaga: Okay, just give me a thumbs up if the audio is fine, sometimes you can't hear the audio.

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Anthony Aguinaga: our number one priority at the emergency department is the safety and well being.

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Anthony Aguinaga: Everywhere in Los Angeles, and we know that being prepared to make all the difference if there's a major disaster firefighters police officers and paramedics.

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Anthony Aguinaga: may not get to every single pop immediately, but we can all be there for one another before first responders even arrived in our neighborhood and we can get together and get prepared today with ready or la neighborhood or Riley.

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Anthony Aguinaga: This Free resources, a guide through the steps to prepare organized and train, for whatever nature.

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Anthony Aguinaga: or fate my praying our way ready your la neighborhood will help you learn about your neighborhood resources such as skills and equipment you possess collectively, the location of utilities shut offs.

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Anthony Aguinaga: And where people who may need more assistance live all of this information will empower you to act quickly after disaster strikes.

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Anthony Aguinaga: limit damage to your neighborhood and even help save a life, so please join us and help make your community and your city better prepared.

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Anthony Aguinaga: Every day we protect and serve angelenos However, in the city wide disaster such as a major earthquake there simply are not enough of us to immediately help everyone in disasters live in northridge earthquake our firefighters response, where there's.

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Anthony Aguinaga: This means you will likely be on your own days or longer be prepared is essential surviving.

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Anthony Aguinaga: So what do we do, fortunately, we have a new program to help you prepare for disaster.

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Anthony Aguinaga: ready your la neighborhood or island helps you and your neighbors make simple proven preparedness actions you all stars, we do getting to know your neighbors.

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Anthony Aguinaga: Now you might be thinking I don't even know my neighbor well by using video la neighbor, you will get to know your neighbors and you create a disaster response plan together.

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Anthony Aguinaga: During a 90 minute meeting with your neighbors you will determine a gathering place where you will be after a disaster.

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Anthony Aguinaga: You will discover the skills that you and your neighbors collectively possess and learn how you can help each other, after disaster.

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Anthony Aguinaga: You might even find out that there's a nurse who live right across the street and you may also find out who might have equipment, such as the ladder or crutches.

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Anthony Aguinaga: An important part of your meeting is filling out the contact list this list everyone, including your neighbors who may need assistance such as those with a disability, those were elderly.

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Anthony Aguinaga: Children who may be home alone or homes with pets if you know who lives, where then you'll know who to check on when something happens.

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Anthony Aguinaga: keep in mind you don't share this with anyone, but your immediate neighbors.

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Anthony Aguinaga: Finally, you and your neighbors will learn a simple response plan that will help you know exactly what to do in the first hour following a disaster.

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Anthony Aguinaga: So help ground you and help reduce that sense of panic that many experience in a disaster situation.

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Anthony Aguinaga: So how big should my neighborhood be a neighborhood should be the right size to help each other and that critical first hour when we can save lives and reduce injuries and property damage.

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Anthony Aguinaga: We know from experience that means about 15 to 30 single family homes and the entire building if you live in an apartment or condo.

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Anthony Aguinaga: Or maybe just your floor if it's a large build if you live in a more sparsely populated area of our city.

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Anthony Aguinaga: five to seven home like set after you determine your neighborhood boundaries, you can visit ready la or to obtain your materials for your workshop.

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Anthony Aguinaga: At that time, you can also request assistance if you would like, we will provide you with everything you need for successful what's the appeal to us.

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Anthony Aguinaga: Thank you, the next evolution for the neighborhood watch to help us all, you know as a Community since we're already together to now consolidate our resources.

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Anthony Aguinaga: Importantly, just really drove the message of taking care of your your your love and there's nothing more important to me than taking care of them I think what we have is not just.

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Anthony Aguinaga: Its neighbor helping neighbor it's a Community thing, and I think.

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Anthony Aguinaga: Everybody wants to be part of a community, the first step was getting to our neighbors which is big, so now we know who's home, we know who works and it's really.

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Anthony Aguinaga: Getting because somebody strong in almost every area that needs to be covered so it's if if there's not then people will work together to make that happen anyway that's a whole community.

