Personal and Family Preparedness - Korean 9/24/2009
This preparedness video has been created to help Seattle residents prepare for disasters. |
Personal and Family Preparedness - Laotian 9/24/2009
This preparedness video has been created to help Seattle residents prepare for disasters. |
Personal and Family Preparedness - Mandarin 9/24/2009
This preparedness video has been created to help Seattle residents prepare for disasters. |
Personal and Family Preparedness - Russian 9/24/2009
This preparedness video has been created to help Seattle residents prepare for disasters. |
Personal and Family Preparedness - Thai 9/24/2009
This preparedness video has been created to help Seattle residents prepare for disasters. |
Are You Prepared? Secure Your Bookcases 6/11/2009
Learn how to secure your bookcases in case of an earthquake. |
Are You Prepared? Secure Your Foundation 6/11/2009
Learn how to secure your foundation in case of an earthquake. |
Are You Prepared? Secure Your Pictures and TV 6/11/2009
Learn how to secure your pictures and TV in case of an earthquake. |
Are You Prepared? Secure Your Water Heater 6/11/2009
Learn how to secure your water heater in case of an earthquake. |
Emergency Operations Ctr: Severe Weather Briefing 12/17/2008
Find out how City leaders are preparing for the cold weather and snow that's expected to hit Seattle this week. Plus learn what you can do to protect your house from cold weather damage. |
Mayor's Press Conference: Emergency Food 11/12/2008
Former Mayor Greg Nickels discusses his proposal for additional financial support for emergency food and meals programs, and encourages Seattle residents to donate and volunteer at local food banks. |
Mayor's Press Conference: EOC Grand Opening 5/17/2008
Former Mayor Greg Nickels celebrated the grand opening of the city’s new Fire Station 10, Fire Alarm Center, and Emergency Operations Center -- all located in one complex at the southern edge of downtown. The 60,333 square-foot complex is the largest project in the Fire Facilities and Emergency Response levy, passed by Seattle voters in 2003. The newly constructed Fire Station 10 is the first levy-funded station to open. |
Personal and Family Preparedness 4/4/2008
This preparedness video has been created to help Seattle residents prepare for disasters. |
Personal and Family Preparedness - Amharic 4/4/2008
This preparedness video has been created to help Seattle residents prepare for disasters. |
Personal and Family Preparedness - Cambodian 4/4/2008
This preparedness video has been created to help Seattle residents prepare for disasters. |
Personal and Family Preparedness - Cantonese 4/4/2008
This preparedness video has been created to help Seattle residents prepare for disasters. |
Personal and Family Preparedness - Oromo 4/4/2008
This preparedness video has been created to help Seattle residents prepare for disasters. |
Personal and Family Preparedness - Somali 4/4/2008
This preparedness video has been created to help Seattle residents prepare for disasters. |
Personal and Family Preparedness - Spanish 4/4/2008
This preparedness video has been created to help Seattle residents prepare for disasters. |
Personal and Family Preparedness - Tagalog 4/4/2008
This preparedness video has been created to help Seattle residents prepare for disasters. |
Personal and Family Preparedness - Tigrinya 4/4/2008
This preparedness video has been created to help Seattle residents prepare for disasters. |
Personal and Family Preparedness - Vietnamese 4/4/2008
This preparedness video has been created to help Seattle residents prepare for disasters. |
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City Inside/Out: Seattle Fault Line 3/28/2008
This week's edition of City Inside/Out with C.R. Douglas takes a look at the Seattle Fault Line. The recently discovered fault line runs right through the heart of the Emerald City. But what does that mean to residents? What does it mean to be prepared? And when the "big one" hits, how much damage could happen here? We'll talk to area seismologists to find out what it all means. |
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CityStream 11/1/2007
On this edition of CityStream with Marcie Sillman, survival guru, author and rat chompin’ guy Cody Lundin shows how to be ready for when All Hell Breaks Loose. Then, preparing for the Big One is anything but business as usual for a particular downtown Seattle office building. Also, Lowell Deo discovers a Seattle neighborhood that takes charm to new Heights. And, Nancy Guppy introduces one of the sharpest musicians you ever saw. |
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CityStream Splash Back: All Hell Breaks Loose 11/1/2007
Survival guru, author and rat chompin’ guy Cody Lundin shows how to be ready for when All Hell Breaks Loose. This feature originally appeared on CityStream 11/1/2007, the SEATTLE CHANNEL's weekly magazine show. |
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History in Motion: The Bombing of Seattle 6/18/2007
The football stadium at the University of Washington was the site of a major civil defense drill on June 13, 1943. Organizers staged a mock air raid, set fire to mock buildings, and helped Seattle prepare for an attack that, fortunately, never came. Courtesy of the Seattle Municipal Archives. |
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City Inside/Out: Disaster Response 5/18/2007
This week's City Inside/Out takes an in-depth look at the After-Action Reports from the December/Hanukkah Eve storm and what is being done to prepare for the next disaster, either natural or manmade. Guests: Jean Godden, Chair, Council Energy Committee; Chuck Clarke, Director, Seattle Public Utilities; Barb Graff, Director, Office of Emergency Management. |
Emergency Management: Your Child's Safety at School 4/18/2007
This video outlines the vital role parents, caregivers, and the community play in helping schools create a safe and secure environment for all students. |
Just In Case 1/23/2007
Emergency Readiness for Older Adults and Caregivers |
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City Emergency Preparedness 9/14/2006
In the event of a major disaster in Seattle, emergency preparedness will be critical to how well we can respond to and recover from such an event. In this program, we show how the City of Seattle has been planning and training for City-wide emergencies. We also learn about the importance of citizen participation in preparing for a major disaster. |
Irwin Redlener: "Americans at Risk" 9/14/2006
Irwin Redlener, founder and director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University and author of Americans at RISK, talks about what's wrong with our approach to preventing and responding to mega-disasters. He analyzes the role of NGOs such as the American Red Cross and describes in frank terms a government with a track record of cronyism and a stunning disregard for accountability. Of special concern are America's increasingly dysfunctional and expensive health care system and a disengaged and uninformed citizenry. Redlener also outlines what can by done-by governments and individuals-to reduce the devastation of future disasters. Presented by Town Hall and the University Book Store. |
Emergency Preparedness 10/7/2005
C.R. Douglas tours a residential home with Emergency Preparedness Expert Cornell Amaya to learn about important steps one can take at home to prepare for an earthquake. |
Water Heater Strapping for Earthquake Safety Emergency Management 11/17/2003
Learn the simple steps for securing your water heater. |
