Neighbors urged to organize using five simple preparedness steps
Fairfax County staff outlined five neighborhood preparedness steps: define a manageable area, recruit leaders, scout resources and hazards, build a team based on local skills, and create a practical plan for before, during and after emergencies.
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Stephanie Humble recommended neighborhood-level preparedness and outlined five steps residents can take to organize their block or building: define a realistic area to cover, recruit leaders, scout resources and local hazards, identify team members and skill sets, and plan collective responses.
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