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Anthony Aguinaga: neighborhood from the familiar thing there's always someone who will help someone that's the most amazing thing that i've discovered about this whole thing there's always someone who's willing to help someone else it's pretty awesome.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Thank you Anthony for sharing that so that's ready your neighborhood now what we've done is that was our original ready early neighborhood o'reilly.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: What we did was we took it to the next level last year when covert HIV, we thought you know we can't go to people's homes, we can't deliver this valuable product.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So what we did is we updated our website at ready la.org and when you go to our website, you can see that now we're offering a DIY features, so if you feel that you can bring your neighbors together.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And then it's going to say Okay, do I live in a single family home or a multi family housing unit, we also took this an updated the island, because we felt that the rylance shingles that originally come with map your neighborhood don't work so well for multi family homes.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And you can put my work email in there that's fine and so that's my work email For those of you that want to write it down, could you samantha dot Gonzalez at La city.org.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And then up on after my name just put test, and then I mean we should know when we get the response but let's just put that in there anyway alright, so you fill this out and then you hit next, and you can say how you heard about rylan.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: In less than an hour, because the first part of your our you're going to be going to a gathering site that you're all going to predetermine at your rylan workshop.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And then you're going to all meet up there and you're going to break up into teams will talk about that later so you're going to have to do the first six steps in your home to.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Make sure your home stabilized walk out to your gathering site form teams and then check on every single person in your neighborhood the teams have different.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Second, and you're going to determine if you would like to facilitate your workshop virtually or in person in your home and that's a personal choice we made out to you, but we have.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You can click that right, you can click that and then you can modify it, and if you don't like that you can take that information and feel free to create your own invitation template but we've given you our basic one for you to start work on you can email it to your.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: In a in an email or you want to text them the link to it, however, you want to do, you can also go to YouTube and YouTube you can type in ready your la neighborhood and you'll find the same video that.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Anthony just showed you so you can send them that as well step four is to get your map, we can create a map and what we do is we just use Google earth and then we use a little algorithm to create a box of you know house one is this.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And here's our phone number, this is our office phone number right now due to Kobe we're not in the office all the time, so please just send me a text or call my cell, if you do need some support because there's not always people in the office.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: All right, and step five here's where you have your materials, if you say Okay, I sent the video I sent the invitation I got an rsvp from 80% of my neighbors are going to be there we're all going to you know have coffee or we're all going to get together and.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: build up a response kit you know we're going to bring backpacks and we're going to get things from you know SOS or the dollar store walmart or wherever and we're going to build kits.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: see where all of our guests leaders are make sure we know how to do it, however, you want to plan out this fun activity, make it fun, for your neighbor so they want to attend.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You say Okay, I think I pretty much got that ready to go where's my stuff I need Okay, so the first one i'm going to have Anthony click on is the island disclaimer.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Because we are a government agency, we do have to include and ask you to read this to your neighbors it's you know it was created by legal department, so this is simply stating that.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: That that information stays within your group, and it is not used for outside of the island purposes, if you have a doctor or a nurse or plumber that those are the skills you're going to use for writing you're not going to you know.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know, we recommend that you keep it confidential, the city of Los Angeles does not keep any information, the only information we asked you to give back to us is that, yes, you've completed your island and it includes this block on Google.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Because we map it in our system so that's the only we don't ask for any other personal information So these are just some legal jargon about you know, privacy and and.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: protecting privacy, so we can click out of that and we just ask that you read it to your group before you start your writing workshop.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Second, is your island workbook these can be printed out or they can be done electronically.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So this is the shingle what we did is we took the macro neighborhood shingle and we modernized it and we made it more la centric So if you want to scroll down a little bit.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So you'll see your meeting date goes there, and these are the pillars of what we'd like you to do so right now we're in Pillar one.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: rylan meeting and when that's done well, we asked you is to give us six months or can feel more comfortable a year, whatever between six months in a year.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Get Ahold of US collect the cell phones or hospitals of your neighbors that want to participate, that have completed the rylan plan with you.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: will put it into our computer system and will generate a drill for you, so that it'll say Okay, this is a test, this is a test.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: activate your rylan plan there's been a will will give you a scenario let's say there's been a 7.8 earthquake in your area.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: activate your island plan Okay, then wait five minutes and it'll automatically generate another text or phone call.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: That will say okay do step, one of your island plan and then it'll ask you to go through the steps and we'll go through all the steps automated.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And then, what are the steps to say okay go meet all your all your neighbors at the gathering spot, and we will.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: forward some scenarios, to the leader of this drill or if Kobe is lifted, we can even be at the drill and so it'll say you know, a tree has fallen.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: there's two children that are home alone because their parents with the store, so we give you some scenarios and we asked you to do a tabletop exercise and talk about it, using the skills and equipment that you have on your block on how you're going to resolve these issues.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So that's practice alright so and then we'll ask you to connect we asked you to go to our website and go to notify la.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: If you could all do, that ahead of time that would be great and fill out your profile and the reason I want you to ask to fill out your profile is because if you just text, the word ready to 888777 you'll be in our system.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So you'll get all the general alerts, but if we need to specify an alert like a tsunami warning for the coast or a wildfire for the valley.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: We GEO fence it so if you haven't completed your entire profile in our system, we may miss you the computer may not recognize you because it doesn't have a zip code.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So I ask that you please go in and complete your entire profile with your address, so we have that zip code and if you have students or family or loved ones that live in a different you.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And so, communicate, we asked that I talked about does your family know, in the event of it, of an earthquake who they're going to call pick someone who's out of the county preferably out of the state.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Mine is my cousin rosie and Oregon I mean i'm sorry in Washington my children I all know to call rosie and give her one word sentence hi this is Chris and.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: i'm at the eeoc hi, this is a meal i'm at home, I have the dogs were fine hi this is abella i'm at work at fox studios i'm fine hi this is Melinda i'm at the beach i'm fine hi this is sell I you know i'm driving around.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So we all know, to do that and to check in every few hours, until we all, you know can keep an eye on.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And then we also we provide a preparedness guide and so electronic and we're going to click on that next.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: That preparedness guy has links to different trainings that we encourage you to take, we will never the city of Los Angeles will never ask you to take something that you have to pay for except.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: cpr because when we first created it cpr was available free it's not anymore, if you have a way to get it free, then you know that's great but that's, the only thing we do recommend that you take the charge but anything else, the city of La will not.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: endorse or support anything that's charged, so we asked you to know you know here's some will give you links in that resource guide on some of the.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Free resources, you can tap into to get you know, stop the bleed active shooter amateur radio those kinds of things CERT Okay, well then you scroll down so those are the pillars that we will walk you through.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So this talks about a little bit about what it what it's about and your map and your floor plan go ahead and scroll keep scrolling we talked about how you could, if you're in an apartment building this is where you put the blend order management information in scroll down.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So here's the steps step one ensure your personal safety, we ask that you get a string backpack and that you tie that to the foot of your bed, and in that backpack.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So have sturdy shoes leather gloves and I also recommend a flashlight and extra pair of reading glasses, now we want you to be like our firefighters and our police personnel that before you go on the job you put on your personal protective equipment your.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So if it's tied to the foot of your bed, we know your first instinct is to run out and check on your loved ones, there was a story that Anthony and I went to a home in the valley and.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So whatever your loved one is you know that's fine, but please put on your personal preparedness equipment before you run out and check on it then you're going to go check on your loved ones inside your home you're going to make sure that your boat or your children or.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Your pets or whatever is your loved one in your home is okay, and that your home look stabilize then we're going to ask you to.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Know there's for those either don't know how to turn off the gas there's a valve your pipe runs this way and the valve is this way if it's this way.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: It should look like this, when you go out to look at your gas meter you take a wrench or or specialized tool, if you have it.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: But again that's only if you see the dial spinning hear a hissing noise or smell the the rotten egg smell if you don't see any of those danger signs, please leave your gas meter alone.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So they were going to ask you to go to step four and fill up your tub and your water for.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And also keep in mind that your toilet tank has clean water, and if you if you still have a water heater in your home that also has clean water.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So keep in mind those are some other sources, and I know, one of the questions it's generally pops up is what, if I have a swimming pool.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Then in the back at the very end of this whole shingle mapping every single there's a help and okay sign that we'd like you to print out.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And what we'd like you to do is stapled to bandaids to it, so what we want you to do is with their spots there for the band aids stapled to bend it so that at the time of the emergency, you have a way to stick it onto your.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: onto your window your door, whatever it is, so that is the the steps.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So, and as a neighbors in your rylan you're going to get together and you're going to determine where you all want to have this so that the teams that are going to go and check on everybody they'll know okay everybody should have their okay or help sign.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: On their door on their window, etc, etc, so we're going to ask you to do that put your own care help side if it's an evacuation setting don't worry about the water.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: skip that step, and in this one you put i'm Okay, and where you're going so that lapd officers if there's a vacuum they're evacuating or firefighters, if you think there's something going on.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: They see that okay sign and where you've evacuated to and who you've taken i've taken my dogs or whatever so that's all we ask you to do in the event of an evacuation versus a shelter in place up an earthquake.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Step six is also for either evacuation or earthquake, we ask you as you're walking out you put your okay sign and then you take your fighting shirt.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And you send it out in your driveway and your walkway as a group you'll determine where's the best spot for these fire extinguishers, and that is so that if.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You as neighbors you break up in teams and then you start seeing like there's a small fire and perhaps there's embers if it's a wildfire or something.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: there's maybe 15 fire extinguishers or the US immediately or, if you do evacuated firefighters get there there's some tools there that they could use as well, so.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: We asked don't please do not put your fire extinguishers out right now it's This is just in the event of an earthquake or of a wildfire evacuation.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So that's step six and then for step seven if it's an earthquake you're going to come here to your gathering site in during your island workshop you're going to ask everybody to fill this out.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And please keep in mind that we provide a video one of the links that that we're going to show you the video and it's just.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Basically, stop and start stop and start and that video walks you through this entire she just like i'm doing and it'll say okay stop pause the video here and fill out your get so it's very simple pause the video start the video.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: you're going to decide Okay, are we meeting it.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: out because house, are we meeting at the end of the cul de sac, where are we meeting to form our teams.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So then you're going to let me talk about the teams, a little bit, I recommend that as a neighborhood you type up the responsibilities of these teams on some kind of.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know construction paper whatever yellow construction paper or pick a color for each team.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And just type it on there or hot glue it on there and then eliminate them that way people who have not come to your preparedness meetings, who do not know what's happening, who didn't go to the rylan training.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: When they show up at your gathering smoke because they're going to see these people with you know bicycle helmets and and possibly serve this and.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: clipboards and papers and radios and tables setting up under a canopy they're going to be like that's where I need to be right now I need to find out what's going on, when they get there, put them on a team.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: you're going to be on the team you're going to be on this team jose's in charge of this you're going to be in this team Keith is in charge of this here's what you here's what you're going to work and he's he or she is your leader.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: The first person to get to the gathering site in mind and anthony's world we call that a commander and incident commander in your world world it's going to be called a coordinator, so the first person gets to the there is going to be the coordinator.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And then i'm the incident commander, and then a fire Captain shows up I relinquish that to.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: authorized to do this, and I am i'll be on a team so in your world you're going to the same thing if the first person to get there says, I got this they're going to bring great if they're like i'm really not comfortable i'm gonna go ahead and have you.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: that's great we never assigned people to teams, because we don't know who's going to be home when you're when this incident happens.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So the coordinators going to start bringing people up into teams, as they come in.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: team woman is going to be communications their responsibility is to listen to the am FM radio list to keep an eye on the notify la alerts, to look at the social media channels following ready la and following la fire and lapd I keep an eye on Twitter.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And also, you know any any session, if you if you don't have electricity pull a car nearby and turn on the am stations.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: In the sun for those team to you're going to be the care Center care provider, so if it appears that there are people who.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: They just want to help, but don't know what to do and need something attached to give them to calm down.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: you'll activate the care Center that you're going to choose in just a few moments.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: that's the Center where people will go to be taken care of if there's any injuries, you know scrapes bruises.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: that's where people will take the first aid kits will take any crutches they might have in their garage wheelchairs anything like that that will go there to that home.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: that's what number two does number two you'll doesn't need someone to go start that care Center and start organizing the supplies T number three will.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: start looking going and doing a survey of hazards, so you go look for gas meters, you know you'll check every gas meter so you're going to want to touch every gas meter to make sure that all three of those warning signs are non existent.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So you're if there's down power lines you're going to want to see who has rope or if somebody has yellow and black caution tape okay let's put some garbage cans around that and let's put this around this block it off so nobody walks over there.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: All the hazards you're going to start mitigating those hazards.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: team number four they're going to start going home to home to look for the help signs they're not going to worry about hazards are not going to worry about that.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: They should probably follow behind team three so team three can identify you know clarify the hazards and then team for comes in.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: you're going to go to the help homes first if there's holmes's have helped those will be first second you're going to go to the homes that have no signs at all.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And lastly, you're going to go and check on the homes that have the okay sign just to double check from him.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: After those teams have completed their route and they've touched every home they're going to come back to where the coordinator is.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And they're going to disseminate that information to the coordinator and the coordinators.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: going to have people helping him or her write it all down Okay, where are we on our block okay there's this many injuries already the care Center.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: These people, you know these children were home alone do we know where the parents are so that you will all as a team start discussing what to do next scroll up.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And this is all happening in that one hour so rylan is for that one hour.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: If you're evacuating you need it you're gathering site you use your contact list to make sure everybody has a ride out and that everybody knows everybody's going and every just put the okay sign and then you'll leave.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And if there's no time for that don't worry about that just get together and said everybody get a car and go.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: But that's in an evacuation that's what that's that's how the ships you don't do the steps afterwards of getting together and doing everything else you just did back.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Then the video is going to ask you to determine a gathering Simon care Center.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: it'll go over the rules of how you should identify your gallery site, and what that looks like and so it'll be you know don't do it on a hill don't do it where there's a lot of stairs.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: That kind of thing so and then you'll all come together to make a decision on what which house that's going to be, or if it's going to be out in front of the street or at the end of a cold SEC what the location is going to be scroll up.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Next you're going to identify someone's home to be a care Center keep in mind, this is only for an hour or two.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: This is not for people stay overnight, this is not for people to move in this is a temporary home so let's say that.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Christina Christina says Oh, you know what you can use my home as a as a care Center i'm a nurse, so I will be there and i'll make sure have some first aid supplies great so you put in here, you would write in.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: No 123 harmony lane you seen us House so she would write in their scroll up.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: How beneficial, is it to know which of your neighbors have specific skills, so we thought that was important to collect map your neighborhood thought so we agree.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So we're going to ask you to as a group start filling out okay healthcare professional oh Christina in 123 harmony lane.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Is a is a nurse so you're going to put that under healthcare professionals you're going to say okay Keith is an electrician he lives at 234 harmony lane so you're going to start putting that in there.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know how who knows first aid, who has experienced in child and elder care, who has experienced with pet care who's a dog whisperer cat whisperer horse whisperer, whatever your community needs how many people have.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: completed, Sir, is there a certain people's our chaplains emotions for so we have all these things that we think might pop up in a stressful situation in a time of a disaster.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And then we have other at the bottom if we've missed something added in.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: entertainment came up because in the valley there's quite a few people who felt they didn't have skills, but they were magicians they were musicians.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: They were actors, you know and so they're like why you know we have enough.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: equipment in the garage I can totally put on a concert great that's important let's put that in their entertainment.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know i'm a magician great the kids would love that you can go to the care Center entertain children so.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Whatever your special unique skill is you know you can talk to someone there was one lady under other I think Anthony correct me if i'm wrong, but I think she says, I have a base level of wine, I can I can give wine to everybody.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So you know if that's important on that street great whatever is going to help you get through this time, so we have that for you next is very important, we want you to identify what equipment is on your on your block on your street.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Who has a generator if anybody who has SUVs the trucks in the men's does anybody have an am FM radio or walk who has walkie talkies.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Do who has escape ladders extension cords portable charger for cell phones chainsaws to cut any trees, I might have gone down hammers crowbars wrenches to open doors and might be gem shut.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: tense in case people don't want to go back into home and they want to Camp out in their backyard duct tape duct tape is you know great in any situation so.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And then we also have, of course, the other equipment, so we wanted to make sure that before this happens.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So that the teams now keep in mind that this equipment is going to be important for that team it's going to go out and check hazards and the skills list is going to be important for the team that's going to run the care Center.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So that's where these connect these are, how you helped form the team to say Oh, you know what I remember that Keith is electrician and has you know, has a lot of electrical stuff why don't we have in go.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: check for you know be on team three the checks for damages so that's how that works out next line or next as well, no.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So here's some, this is the description so here's where the block coordinator, as he or she is putting names down so she'll say okay.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I was the first one here so i'm going to put my name down on the coordinator Anthony was the second person there's hope that avenue is going to be the second coordinator okay.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And because he or she has her am FM radio she has some frs radios gracious for them perfect one for each team she'll be in the communications and down and then so on and so forth, you just start filling this out scroll down.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So here's the cards, I was talking about about tape cutting them or copying them and putting them on some construction paper.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You could do that, and then you write in the am FM the am station is 1040 for the city of La so you can write that in or whatever station, you want to all go to it's 1040 right.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Yes, 1040 is one of them, so you can cut and paste these onto some construction paper and hand those out is for people that show up that don't really know what to do.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: OK, so now sometimes a lot of teenagers won't go to the meetings but they're really eager to help, so this is a great opportunity to put this.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: team for as where you're going to go conduct a door to door okay it's very important CERT trains you that when you go into a home you mark the side of the wall.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: opposite of where the door open, so it doesn't block half an x if you put duct tape down with the sharpie write down your name of what time you went in.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And then, so that tells your neighbors firefighters police that someone went in but they didn't come back out and there's something going on.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Once you go through there and you've checked it and you.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know, help the person who you've come out or whatever happens, then you come back and you and you put another piece of duct tape or spray paint or whatever you want to do.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: To complete that X, that means, this House has been checked, so now your neighbors know that you've all checked that house.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Even though it has a health card.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: or no card that House has been checked and it's good to go it's clear.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So right and that's the rules 14 for.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: here's where we ask you to put your mouth, and the reason we asked you to put your map here and to number the apartments are the homes, is because the next thing we're going to do is ask you to get together as a neighborhood.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: and collect important information on who lives on your street so you can put your map here so they'll say house number one.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know 123 harmony lane is Christina 124 hundred elaine is an account one to 500 million is to Santa so have that map and then scroll down to the next slide.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So you say okay house number one it's Christmas okay Christina, what are the adult names in your home.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Okay Christina and TIM children's names, you know if it's if it's if you have kids you put that in their.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Best phone number best email pets, what kind are they oh Christina has a.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: German shepherd named Max Okay, and then in parentheses you put friendly or not friendly you know, whatever you need to do very important on the golden block down below.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Any person who may need assistance, whether that's your neighbor who's seven and a half months pregnant and has two kids.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Your neighbor who may be is has onset dementia or alzheimer's or someone who has their elderly mother and father and taking care of them.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Someone who was you know, perhaps a wheelchair, or you know any disability with functional need access me emotional need.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Whatever, that is, this is where you put it, because that team that's going to open up the care shelter.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: That person on that team is going to go immediately to this page and look in these yellow blocks and say I know for a fact that I need to go get this person this person this person bring them to the care Center.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Because they told us in the meeting that they want to be brought to the care Center for support.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So that goes here so it's very important to fill out these golden boxes, even if you put none.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Just fill them out so that that person on the care Center team can immediately go into a quick scan of who needs, you know what else do I need to go to him who do I need to help or what equipment Do I need to bring with me.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So that can we go out of this that's what you will do in your 90 minute workshop know, sometimes it takes a little bit more than 90 minutes because his neighbors would like to talk like a teacher and that's perfectly fine.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Sometimes i've never Anthony and i've never experienced when it's less than 90 minutes, but perhaps you guys will.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Okay, so, then so we offer we got the disclaimer we you can download the workbooks or you can do it electronically, just like we did over the screen, you know you can just have everybody take turns doing that, then.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: The preparedness guide is something we offer free that's the one I was talking about that it's just a great overall wealth of information, I do have a.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Now that the print shop is open, I have asked for a quantity to be printed for me.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: i'm waiting for it to get approved so we will soon have these printed out but for right now we have them electronically, so you can download them.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And if you have been exposed to the table of contents i'll go over a little bit of it pretty much has everything you want so.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Make your plan, in practice, build a kit stay informed us notify late, how to stay informed get involved what to do during a disaster, whether it's an earthquake fire active shooter tsunami, the different checklists.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: That we have put together for you scroll down so you'll see here some of the guides we you know we put in, we use some of the same pictures we use before here's the columns we talked about.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And then the introduction keep going scroll down so make your plan in practice so learn about hazards here's a link, you can click the link electronically, and it goes to callow yes, the California office of emergency services with the tool that they offer.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: My hazards you put your address here, and this address let's say you can put my home address in there Anthony if you want it's a 716 West.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Who just a w locust.

