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Thursday, May 7th, 1:30 – 2:30 PM
Neighbors Helping Neighbors – Our best strategy for
building a resilient community!
When the power goes out, a storm rolls in, or another community-wide emergency event occurs, the first person to offer help is more likely to be your neighbor than a professional first responder.
On Thursday, May 7 the LWC Incident Command System (ICS) will conduct a training exercise during which Safety Captains, wearing ID badges and orange vests, will visit the homes in their area from 1:30 – 2:30 PM to conduct a Rapid Needs Assessment (RNA) to determine the status of residents, homes, infrastructure, etc. during a hypothetical emergency event.
Please read this article about the May 7 training exercise, learn what Safety Area you live in and who your Safety Captain is.
Buy a two-way radio, set to Ch 15.
Sign up for Lincoln Alerts
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Call 877-265-3211 to report power outage
Our thanks to Deputy Chief Greeley of the Depoe Bay Fire Department for his presentation at our Residential Fire Safety and Wildland Fire Preparedness Fair April 25th.
Thanks also to the Forest Management, Safety and Architectural Committees and Friends of Little Whale Cove for their participation at the event which was attended by 70 residents. Please follow up by reviewing the information on our webpages, and send questions and comments to safety@lwcha.org.
Neighbors helping Neighbors,
helping other Neighbors,
and so it goes!
Welcome to the LWC Safety Committee / Emergency Preparedness (EP) webpage. It is a treasure trove of documents, resources and information to help our residents prepare in advance to be self reliant in emergency situations.
