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Committee kicks off door‑knock pilot to boost neighborhood preparedness
Summary
The committee outlined a 'Map Your Neighborhood' pilot: door hangers, targeted maps, and small-group conversations to reach households that miss larger events; county and state observers are watching the pilot's progress.
Committee members presented a neighborhood-focused outreach pilot modeled on 'Map Your Neighborhood' to reach residents who do not attend larger preparedness meetings. "We're doing a certain neighborhood at a time...and then jump off of whatever they bring up," said Dave Breipi (speaker 4), who distributed maps for the initial target area and described a door-hanger and walk-team approach.
The pilot aims for organic, small-group conversations rather than lectures; members discussed staging at the community center, dividing routes, a test walk on the 14th, and a planned neighborhood event on the 26th. The county and state are monitoring the pilot and the plan includes recurring neighborhood sessions every four to six weeks if the model proves successful.