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street.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: llc UFC.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Ontario California.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: 917621 and then click click search and it'll show you now all the hazards, that is, in my neighborhood so I live there, you can start seeing.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: there's fire hazards to the left of me are some more like the chino area and then there's so and it'll also show you fault lines, so if you're more closer to So you see here, it has s ra locations.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: tsunami hazard areas earthquake fault zones fema so all of the things are listed in the site and so electronically, if you go to our guide it will.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: When you send that to neighbors let them know that even if they don't come to the island to take a look at this at this and it's got some great resources.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So, and then we talked about how to start your so okay for me i'm near some fault zone, so I know any preferred earthquake and i'm kind of near.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: inundation so but I know for sure that around me as well, fire so that's how I start to make my plan.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So you know determine escape routes, it goes through all the things you need to do so, go ahead and scroll down how to start your plan goes through all those items.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: keep going helping children prepare we have that as well, so you can learn to have conversations.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: helping those with access and functional needs how to prepare for your pets or animals some other things that may need a you know here's some of the people that might need support.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And once you get to know your neighbors your local those are and then practice we talked about the drill you know we'd like to help you build with rylan built a kit some of the important things you need to have in your kid, of course, water one gallon per person per day.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: here's some I spoke about where you can get some reserve water your tank is one of water heaters one.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Some other sources of drinking water so it's kind of goes over the different water things you can do, then we go into food, you know what what kind of food, should you be looking at.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So, and then it goes on, and so on and so forth So you see, do you can just keep scrolling kind of quick through these Anthony So you can see that it's just a different kind of kits and we have links for all of that.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And you can always reach out to me if you know you think this earthquake California earthquake authority sent us this how to do check for your in your home.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Do kind of a hazard walk through the seven steps secure we have pictures on how to do your gas shut off as I kind of I demonstrated to you electricity shut off water.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And then, how to stay informed is the difference between evacuation warning voluntary ventilation mandatory evacuations shelter in place which.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: If you live in the south Bay, which I know you all, do not sheltering in places a little different but for us who don't live in the south Bay, this is this applies.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So it just goes through everything you need to know about being prepared so go ahead and click out of this resource and go to the next resource open.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So you we've read read your disclaimer you've worked through the workbook.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: When you're 90 minute meeting you shared the guide with your neighbors.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So the last click that you were going to the last one is a runs to her that's what I tell you all you have to stop and start and stop start stop start.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So you just download this and save it and when everybody's together you just run it and, just like if I was doing it right now.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I would share my screen I would run it and then I would stop and start it and ask everybody to electronically fill out the workbook as we work through this video.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So you can see that we've provided all the materials that you need to run your own and we're always here to support you, so please don't feel like we're just handing off to you and then saying that's it.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: But if there are many members of our community who say yeah I think I can do this, and all we ask is if if you're going to do a rylan.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: We do have your information, because you submitted your email your name, all we ask is that you come back to us and tell us.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: We did the rylan, this is the block that we did and in six months we'd like to schedule a drill and that and that way we can just track it.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So i'll go ahead and have you stop sharing your screen Anthony, thank you for oh remember to go to ready la.org if you're if this is something that we're encouraging you to do it to go sign up.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And if you're if you would like to do amd and you click the md will have you fill out a form and that form will come to us and then we'll reach back out to you.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So that that's how that will work so with that I wanted to open it up to any questions about personal preparedness.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Family preparedness Community oh one last thing that's the circle of neighborhood the next circle we'd like you to consider is you know neighborhood watch with lapd.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Getting CERT training with la fire so that's kind of the the last circle is because I branched out from just a street level to more of a Community level.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: We are working on a couple things I did get recently approved step one approval of a violent APP the cell phone APP so.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: At some point, hopefully, in the future fingers crossed in the next couple of years will will be giving you an APP that will you can all do this all on your phone and you won't have any of these.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: downloads or anything else, hopefully it'll all work out on the phone.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: we've also been working on we're working with CERT NTP we're also presenting as part of the CERT program they're giving us the first week we present rylan and then they do the other six weeks of other topics.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: In TV so we're excited about some of the new things that we have coming down the Pike to help bring rylan or any resources to our our angelenos out there that we.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know, we want to help play along and do your drills so with that I want to open it up to any questions you may have about personal preparedness.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Preparedness elderly prepared and anything you have preparedness any questions rylan anything I am here to answer your questions and I hope that you found our presentation of beneficial.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Keith you have a question.

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yeah.

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Keith Harrison: One of the concerns i've always had when we were writing down, this is a doctor, this is a nurse is that they may in fact be when we do that.

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Keith Harrison: It probably be good to to make sure that they in fact will be able to remain, I know, when I was.

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Keith Harrison: In emergency services, there were people in my black saying oh wonderful Keith next door to me he'll help me out and as my wife even formed them one time, you know, the first thing he does is he leaves and I have no idea.

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Keith Harrison: So when we rely upon doctors and nurses, we need to make sure that they aren't on somebody else's emergency plan to respond as soon as possible, away from the neighborhood.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And I want to add to that, but if you do identify a doctor or a nurse or a certain member or a firefighter or a police person who's on your street.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I would even encourage you to say well you know we're going to do this drill can you teach us how to bandage in our can you teach you know can can during our drill can you show us how to splinter an arm or how to.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Whatever doctors and nurses know how to do right i'm not a doctor nurse but i'm sure that there's a lot of easy tips that they can share so that's something that I encourage us to find topics and every three months or.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Three months or so bring your riling group together and say hey this week.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know, Chris is going to show us how to build a go bag or hey you know, three months from now, Dr so so it's going to show us how to splinter an arm or you know.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: jose's CERT he's going to bring the fire to crew and they're going to light a tire on fire and we're going to get to use our fire extinguishers and put it out, so I highly encourage you that when you do identify your neighbors with specific skill sets.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: do some exercises, you know, make it fun make it so that you're engaging all year long with your neighbors and learning new skills and that's all we ask is that you, you know, make it fun.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: it's a great question Keith great point.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Any other questions, yes Annika.

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Anneke Campbell: I have a few questions, the first one.

