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July 9, 2012
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
COLLIER COUNTY CITIZEN CORPS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
COLLIER COUNTY,FLORIDA
WEDNESDAY,JULY 18,2012
3:00 P.M.
Notice is hereby given that the Collier County Citizen Corps Advisory Committee will meet Wednesday,
July 18`h at 3:00 p.m. in the 3rd floor Policy Room at the James V. Mudd Emergency Services Center,
located at 8075 Lely Cultural Parkway in Naples.
In regard to the public meeting:
All interested parties are invited to attend, and to register to speak and to submit their objections, if any, in
writing, to the board/committee prior to the meeting if applicable. All registered public speakers will be
limited to three minutes unless permission for additional time is granted by the chairman.
Collier County Ordinance No. 2004-05 requires that all lobbyists shall, before engaging in any lobbying
activities (including, but not limited to, addressing the Board of County Commissioners, an advisory board
or quasi-judicial board), register with the Clerk to the Board at the Board Minutes and Records Department.
Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication, or other reasonable
accommodations in order to participate in this proceeding, should contact the Collier County Facilities
Management Department, located at 3335 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 101,Naples, FL 34112, or
239-252-8380 as soon as possible, but no later than 48 hours before the scheduled event. Such reasonable
accommodations will be provided at no cost to the individual.
For more information, call Judy Scribner at (239) 252-3600.
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From: scribner j
Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2012 11:41 AM
To: ColeMaryAnn
Subject: FW: Citizen Corp Meeting, July 18th, 2012
Since you have so kindly agreed to do the minutes for Cit Corps. Here is an excused absence...
From: Jerry Sanford [mailto:ges@northnaplesfire.corn]
Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2012 2:56 PM
To: scribner_j
Subject: Citizen Corp Meeting, July 18th, 2012
Hi Judy, I am requesting an excusal for next Wednesday Citizen Corp meeting as I will be flying to Atlanta to
go camping with my Georgia Peaches (3) of them. Give my regards to all.
Thanks again.
Jerry
Under Florida Law,e-maii addresses are public records.If you do not want your e•-mail address released in response to a public records request,no not send
electronic mail to this entity,instead,contact this office by telephone or in writing.
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ColeMaryAnn
From: ColeMaryAnn
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2012 1:57 PM
To: scribnerj
Subject: Chris Nind
Judy,
Chris called—he is not feeling well today and if there are no votes going on, he would like to pass on today's meeting.
He missed the last meeting due to shoulder surgery. He sends his apologies and did ask if you would call him at 784-
0382.
Thanks you.
MG M/ A lit IA,
Mary Ann Cole, FAEM
Collier County Emergency Management
8075 Lely Cultural Parkway, Ste 445
Naples, FL 34113
(239) 252-3600
Fax (239) 252-3700
maryanncole @colliergov.net
www.collierem.org
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April 11, 2012
To: Board of County Commissioners' Chairman Fred Coyle
The Collier County Citizen Corps Advisory Committee is in its tenth year of activity, providing
emergency preparedness coordination and cooperation in the event of a disaster, as well as in
normal conditions.The Committee is composed of eleven representatives of County First
Responders, as well as volunteer disaster support organizations. In addition, the Committee is
augmented by eleven representatives of municipalities, hospitals, and associated entities.
The Committee meets semi-monthly to keep members abreast of current and forecast threats, as
well as capabilities and developments within each organization. It also oversees the Collier County
Local Mitigation Strategy Working Group, meeting quarterly to discuss and,where appropriate, take
advantage of FEMA disaster mitigation program and grant opportunities.This group is composed
largely of municipal, county and public utility officials.
The Committee therefore encourages pre-disaster damage mitigation, as well as coordinated
response in the event of disaster. First response organizations are augmented by both trained units,
such as Civil Air Patrol, Coast Guard Auxiliary, Community Emergency Response Teams, Red Cross,
Salvation Army, and Medical Reserve Corps, as well as volunteer groups such as Retired and Senior
Volunteer Program, Neighborhood Watch,Veterans Council, and Chamber of Commerce, among
others. Utilizing the cooperation of member organizations, Collier County Citizen Corps further
provides hazard awareness and preparedness to individual residents and visitors through annual
participation in local forums, hurricane seminars, and conferences.
Collier Citizen Corps works closely with the Emergency Management Department, implementing its
responsibilities to communicate with and prepare citizens to mitigate, anticipate, survive, and
recover from disaster.
Ru ell D. Rainey
Chairman
cc: Commissioner Georgia Hiller
Commissioner Donna Fiala
Commissioner Tom Henning
Commissioner Jim Coletta
Leo Ochs,County Manager
ADDENDUM TO COLLIER COUNTY CITIZEN CORPS ADVISORY COMMITTEE REPORT/April 2012
Voting member functions:
US Coast Guard Auxiliary: In a declared emergency, USCG Auxiliary resources can include: 61 on water
surface facilities;2 single engine aircraft;57 land based radio facilities;2 mobile command posts;5
Qualified ICS Command Post Staff;5 Initial Pollution Responder Investigators;4 EOC Staff responders;
numerous Skill Set Professional Retired Status personnel from among 550 members in Collier County.
Salvation Army: In an emergency centered in Collier County the local Salvation Army can respond with
food and water to victims and responders at very short notice. With larger emergencies the local
Salvation Army can request support from the Division in Tampa and o0ther agencies in the State to
support the local area. The Salvation Army as a national organization has a defined infrastructure to
assist in time of emergency.
Medical Reserve Corps: Managed by the Collier County Health Department,the local unit is comprised
of medical and non-medical volunteers,and is one of 33 community based programs within the State.
Members can respond to local disaster related events and may assist throughout the year in public
health activities or emergency preparedness drills.