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Anneke Campbell: it's about that the phone call you know the one line to someone out of state.

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Anneke Campbell: So, my understanding is that the phone lines may have gone down.

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Anneke Campbell: So, and I know that we've done some radio training already which I need a lot of practice in But what if you can't get hold of some you know you can't What if the satellite or whatever.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: What have you done what if the towers are down right, what if the earthquake knock the towers down there's a lot of ifs and so.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I would just encourage you to as you're doing have those backup contingency plans, when there was a big earthquake in Mexico.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: My family lived in that area, and I was like oh my gosh but all of a sudden, I started to see i'm okay buttons from my family.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: In on Facebook, of all things so Facebook was working so as we couldn't get through on the phones, but they were able to mark i'm okay.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So think outside the box, if you look at the Texas flooding, there was a gentleman who was surfing through next door.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And then he came across a woman who said, my house is flooding, to the first level, this is where I live, i'm taking my dogs to second level by the time he got his boat to her.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: didn't know her he was just cruise around his boat surfing social media, she said i'm on the roof of my my cell phone is not working, I can't get Ahold of you know 911 if anybody sees this i'm on the roof, with my dogs.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: He was surfing social media and he saw that he went over and helped her and her pups so think outside the box.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Generally, we tell you have a communication plan so of course texting will probably work faster than calling, so my cousin also knows, to look for texts from us.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: i'll be looking at next door Facebook Twitter radios frs radios so always think outside the box of how you can communicate and if, and if your radio can reach you know.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Certain miles away, and you can get Ahold of someone and maybe they're not affected by the earthquake, then that's great, then you have them, you know do kind of be the middleman in your communication plan does that answer your question yeah.

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yeah.

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Anneke Campbell: Second, one is, you said that.

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Anneke Campbell: that there would be you could present a table top drill so after the first after we go through, and we have our neighbors and we do all that then there's going to be six months from them, there will be a drill is that the same as the tabletop drill or is that something different.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: yeah i'm sorry yeah so in my world when you sit down around a table and you talk about things that could go wrong and how you can do we call that a tabletop so we ask you to run through the six steps of rylan in your home that will do in the drill.

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Anneke Campbell: Right.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: an actual we call that a functional exercise so you're going to do your functional exercise first and then you're going to shift into a tabletop discussion so Those are just my jargon so you're basically going to run through the.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: that the six steps and then write a text is going to ask you to sit down and talk about these scenarios so they're both the same.

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Anneke Campbell: Okay, but that's not the same as six months later, when.

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Anneke Campbell: Yes, that's all.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: yeah that's all one drill.

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Anneke Campbell: Oh it's all one drill.

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Oh.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And it can be three months, six months if you tell us when when you know, we just need like a three month window to download everything and collect everybody's permission to put their cell phones in there, so we just would like a little bit of wiggle room.

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Anneke Campbell: Right yeah that makes sense and.

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Anneke Campbell: In if if you have a help your you know that your neighbor or down the street has a help sign.

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Anneke Campbell: And you go in and they're not you know there's nothing going on, do you take the can you pull the help sign off or do you have to leave it there.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: First, ask why they put it there.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know, because there might have been something emotionally going on why they put it there, so, even if it's not a physical.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: thing it might be an emotional thing so, and if you feel you say Oh, you know what someone says a psychologist or so and so's uh you know.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Can de escalate situations because they work in whatever field, they working, let me, let me just bring him or her over here and let's just sit down and talk for a second you okay to wait for me and then bring that person back and find out why they put the help sign up in the.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Frankly, probably something, and if they feel more comfortable leaving that up then don't take it down find out where their mind is that and work around what they feel safe.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So you know and then just come back to your coordinator say yes there's a help sign it, you know what to 22 harm elaine but.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: that's that's just we've already discussed it and we're already you know there's someone over there, talking them with them and de escalating and we're going to leave that up for now, but it's fine.

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Anneke Campbell: Okay, with just one more.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So, as many as you like go ahead.

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Anneke Campbell: That care Center and the first place, the.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: rooms like.

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Anneke Campbell: The what.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: yeah the room site.

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Anneke Campbell: Yes, are not the same thing.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: they're not.

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Anneke Campbell: Okay, so the gathering site is like the staging area.

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Anneke Campbell: Correct and that's, the first thing that we would determine in our city block.

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Anneke Campbell: To what that would be, and then the care Center would be a second place where people could come who were not well or or etc would that be better inside.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: We prefer that the care Center be in someone's home.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: But but that's entirely up to you, you know up to your group your neighbors but we We ask that you find a volunteer on your street.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: That is willing to open up their home for a couple of hours and make it clear to everybody that it's just for a couple of hours if they don't get to stay the night are moving.

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Anneke Campbell: All right.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I think we also ask that you separate the two as much as possible, because if there's someone going through an emotional issue.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Sometimes it's a little stressful for them to see all the activity at the at the at the gathering site, so you know either habit, as far as possible, or habit in a room where they don't see all the activities.

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Anneke Campbell: You got it could you repeat something that you've actually that you've actually said i'm sitting next to this smarter person here.

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Anneke Campbell: Could you repeat what do you think you should absolutely have under your bed, in addition to shoes casually a small.

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Anneke Campbell: X device that you could pry things through flashlight you mentioned a second potentially shaker glasses So those are the four things i've got you also said something about a helmet.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: bicycle helmet or a hard hat, yes, because this is going to be your personal protective equipment, as you go out to join a team.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So, once you get out you're gathering site you're going to be put on a team so as you're going through you know you don't know if there's a branch out to fall or.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know if you're going in to help someone get out of their house there might be something you know, a dorm a tilt down in in kind of bump your head we don't know.

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Anneke Campbell: So all the way just out of those two things is that since everything we have is under that this particular bad.

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Anneke Campbell: Except for my bicycle my bicycle which is somewhere else, is it better, and this is just a practical things better to if you can afford it by a.

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Anneke Campbell: What he called.

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Anneke Campbell: A hard heart, rather than a bicycle.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Yes, but as a city, as I mentioned earlier we're not allowed to tell people to go out and spend money.

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Anneke Campbell: No, no that's why I preface It is as if you can afford it in comparison to you know if we're lucky enough to be able to afford it, then you would say a hard hat better than a bicycle.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Yes, we will yes.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: yeah you could you could get hard hats pretty cheap.

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Anneke Campbell: know I kind of.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: picked green dark Green Box.

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Anneke Campbell: Okay.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Amazon amazon's always.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Make sure the ncaa and ansi rating just Google to make sure you understand the antsy rating and have an appropriate answer rating.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: But it was, and as I it's kind of just to make sure you're not getting a fake hard hat.

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Anneke Campbell: Oh, oh okay.

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Anneke Campbell: yeah.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Right it's so here's our one of our checklist Thank you Anthony for for sharing that.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And so, keep in mind that you know if you're going to shelter in place some people like to also have.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Not only a go back to respond to rylan that's why The guidebook has a different types of go kits.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: The one we're asking you to tie your bed is the one you're going to use to respond on a team, but you can also have.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know, a go bag outside of your House there's some neighborhoods We found that will in between two houses they'll put a garbage can and they'll you know seal it and in there will be blankets and pillows and.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know, sometimes like canned goods and a can opener and some instant coffee and whatever they feel that those two houses need and they'll share that garbage can, and that will be there were just so.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Depending on what you need.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: We have multiple kits or checklist i'm sorry, where you can build, whatever your kit you.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Please keep in mind here I just remembered this if you have to evacuate in in your go bag, for your evacuation nupur Riley response, please be sure that you have your insurance policies.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Any property information your prescriptions any financial information, you may need if you leave the home, we activate local assistance centers after the wildfires and.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Some of the things we run into is that because somebody just filled their prescription and they don't have it with them, we bring everybody in the local assistance that or we bring state federal county.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: and

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Crisanta Gonzalez: or volunteer organizations into one building so it's a one stop shop, you can replace your license driver's license you can replace.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Your passports, you can replace your prescriptions your glasses, we bring everybody there your social security cards everybody's there.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: But sometimes it slows the process down if you don't already have copies of your documents so make sure you have that in your go bag if you're evacuating also.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: If you own hope you know, animals or pets some tough lessons that are learned from Katrina was that.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: We now ask that you have a picture of you and your pet because what was happening is that some people showed up to shelters and we're claiming.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Expensive animals or just animals in general that weren't there's and because there was no proof it wasn't there as they weren't chipped.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: There was no proof they gave them the animal so just make sure that your animals or chips are registered and that you have a photo of you and your animal.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And it's also very important that you have a family photos as well with you, so that.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You have to go to school, I believe the La la unified school district is also asking for a picture of you and your child or if you're the grandparent of you in that child, you know so any legal documents.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: For fire weather for fire recognition, please make sure you have those with you that it will take.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Just in case you know, hopefully, you get to go back in your home and everything's fine, but in the event that you can't make those copies keep them with you have that be one of the things you take with you as you walk out the door.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Great questions and i'm sorry Annika was your husband's name.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: We have me.

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Anneke Campbell: say all right sorry his his name is JEREMY Thank you yes.

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questions.

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Anneke Campbell: That we just see we get a copy with simple right now, everybody has a lot but you're.

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Anneke Campbell: you're asking specifically about the emergency supply checklist yeah this is part of your we can just we can just download this right and copy is.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: printed out it's on our website.

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Anneke Campbell: Six months from now.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You can go to our website today and go download it.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Right yeah it's here so here, you see Anthony went to this spot, and you can go right here in our checklists are there, the brochures are there and the checklists are there.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And the preparedness guy we were scrolling through page by page that's also there as well, pets click so all of our information is here on our website.

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Anneke Campbell: I mean Erica do you have any questions does anyone I could keep.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Asking Christina has one and Eric has one and then.

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Anneke Campbell: Alright, great.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So I don't know who had their hand up.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: First, but also with Erica that's Okay, and then a little Christina.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Erica.

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Erica Moore: I think actually Chris Christina did, but I just wanted to ask you know when there's a first of all thank you so much you're amazing and the way you present this is just.

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Erica Moore: it's it's captivating and it really it's inspiring and makes me want to get going on this immediately, I mean, I have a go bag and I, and I have been you know talk to my son, and all this, but.

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Erica Moore: Not to the degree of what it could be, and I really think doing this in the neighborhood is essential and I I didn't even know this existed until I heard it in our other town hall and i'm very, very excited and inspired.

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Erica Moore: We do it together.

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Erica Moore: So I have a couple questions, one is about having a split household I know that we have our meeting place everything, but you know my son is with his dad you know they live in it in the more vista or he was in more business so um.

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Erica Moore: How is there is there is a section of Riley that kind of addresses that it has something for like when you have that extended family that's close by, to be able to reach out to them or it's kind of a connected thing or is that something we were just modify ourselves.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: But you know we that's a great great great great report we had not heard that that you were the first person to bring that up actually I think it's a great point I think so, at this point, right now, we asked you to modify.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: but can you circle back with us and let us know how you modify it and, and so we can include that.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I would love to include that with my staff to make sure they're aware that we were always trying to pick up things that we hadn't thought about before like.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Recently we got a presentation from the Alzheimer society of La and it made us rethink a lot of how we do things so that's a great point.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I would ask right now that you just modify what we give you and then reach back out to me if you're having struggles with how, and then we you and I can discuss online.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: and any I can even bring so my team members in, and we can have a little chat on on how we could modify that what that looks like.

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Erica Moore: that's great thanks i'm sure that we can come up with like my son is 19 so he's and he's very, very.

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Erica Moore: Creative and has great ideas so i'm sure we'll come up with something and I do think it's really important because there's many, many split households and.

721
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Erica Moore: You know, and in some cases there's you know i'm lucky we have a copacetic really great relationship Another reason is not the case, and I think that there needs to be some way to help close that loop maybe for.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: People, especially in an evacuation setting if your salmon and your ex have to go evacuated and they have to go to a shelter or somewhere else How does that communicate back to you.

723
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Crisanta Gonzalez: So exactly yeah.

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Erica Moore: I think that's a great so there's so many ways that that that that could be impacted and so many different things, because a lot of families when they're splitting families.

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Erica Moore: One House has all the supplies the other doesn't like the child doesn't have a lot of clothes at the other home or have other things that they need it's it's a lot of times with the mom not the dad and things.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Like that so, especially when they're younger.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I think the other conversation, you have my email just shoot me an email and we'll set aside some time to talk about that that's a great point.

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Erica Moore: Okay, that sounds great and then.

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Erica Moore: And then the other end and then also kind of piggybacking on that is is that also, I think that you know living in a in a little neighborhood a lot of times.

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Erica Moore: Like I have friends that live like one block over and so it's kind of like Is there also an extension for that in in the program or do you just hope that they have their neighbor.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Is we We ask that you not do anybody around the block because, because we do get this a lot actually we get this a lot well my best friends don't live on my book, they live on three different blocks, so we asked you to invite them to your island, so they at least know of your plan.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And they know how that's going to respond in your plan, they will be on the map, or anything but.

733
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Crisanta Gonzalez: they'll know what's happening, and you can give them a copy of the shingle and they can you know take all the steps with them, so we asked you invite them to your shop and then maybe that'll encourage them to go ahead and do one on their street.

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Erica Moore: yeah that makes sense I just was kind of wondering if there's ever any kind of crossover with rylan because you know how it, I have a lot of friends that were affected by the fires, especially I can quit doing and they lost their homes and things like that.

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Erica Moore: And it kind of seems like sometimes certain neighborhoods get hit harder than others, so it could just be one sweet once three is wiped out the other street is in much better shape.

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Erica Moore: Is there any kind of crossover with island where you do have like the contact people for like for like a four block section or two blocks section have each other's.

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Erica Moore: Some person has a context, so that if, for some reason, one of the blocks really is wiped out, they have a way to get support from another area.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Well, what we ask is that leaders like Keith and Christina that they track which streets on a map or done.

739
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Crisanta Gonzalez: So the and they share that with you know, sometimes we have neighborhood Councils that want to do this, so we asked them to track.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know of of this sixth street radius.

741
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Crisanta Gonzalez: And you can do that as well Erica you can say OK, Google map and you can just with a highlighter highlight in orange.

742
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Crisanta Gonzalez: This one's done this with them this Winston and you can share that with all your neighbors and say okay.

743
01:35:17.550 --> 01:35:24.480
Crisanta Gonzalez: hey these all have rylan plans, so you know, and then you can put stars on the streets or dots or whatever, and people that don't have it.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Just they just know that if you guys need help all of these people do have a plan, and you know you're more than welcome to come over and and and we can we can shift to you guys they won't get that first one hour, but you know use this tool as your heart sees fit.

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Erica Moore: Okay, great I just was wondering like if there was a like a taxi to you okay.

746
01:35:45.270 --> 01:35:47.190
Crisanta Gonzalez: No, no, but but.

747
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Crisanta Gonzalez: is not being said.

748
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Crisanta Gonzalez: You can you can do that if you choose to sorry Keith go ahead.

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Keith Harrison: yeah that is one of our goals with the Venice Community resiliency committee is to take this building blocks of variety and the and the NTP program and, in fact, build a Community y.

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Keith Harrison: coordinate.

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Keith Harrison: And that's one of our our strategic goals is to establish that so that much like they have in topanga you have a as a central coordinating point for information we're all those types of things are doing and where communication can be you know sent out saying okay.

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Keith Harrison: over here this block can really hurt new pen Martin park is there anybody over here who their block is doing Okay, but you have for state skills and could come over and help over here.

753
01:36:39.810 --> 01:36:48.450
Keith Harrison: And again, some of that is the mapping types of things that NTP will be training us on so yeah we're we're not there, but we're heading there.

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Erica Moore: yeah well i'm so glad that that like I did i'm kidding but i'm thinking that way.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So get it, and just kind of how it works is violent is the first hour, so in that first hour NTP server they're putting together their staging area they're putting together they're calling it remembers.

756
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Crisanta Gonzalez: you're doing all that so by the time you've established your coordinator, has written down everything going on your blog.

757
01:37:09.810 --> 01:37:15.840
Crisanta Gonzalez: If you have a certain Members, they just take that material and they go to the certain now now they go to the CERT region where they're meeting.

758
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Crisanta Gonzalez: And they bring that information, along with the map saying this street is stabilized these were the issues or, these are the ongoing issues so, then the CERT is a bigger circle right, so the NTP covers of your sermon so.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And then they can add your information to their larger map that's kind of how it works, so at rylan first hour hour and a half, while NTP is getting set up logistically staging and all that everybody goes then to the CERT and that's a big the bigger circle.

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Erica Moore: Okay.

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Erica Moore: Thank you so much you guys.

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Erica Moore: explain it.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: yeah no problem i'm going to go ahead and go over.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: So my question is a little bit in the opposite.

765
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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: When thinking big here, but now i'm thinking small, how is there a minimum.

766
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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Number of neighbors that you need to have.

767
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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: To start a riot land.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: program with.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: You know, maybe you know I know a couple people that I feel very comfortable with them, maybe some folks i'm not comfortable with, but I know I want to get going now.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: yeah yeah no i'm Anthony and I have started many a rylan plan where there's 10 to 15 neighbors and for sure.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And you know beginning is the beginning.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: As I mentioned in the earlier my presentation.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: The city Los Angeles tends to not want to get to know each other, you know they tend to be a little wary different neighborhood so.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: it's very common that you don't get a lot of people, but the more fun exercises and for fun drills and if you light a tire on fire, with the La fire department they're putting it out.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: More people will be like what's what's happening here if you get yourself a little while and T shirts are put rylan science.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: that's another thing that my print shop is i'm requesting a budget for sign, so that when a block is done, people can put the signs out and some of the neighborhood councils are actually pitching in for that and they're.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: helping me create a template so you know you can you can look to that too, but you know any.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Those little things will start getting people like oh my gosh did you know that they just got together and did like a pet building build a kit for your pet that's so fun.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And do it out on your street on a table, you know, so it starts with one, two or three people and then, as long as you make it fun and engaging and continue to grow we're here to support you, however, we can.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Right it's good to know.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Now, are there any more questions from the panel or from anyone attending.

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Anneke Campbell: I have a question just about what makes this is more general but evacuation, as opposed to you know sheltering in place yeah.

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Anneke Campbell: Why, why does evacuation happen, what are the conditions under which into people and and how do you know that you're supposed to And what if you don't and you know just about that.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So, usually evacuations, have to do with wildfires so there's a wildfire or a mud debris flow issue.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know if you live in a Kenyan or a hill and there's a mud flow that's usually, when you'll get it'll be on the news if you're signed up for our notify la your phone should be blowing up with notifications from us.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: It will also be la fire police cars will be driving up and down the street with bullhorn saying you know, this is a mandatory evacuation to do things.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: But in the beginning, you may get a text saying there's a voluntary.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: evacuation So if you, you can click a link and it'll tell you why you're being you know asked to think about evacuating whether that's a wildfire Muslim issue.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: But at some point if it gets to the point where we need people to leave then lapd will be going with their squad cars.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Making the announcements and then and then to the point.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: The next step is they'll go door to door and knock if they feel like there's still people there that's why it's always helped to have.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: That right hand side, it says i'm okay i'm evacuated tooth and they don't have to knock on the door that's one less store, you can put it on your mailbox or something where they can see it right away.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: To help them because we don't have a whole lot of officers and firefighters and stuff so that's always helpful to them, so you should if if you're in a position where you're in a welfare or mudflow.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: That should be your your your evacuation if it's an earthquake, we want you to shelter in place with your neighbors because we.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: don't know what the streets look like we don't know what the STOP lights are doing, we don't know what the light Poles are doing we're not sure about the bridges so.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: All of the city as a whole, the eeoc will be activated as Keith mentioned, I won't be home so i'm not going to be part of my room and I may have put it together, but I won't be there i'm going to be the eeoc.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And so we have engineers that are going out to check the buildings we have.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: led ot who has their engineers that are going to check the traffic lights and the and the, you know the bridges.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: we're working with cal the state of California department transportation to check all the freeways we're working with.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know we're trying to get all the roads open for the firemen to take their their trucks in their engines we're trying to make sure the roads are stabilized for the police were.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know, so that we want this roads to be open for city and county and State Agency so we'd like you to please shelter at home, so that there's less traffic on the streets and come together as a neighborhood and take care of each other, until we can get the city stabilized.

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Keith Harrison: I Chris Santa.

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Keith Harrison: One added thing here in Venice tsunami is a definite possibility yeah so if we if you're if you're living west of Lincoln.

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Keith Harrison: You will be told.

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Keith Harrison: To move out of the way of the water.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Right so.

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Keith Harrison: You know, and it, you know, usually it's things that have immediate.

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Keith Harrison: threat to life, and you have enough time to relocate hazardous materials plumes can happen, but that's kind of an effing some cases they'll tell you this shelter in place other places, if they have enough time move out of the way.

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Keith Harrison: If you can move out of the way, so there are.

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Keith Harrison: Immediate life threat that's what you usually try to get people out of dodge for, and they also like to have a buffer.

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Keith Harrison: If you look at the tsunami inundation areas, you might say, well, if I stopped here near Abbot kinney that looks pretty good but think about the fact that.

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Keith Harrison: You don't want to be standing across the street, from where the down power lines are the hazmat the water and what if that map was slightly off, you know you just don't want that so.

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Keith Harrison: Get get far enough away from it, where you're where you're going to be safe, so that's that's important to follow directions.

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Anneke Campbell: Right, thank you, I that that clarified a few things.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: See I do see that Chris on to stepped away for a moment, but I do think we'll give her an opportunity if there's anything else that she wants to add to her presentation, which was amazing I just learned so much.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: i'm so grateful to everyone here and all the questions we had I wish everyone in Venice and all of it like.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: We you know but anyways we do have oh hey Chris Santa um did you want to add.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: My laptop was doing and I had to go get my charger.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: um is there anything else you wanted to add to your presentation or bookended.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I just hope that you all found my presentation, something that triggers you know.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: That jumpstart your interest in doing even if it's a personal level, even if you just go check your fire alarms and you know pack some canned goods and.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I just want to remind you just to have conversations with your loved ones, whether that's your family members, your your neighbors or whoever.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I am an emergency manager i'll just close with this little funny story, so you would think that we're super prepared in my home, would you agree that it should be that way.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So I am from originally northern California born and raised in northern California i'm a transplant soaking up so i'm from oroville how many of you heard of oroville.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So in oroville well i'm not from oroville, but that was my last place of residence, before I moved to La.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: In oroville we're also near paradise California so many of my friends live in Paradise gridley oroville so I moved to La in 2016 for this job and, of course.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: We had the oroville spillway failure, so my family was in gridley which was right, where the if the dam failed to spell it failed, that would be part of the floods of.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: My children my children were there, my parents were living in my guest House so i'm driving from La to get to them on the phone say hey This is serious evacuation y'all need to get your go kids get out get the dogs get your grandparents get out.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: What, what do you suppose my back the 17 year old daughter grabbed and some of you may have heard the story, because I do share the story.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: By saying general daughter got all all of her makeup.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: emoji.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: yeah.

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Erica Moore: we're better favorite clothes.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: clothes, just to make it just to make a power.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: grab tire you mean a laptops and not let tape like desktop gaming in our dogs he.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: My grandpa my father their grandfather.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: grabbed a rifle.

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Erica Moore: Not as medication on.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: me grab a wonderful and my mother grabbed China she didn't grab her diabetes medicine, she grabbed China and took no pictures of me just China.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: What they do you can load it up in our previous oh two dogs for adults and gave me equipment and in the Prius and then they got stuck in a line behind about 1000 other people in a deadlock.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: my daughter my seven year old daughter, and I, to this day i've never asked her how she knew those backgrounds don't want to know.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: But she was able to take our family through the back roads out away from the danger into my own in corning California.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: um but you would think that me being their mother and their daughter and talking about this and presenting this and my son worked in emergency management for a SEC well back then he didn't.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You would think they know like prescriptions money.

845
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Crisanta Gonzalez: It all went out the door, because we didn't regularly sit down and have a conversation and then moment of panic It all went out the window because we didn't practice to it.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: We just talked about it, they saw mom doing it, they I assumed they were all you know 1819 2021 22 when my children were older are older, I assumed.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: That it was just a net know in the moment of panic, if you haven't talked about it in practice to it and made X fun activities with it.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: We will panic, I will panic, they will panic, so if there's anything else you have taken away from my presentation, please just sit down with your loved ones practice building a kit have a good time talk about what you're going to do think of every scenario tsunami earthquake wildfire.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You know, there was a tsunami warning, not that long ago on a conscious to for Keith.

850
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Crisanta Gonzalez: There was an earthquake in Japan.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And we did get the tsunami warning, but we made the decision, because it was only going to raise about three inches.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: We did not send any notifications, but we make that determination, because we have a little bit of time we're working with California office of emergency services.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: On a tsunami drill I believe i've sent keep the information on on April 14 it was tsunami preparedness week this week.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: There should be signs everywhere, my friend good close friend of mine and anthony's Estonian jimenez is over the western region for the record parks, she just updated all the signs.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: she's working closely with us she's a good friend of ours.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: So you should be getting notifications, and you should be able to go out and look at the signs up on your streets to show you the tsunami evacuation zones and how to get out there, so.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: i'm just please have your loved ones, have a conversation how fun and make this a fun thing, and thank you so much for your time and for spending a part of Saturday with me and Anthony we really appreciate it.

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Anneke Campbell: Thank you.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Thank you, excellent.

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Anneke Campbell: Thank you.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: you're such a great resource and can you remind.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: folks again of your email and your phone number one more time, just so that folks can have it.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: If not see.

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ya know.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: yeah I mean it was shaking were you asking for my.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: email yep yep but it's right there see you now.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Okay, could you send the dog Gonzalez at La city.org.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Right and Keith has my information Christina have my information so feel free to reach out to sorry i'm putting you guys on blast but feel free to reach out to them now.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: that's James you have a question you have your hand up.

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james murez: I do i'm just curious you know about the tsunami thing i've heard from a lot of people were in history have has the city of Los Angeles actually more precisely the Santa Monica Bay in recorded history ever had actual.

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james murez: impacts from a tsunami, I mean it seems like we go back two or 300 years in history and there's never been a recorded incident of it causing any damage anywhere along this part portion of the coastline.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: i'm from crystal city, I was born in Christian city and we raised holy cow, so we had the effects there.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: that to this day, but you're right that was back in the 60s.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: But you're right but that doesn't mean we should prepare you know it's kind of like you put on your seat, but when you're getting the car, not because you're planning on an accident, but just to be prepared.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: individually thing so i'm not a historian, so I i'm afraid I can't give you a definite answer to that I don't know but.

876
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Crisanta Gonzalez: I believe you should be prepared for anything and and use whether it's a tsunami, you know drill or possibility as an opportunity to get to know those around.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: You, I believe that that's where the strength lies, whether it's going to come or not, I think the strength lies and building relationships.

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Keith Harrison: hi this is Kate just to throw in another thing is that so far the locations of the the events from the tsunami and the way our beaches face we've while we have received wave actions even like with the last one they haven't been damaging.

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Keith Harrison: There have been damages in marinas and that type of thing, but the fact is that we have off the coast here near Catalina the potential for a.

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Keith Harrison: For an underwater landslide which would have a no notice event, and that would cause damaging all the way up from from port of long beach into into Venice area so.

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Keith Harrison: They when they map the inundation zones, they use the science based upon what was potential for both distant and.

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Keith Harrison: near shores events and that's what we've got and yeah it's it's an unlikely, but if it happens, it will be a massive disaster.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And disaster me yeah disasters tend to be unlikely, I was born and raised in northern California and assist you county butte county Delaware county all the counties northern California, my father was in the lumber industry.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: My brothers were lumberjacks before they went on to become teachers and law enforcement and cetera et cetera military.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: We never ever ever ever would have we would have laughed if someone would have told us that.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: wins would come down the Canyon at paradise at the speed, they did and bring it what we're used to wildfires in California, we have them every year.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: We bring tribal communities over to help us fight him, you know the forest service they're part of our communities subbing.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: i'm 53 years old, and if you would have told me.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: That there was going to be a wind coming down that Canyon at three football fields, a minute, and it was going to destroy the town of paradise, I would have said, never, never in history it's never happened.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: it's not going to happen it happened, they had an emergency drill a few weeks before that fire hit.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: Out of the residents of medallia and paradise, I think, less than 50 people showed up to the drill.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: And we all know what the result was when that when that thing that was never supposed to happen that we never thought what happened happened so.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: In my line of work, and in my history of growing up in different crescent city and northern California, with the fires.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I always believe that it's best to get to know your neighbors there was a lot of elderly community in Paradise it was a retirement community.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: A lot of elderly people did not make the connections and the personal relationships to find a way out one lady knew her garbage man.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: and her garbage man came back with this garbage truck against his bosses orders grabbed her out of her home this 80 something year old I think 92 year old woman picture up put her in his garbage truck and fled in front of the flames.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: But many of those elderly people did not build relationships to have that so.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: James I always come down to it's very important that we build those relationships, regardless of what we think is going to happen is not going to happen, regardless if we just get together to drink wine or get together to create a pet kit.

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Crisanta Gonzalez: I feel strongly that is important to build those relationships regardless.

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Anneke Campbell: yeah I really appreciate the information, and you know when you started the beginning and you asked how many of you feel you know completely prepared and I went like this it's because.

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Anneke Campbell: I mean i'm on the resiliency committee i've been you know doing participating with mtp, but I still don't feel prepared.

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Anneke Campbell: And I feel like it's all about the practice, and you know when we did that staging and and assessment drill a few months ago with NTP that's the first time I felt like Oh, I think i'll know what to do.

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Anneke Campbell: But it made so much difference to do it in person with each other and, as you are saying is to talk about it and to practice so i'm excited to move forward Thank you so much.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Thank you so much, we have about 15 minutes left to the program so we did want to be able to have posted speak as well he's representing the neighborhood teen program and he specifically looks over our area here and.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: remind everybody now no.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Thank you for having me Croissant though that was a great presentation i've never sat through the whole thing this is fantastic Thank you so much, thank you.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Great information i'm going to start taking this rylan myself.

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Anneke Campbell: yeah we.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Try to organize my area, one of the things that I try to do is actually organized I live in a condo building and I try to organize my folks here.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: And it's I understand how hard it is to speak to your neighbor.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: yeah because nobody wants to say good morning Good afternoon, good evening nothing like that no it's hard for some people, you know, but I try to do that, and I think i've.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: got two people that I know and the whole the whole complex, you know, but so I you know i'm really totally new to CERT a graduated back in what 2019 from the last actually I was the last class of certain to graduate before the pandemic.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Okay that's where I met chin and I was in battalion 18, then I moved to battalion four and I couldn't find anybody here, so now, here I am on the battalion coordinator for battalion for which covers Venice.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: mar vista Playa westchester so I have to try to organize the whole the whole area it's I mean it's it's actually a privilege to be given this.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Because it actually helps me, learn and helps me meet people you know and it's fantastic and i've learned so much in the last two years, you know and again.

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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Some of the things that were mentioned here practice practice practice there's never enough Okay, and as the neighborhood teen program and CERT program is developing, we get we're getting larger as we speak.

917
01:58:07.440 --> 01:58:18.570
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Chen send out an update the other day and there's at least 20 neighborhoods now on the NTP program so to try to coordinate practices for each team.

918
01:58:19.380 --> 01:58:37.110
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Each neighborhood team is it's overwhelming you know at times so again, you know i'm constantly on chin and i'm Patrick hey, what are we going to do next, what are we going to do next so that's where we've come up you know I thank you for that email.

919
01:58:38.160 --> 01:58:52.440
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: And I have to remind us not to forget about you guys, but again, you know I spoke to chin and what we want to do the next exercise is actually April April 30 I think we're planning.

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01:58:52.500 --> 01:58:54.000
Anneke Campbell: When we look at my calendar real quick.

921
01:58:54.510 --> 01:59:08.700
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: April 30 and what we're going to do is actually the area mapping, which is not quite the same as violent what we want to do is take the nc map and take each district.

922
01:59:09.840 --> 01:59:12.030
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: On which guys you guys can't districts are.

923
01:59:13.140 --> 01:59:13.710
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: going to come.

924
01:59:14.130 --> 01:59:23.460
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: You know, but that what we want to do is take each little area and map it out into say what are the hazards where can we stage that kind of stuff.

925
01:59:23.850 --> 01:59:34.920
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Okay, where can we place the staging area kit with a radios the maps for everybody can meet okay that's what we want to do okay and we'll meet a pen mark.

926
01:59:35.670 --> 01:59:45.150
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: that's what we agreed to with the chin it's just me and TIM planning this out, you know and trying to figure out what we're going to do the next phase is going to be in May.

927
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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: The end of May again what we're trying to do is try to develop keep it fun, you know and try to develop besides just radio training and all that.

928
01:59:54.480 --> 02:00:10.410
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: We want to do a little bit first day bandage bandage simple banishing how to stop the bleed kind of thing samples, we want to do is bring dummies in that cpr dummies but just mannequins and lay them out and do patient assessment.

929
02:00:12.180 --> 02:00:24.120
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Okay, that kind of stuff so people we don't have to walk around the neighborhood, but you can stay in one spot and actually practice, these things that they teach you now one of the great things is happening is a CERT programs coming back.

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02:00:25.290 --> 02:00:46.170
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Okay, the first class is going to be starting in April April 7 I believe and it's in in the palms area I know Annika you tried to sign up, but the thing is that yeah yeah we what's happening is the just coming back so the lamb is being very cautious and keeping protocol.

931
02:00:47.460 --> 02:00:53.310
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: You know, corporate protocols, so they limited to a certain amount of people, so it filled up quite quick.

932
02:00:53.850 --> 02:00:54.330
Anneke Campbell: Did.

933
02:00:54.810 --> 02:00:56.130
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: You know so because.

934
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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: I was thinking I think i'm going to attend one of them, just to watch, you know and see if I see any of my folks in there, but.

935
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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: What just for this in the palms area.

936
02:01:09.180 --> 02:01:20.880
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Over at the iron man Center cultural Center and they're kind enough to let us use the facilities, can there, but that what i'm looking for next is to develop it somewhere.

937
02:01:22.110 --> 02:01:28.830
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: In in our areas either Venice Playa westchester so I you know.

938
02:01:29.940 --> 02:01:45.630
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: LSD is actually being very cautious and I want to see how this first thing goes it's seven weeks, you know it goes once a week for seven weeks and it's basically almost the same as the neighborhood teen program except on neighborhood teen programs on a monthly basis.

939
02:01:46.710 --> 02:01:54.450
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: This is on a weekly basis you know and they give you the basics, you know managing extinguisher fire extinguisher use that kind of thing.

940
02:01:55.380 --> 02:02:14.940
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: But again, what we want to do is get your team going and keep it going and getting more people into it Okay, the last exercise we had it was fantastic turnout, you know where the assessment teams and all that that was great I mean even the fire chief came.

941
02:02:15.360 --> 02:02:25.740
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: That was great you know fantastic that a lot of good learnings happening there, part of the mapping is you get we get two men two people teams.

942
02:02:26.400 --> 02:02:30.810
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: And we give you a district that go map out and you take your radio with you.

943
02:02:31.470 --> 02:02:40.740
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: And you call the staging saying i'm over here and I see this, and this, and this, but we give you a document to fill out to see if there's overgrown.

944
02:02:41.190 --> 02:02:52.380
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: trees over wires is or construction going on looking for any kind of hazards possible stagings you know that kind of thing so that's the next exercise.

945
02:02:53.610 --> 02:02:54.030
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: So.

946
02:02:54.570 --> 02:03:03.600
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: So that's what we're going to do there and then we're still planning out the medical part of it for the next one, it may, we have to get our emt is in there.

947
02:03:04.650 --> 02:03:12.930
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: No involved a little bit, we have a couple emt is that are part of the 13th you know, Patrick being one of them he's going to be my volunteer so.

948
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Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: And Carl Ginsburg keys emr I think you, you know and a couple other people come in there, so we have a lot of hands on people in there, to try to help us teach.

949
02:03:23.460 --> 02:03:36.750
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: people how to bandage simple stuff you know spraying elbow, how do you do that, you know that kind of stuff the stuff that you learn in search with a hands on, we want to develop more hands on for you.

950
02:03:38.310 --> 02:03:42.120
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Okay, but one of the things that I request from you all is.

951
02:03:43.530 --> 02:03:50.490
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: If you haven't had it yet you've all our Members of the neighborhood teen program correct you've all joined, you know how to do it.

952
02:03:51.540 --> 02:03:59.610
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: One of the things that you mentioned something about radio practice Okay, we have the zillow APP.

953
02:04:00.990 --> 02:04:08.640
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: You know the zillow APP is a very nice practice saying that we do that we can check in with each other, once a month.

954
02:04:09.720 --> 02:04:22.440
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: You know, every week we use it every week with Patrick the solo practice channel and we check in with them saying my my call out name is certain 95 belford one.

955
02:04:23.670 --> 02:04:26.790
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Okay, and I check in with him every every Monday night.

956
02:04:27.810 --> 02:04:33.180
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: At 715 we have a channel created for Venice.

957
02:04:34.890 --> 02:04:41.850
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Okay, but I never see anybody on that So if I call out to anybody, a lot of people in Venice have it turned off.

958
02:04:43.200 --> 02:04:47.790
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: busy busy busy busy, so I could never really get people involved in it.

959
02:04:49.110 --> 02:04:51.030
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: And I see a lot of Members advantage.

960
02:04:52.710 --> 02:04:56.880
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: You know people have joined, you know, and I don't know what they're doing.

961
02:04:58.290 --> 02:05:10.350
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: You know, so I send emails out a little bit to try to drum up stuff, but if you guys could help me develop that that would be great because that would give us an opportunity to check in on a weekly basis with the team.

962
02:05:11.820 --> 02:05:15.720
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Okay, with the Venice team there's a Venice velo channel.

963
02:05:16.410 --> 02:05:18.030
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Okay okay.

964
02:05:19.170 --> 02:05:21.270
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Have you any of you have zillow.

965
02:05:22.890 --> 02:05:25.440
james murez: I have a question about that what's the frequency.

966
02:05:26.010 --> 02:05:30.210
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: there's no frequency it's a phone APP that you use to.

967
02:05:31.440 --> 02:05:35.040
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: yeah so I don't know if you can see it but i'll show you.

968
02:05:37.470 --> 02:05:39.810
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: So what it is, it simulates a push to talk.

969
02:05:41.520 --> 02:05:45.810
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Okay, so if you go let's see the practice channel where is that.

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02:05:48.060 --> 02:05:58.020
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: or battalion for it looks I don't know I can't see it because I have a background, but it's a big orange button in the Center Okay, and if you press it.

971
02:05:59.280 --> 02:06:03.330
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: It gives you a little bb and it says you're connected and you can speak.

972
02:06:05.820 --> 02:06:12.540
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Testing testing, you know if anybody in battalion for which, right now, three people are connected the battalion, for they should be able to hear me.

973
02:06:13.740 --> 02:06:34.170
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Okay, so what I would call out is your call out name Okay, and when you join the the zillow for the NTP there's a form in there for zillow and they assign you a name according to where you live in your fire nearest fire station.

974
02:06:35.520 --> 02:06:48.930
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: With a song closest to station 95 over here on century okay so that's why i'm certain 95 and I live on belford and i'm number one because i'm number one.

975
02:06:49.830 --> 02:06:57.840
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: No, but again I live i'm the only one on belford that has the APP and, as you progress, you know if you have multiple Members on that.

976
02:06:58.680 --> 02:07:15.120
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: you'll have wherever Venice to Venice, one which I see you know, in the Venice group So those are the types of things that give you the practice, so I encourage you all to try to develop that a little bit why we.

977
02:07:15.450 --> 02:07:22.170
Anneke Campbell: Asked question about it so it's an APP you put on your phone in order to practice.

978
02:07:22.590 --> 02:07:23.130
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: yeah but.

979
02:07:23.190 --> 02:07:31.950
Anneke Campbell: But it's not what we would use in an actual emergency or two way radio practice, because then the phones might be down so.

980
02:07:31.980 --> 02:07:32.310
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Yes.

981
02:07:32.400 --> 02:07:37.380
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: it's a practice yeah and actually the color scheme for certain users it as well.

982
02:07:37.830 --> 02:07:46.410
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Okay, when they're on their on on calls, you know when they go out on calls with the fire department they'll use it amongst themselves.

983
02:07:48.150 --> 02:07:48.870
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: So you know.

984
02:07:50.070 --> 02:07:59.310
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: that's pretty pretty nice tool to have you know and it's a good practice, because it gives you used to that push to talk function of a two way radio.

985
02:07:59.700 --> 02:08:02.040
Anneke Campbell: Right, maybe we could add that to.

986
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Anneke Campbell: Our first NTP next session.

987
02:08:06.870 --> 02:08:07.110
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: will be.

988
02:08:07.350 --> 02:08:10.860
Anneke Campbell: Even can talk about it in our committee to about.

989
02:08:10.890 --> 02:08:15.120
Anneke Campbell: yeah we might learn to do that it could bring it in as.

990
02:08:16.170 --> 02:08:22.620
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: You know, when you fill out the form it'll take a little bit you know and you'll get an email and respond say hey this is your.

991
02:08:23.730 --> 02:08:33.390
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Your username Okay, and they don't because it's an LSD APP or a function it's not a personal APP.

992
02:08:33.570 --> 02:08:34.230
Anneke Campbell: I got it.

993
02:08:34.410 --> 02:08:43.830
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: yeah it's actually a professional commercial kind of thing, where we have a license or the LSD has a license for it so for us it's free as long as you sign up.

994
02:08:44.760 --> 02:08:57.960
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: You know, and they assign you your username and that way in your area every all the areas have it, you know, whatever battalion you're in whatever neighborhood you're in you know that kind of stuff is really good.

995
02:08:59.310 --> 02:08:59.700
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Erica.

996
02:09:00.000 --> 02:09:03.000
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Erica has a question and we only have a couple minutes.

997
02:09:03.000 --> 02:09:08.760
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: left so maybe after erica's question is answered we'll end up with Keith.

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02:09:09.450 --> 02:09:09.750
Okay.

999
02:09:11.400 --> 02:09:25.890
Erica Moore: Thanks so much Jose for everything you're contributing to this meeting, I really appreciate it, and I wanted to ask you guys, though, about about phone Apps because I know that there's possibility, we will have our phones working so if that's.

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02:09:25.950 --> 02:09:26.670
Erica Moore: The case.

1001
02:09:26.850 --> 02:09:31.740
Erica Moore: My concern is if so many things are on Apps you know that's kind of a scary.

1002
02:09:31.830 --> 02:09:33.030
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: thing, because we need we.

1003
02:09:33.030 --> 02:09:39.390
Erica Moore: need like you know i'm i'm a big proponent for things that are like hard copies of things because.

1004
02:09:39.960 --> 02:09:40.470
Erica Moore: I mean.

1005
02:09:40.800 --> 02:09:47.730
Erica Moore: You know I remember that big earthquake and I was lucky because I had everything I had to tutor, but I also had everything is.

1006
02:09:48.120 --> 02:09:59.460
Erica Moore: hard copy, so I could continue my business where I had people I was dealing with that couldn't function so that's something I kind of wonder about like, how do we mitigate that are just you know.

1007
02:10:00.030 --> 02:10:10.440
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Two way radios, the first thing you know, an rf radio, you know and that's a perfect thing to have you know, for your you and your family to be able to communicate.

1008
02:10:11.460 --> 02:10:18.870
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: I know people that give two way radios to their kids to go to school, so they can stay in touch with a with a mom and dad.

1009
02:10:19.620 --> 02:10:35.490
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: in case of emergency, you know, but that you get those also unless you're a ham radio operator, you know and have long distance reach it, you know it's kind of hard for a neighborhood is perfect the two way radios perfect for a neighborhood.

1010
02:10:36.540 --> 02:10:38.220
Erica Moore: So what do you think about walkie talkies.

1011
02:10:38.550 --> 02:10:40.170
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: that's what i'm talking about walkie talkie.

1012
02:10:40.440 --> 02:10:41.760
Erica Moore: Okay, I didn't know that was the.

1013
02:10:44.310 --> 02:10:47.460
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Two way radio ham radio there's different different names for.

1014
02:10:48.510 --> 02:10:49.710
Erica Moore: Those big ham radios.

1015
02:10:54.150 --> 02:11:09.690
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: And we recommend you get a two way radio with a couple mile reach now, mind you, some of these radio say 30 mile REACH and you get to your neighborhood with all the tall buildings in all the interference you're looking to get a mile.

1016
02:11:10.980 --> 02:11:20.100
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: You know I learned that real quick when I when I got when I joined CERT so get a two way radio went out there and I said well how come I can't hear chin all the way in mid 50s.

1017
02:11:21.420 --> 02:11:35.640
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: And i've been I find out, I had to get a higher level, and I got you know that kind of stuff so it developed now i'm working on getting a ham license, which is a different completely different level so so a lot of fun, you had a question.

1018
02:11:43.980 --> 02:11:44.340
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: About I had.

1019
02:11:45.090 --> 02:11:46.380
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: To have one for work yeah.

1020
02:11:46.650 --> 02:11:50.310
Erica Moore: I don't know why they changed it I think that's dual purpose.

1021
02:11:50.580 --> 02:12:01.860
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: yeah now they have commercial radio so, which is a different level to they have companies get commercial radios and they have a certain network that they use, you know for the businesses.

1022
02:12:03.240 --> 02:12:05.040
Erica Moore: Oh well, thank you.

1023
02:12:06.870 --> 02:12:07.140
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Chris.

1024
02:12:08.670 --> 02:12:13.800
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: I know, James has a question i'm just gonna say real quick Erica the APP that we're working on her rylan.

1025
02:12:14.220 --> 02:12:19.110
Crisanta Gonzalez: You would fill out everything we talked about today on your phone and they would be available when there's no Internet.

1026
02:12:19.500 --> 02:12:23.160
Crisanta Gonzalez: So, even as you're going out of your neighborhood you walk out of your House your.

1027
02:12:23.640 --> 02:12:27.660
Crisanta Gonzalez: Your checklists your insurance papers your pictures your.

1028
02:12:28.830 --> 02:12:41.850
Crisanta Gonzalez: Your your skills your equipment your neighborhood contacts your neighbor your team list all of that would be available on your smartphone without Internet that's one of the kinds of racing for in our scoring for the contractor.

1029
02:12:42.090 --> 02:12:42.930
Crisanta Gonzalez: And I also.

1030
02:12:43.230 --> 02:12:55.740
Crisanta Gonzalez: I also wanted to say thank you to my partner Anthony Agha so we do this together, I just wanted to tell him I didn't thank him before I clicked off so without him my presentation is much less fabulous so shout out to Anthony Thank you.

1031
02:12:56.130 --> 02:12:57.060
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Thank you Anthony.

1032
02:13:00.690 --> 02:13:01.290
Anthony Aguinaga: No problem.

1033
02:13:02.520 --> 02:13:03.000
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: So Dave.

1034
02:13:03.780 --> 02:13:08.820
james murez: yeah I was yeah you know I already am a ham radio operator, I have been for about 3540.

1035
02:13:08.820 --> 02:13:10.590
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Years yeah I remember you telling me that yeah.

1036
02:13:10.890 --> 02:13:19.050
james murez: i'm wondering, are we get to get at some point in time, and what the frequencies are that that would be you know, like the primary and a secondary.

1037
02:13:19.590 --> 02:13:20.610
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: tertiary your freak out.

1038
02:13:21.360 --> 02:13:24.420
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Well, right now, the CERT they have.

1039
02:13:25.950 --> 02:13:27.180
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: We don't have frequencies.

1040
02:13:27.660 --> 02:13:38.580
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Okay Okay, the CERT doesn't anyway, but there is a group of certain Members or I guess radio ham operators that actually.

1041
02:13:40.170 --> 02:13:52.200
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: Take training LSD how to communicate and all that, and they have their monthly call through ham radio so there's a lot of certain Members that are part of that.

1042
02:13:53.160 --> 02:14:04.710
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: You know, and of course that's it right emergency backup group if communication goes down they use the ham radio group to do that.

1043
02:14:04.800 --> 02:14:07.170
james murez: Right, so I get all right.

1044
02:14:07.560 --> 02:14:16.920
james murez: At some point Keith if we could that might be something interesting to publish on our website, what are the frequencies, that would be most used are they two meter four meter.

1045
02:14:17.940 --> 02:14:26.610
james murez: Know it's the kind of stuff that nerds like he would be able to tune in and write down on the wall of my office or something.

1046
02:14:27.180 --> 02:14:35.160
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: yeah there's different groups to here in La the huge repeater they think there's one in and Loyola.

1047
02:14:36.330 --> 02:14:43.860
Jose Morataya CERT Battalion 4: there's a group there you know they're a ham operators so there's different groups that that actually do i'm off the top of my head I don't know the frequencies.

1048
02:14:44.250 --> 02:14:51.000
james murez: yeah but I know that there are, for instance repeaters on Catalina which you have a range than the repeaters on top of Mount Wilson.

1049
02:14:51.330 --> 02:14:51.900
Keith Harrison: yeah we.

1050
02:14:52.080 --> 02:15:04.950
Keith Harrison: Do once we get have something official you know established, then we can definitely put that out through our Twitter page, as well as as on our our our committee page.

1051
02:15:05.520 --> 02:15:08.670
james murez: that'd be great Thank you everybody for coming today.

1052
02:15:10.380 --> 02:15:13.050
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Yes, I think this is a good time key to.

1053
02:15:14.070 --> 02:15:16.200
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: You know wrap up the program, let us know.

1054
02:15:16.350 --> 02:15:18.210
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: what's going on next, and thanks.

1055
02:15:18.360 --> 02:15:27.840
Keith Harrison: Thanks to everyone's participation and I appreciate it again the last Saturday in April will be a face to face.

1056
02:15:30.180 --> 02:15:38.730
Keith Harrison: area mapping drill at 10 mar park if anybody wants to participate, please show up.

1057
02:15:39.480 --> 02:15:47.250
Keith Harrison: In the meantime, if you want to know more about the Dennis Community resiliency committee an hour trying to work to make Venice disaster resilience.

1058
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Keith Harrison: contact me at Keith dot Harrison at Venice nc.org you can also see our committee page by going on venice.org and also, we have a Twitter site.

1059
02:16:02.490 --> 02:16:10.890
Keith Harrison: At Venice CRC so lots of ways to become involved, we are aiming to have then us.

1060
02:16:11.970 --> 02:16:18.750
Keith Harrison: organize and also be resilient in a disaster, so that there's still a Venice after the disaster.

1061
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Keith Harrison: Thank you Christina for being our moderator Thank you Chris Santa was a thank you with the folks participated and.

1062
02:16:32.040 --> 02:16:32.910
Keith Harrison: Have a good day.

1063
02:16:34.380 --> 02:16:34.770
Erica Moore: Thank you.

1064
02:16:35.670 --> 02:16:37.770
Erica Moore: Everything that you do to make this happen.

1065
02:16:38.970 --> 02:16:39.180
Keith Harrison: Okay.

1066
02:16:41.760 --> 02:16:42.120
Keith Harrison: All right.

1067
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Keith Harrison: bye bye.

1068
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Erica Moore: bye everybody.