Red Cross: Support Disaster sheltering both directly and indirectly,even with the issue of non ARC
presence before and during a hurricane in specific shelters previously managed. During non-hurricane
and post landfall disasters to staff and resource all shelters.Assist with determination of additional
shelters at the edge and beyond surge zone.Train/cross train volunteers in shelter management to work
with Emergency Management and ARC.Assist with recruitment and placement of Emergency
Management and ARC shelter volunteers before,during and after a hurricane at all shelters. Enhance
our ability to prepare, respond and support recovery from disasters in our community. Beyond shelter
management,activities include:Community Disaster Preparedness(volunteer and resources); Response
(mass care,feeding,aid station/distribution centers);Disaster Assessment; Case Management;Welfare
Inquiry;Staffing; External Relations.
Chamber of Commerce:The Chamber being responsible to its over 1600 members on communication
during disasters finds working as a member of the Citizen Corp and being at the EOC a very important
part of its service to the community and its members.
Fire Chief's Association:The Association plays a major role in the event of a large scale emergency in the
County. In addition to providing fire service during the year throughout the county,the hurricane season
and the brush fire season bring heightened awareness to our first responders.All fire districts and
departments have hurricane and brush fire plans in place which are reviewed every year and changed
when necessary.When called upon by other counties for mutual aid,fire teams than include brush fire
trucks respond to assist where needed.
CERT: Following a major disaster,first responders may not be able to meet the demand for rescue or
medical services. Factors as numbers of victims, communications failures and road blockages will
prevent people from accessing emergency services they have come to expect at a moment's notice
through 911. Neighborhoods then require the informed initiative of their residents. CERT presents
citizens the facts about what to expect following a major disaster in terms of immediate services,and
their responsibility for mitigation and preparedness. CERT trains them in needed life saving skills with
emphasis on decision making skills, rescuer safety, and doing the greatest good for the greatest number.
Finally,CERT organizes teams so that they are an extension of first responder services offering
immediate help to victims until first responders arrive.
Retired and Senior Volunteer Program: With over four hundred active RSVP volunteers in Collier
County, RSVP brings many resources to the table in an emergency.A call for volunteer help can be sent
via e-mail to almost three hundred RSVP volunteers who have computers to quickly spread news and
direct as needed. If more help is needed,the State office can be contacted and can provide additional
resources. Nationally,there are over 500,000 RSVP volunteers. Locally,the Board of County
Commissioners sponsors RSVP.
Civil Air Patrol:CAP is a non-profit public service organization devoted to emergency services,cadet
programs and aerospace education.Since 1941 CAP has served America by providing these
humanitarian services using volunteer members.CAP volunteers are unpaid concerned citizens doing
works through local community activities.
Veterans Council
Sheriff's Office
Citizen Corps is augmented by eleven non-voting organizations,essentially health and medical.
AFTER THE STORM
Health risks and how you can prevent them.
INFORMATION FROM YOUR FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (DOH).
Prevent illness from FOOD
FOOD&DIRTY WATER Do not eat any food that may have come into contact with dirty water from floods or tidal surges.
COMMERCIALLY PREPARED CANS OF FOOD Do not eat from cans that are bulging or opened.Cans that are not opened can be saved
if you remove the labels and then disinfect them. Use 1/4 cup of bleach in one gallon of clean water,and let stand at least 30 minutes.
Re-label the cans—include expiration date and type of food.Assume that home-canned foods are unsafe and throw them out.
BABY FORMULA Infants should be fed only ready-to-feed baby formula,or prepare powdered or concentrated liquid formula with
sterilized water (see BOILING and DISINFECTING water below). Use only sanitized bottles and nipples. Unused prepared formula must
be refrigerated. (If you are breastfeeding,continue to breastfeed.)
FROZEN&REFRIGERATED FOODS Refrigerators and freezers that have been without power since the storm,should be cleaned out.
Those perishables are unsafe for eating.
Prevent illness from WATER
ALWAYS WASH YOUR HANDS Use soap and water that has been boiled or disinfected.Wash your hands before eating,after toilet use,
after cleanup activities,and after handling things dirtied by floodwater or sewage.
BOIL WATER NOTICE If your area is put on a "boil water notice"you must take precautions against dirty water especially if you have a
private well. If you are not sure if your water is safe, DRINK COMMERCIALLY BOTTLED WATER.
BOILING WATER Hold water to a rolling boil for one minute to remove bacteria.
DISINFECTING WATER Add 8 drops of plain,unscented household bleach per gallon of water,mix,and let it stand for 30 minutes.If the
water is cloudy after 30 minutes,repeat the procedure.
INFECTION&FLOODWATER Floodwater may contain raw sewage.If you have exposed open cuts or sores to floodwater,keep them as
clean as possible by washing with soap and clean water.Apply antibiotic ointment after washing. If a wound or sore develops redness,
swelling or drainage,see a doctor.
CHILDREN&FLOODWATER Children should not play in floodwater or with toys that have been in floodwater.Disinfect toys by using
1/4 cup of bleach in one gallon of clean water,let stand for at least 30 minutes,and let toys air dry.
Prevent illness from HEAT EXHAUSTION
WARNING SIGNS Heavy sweating,paleness,muscle cramps,tiredness,weakness,dizziness,headache,nausea or vomiting,or fainting.
COOL OFF Drink cool,nonalcoholic beverages;take a cool shower,bath,or sponge bath;wear lightweight clothing;and, rest in an air-
conditioned environment.
HEAT EXHAUSTION MAY LEAD TO HEAT STROKE Severe symptoms include skin that is cool and moist,a pulse rate that is fast and
weak,and breathing that is fast and shallow.Seek medical attention immediately if symptoms last longer than one hour,or you have
heart problems or high blood pressure.
Prevent illness from CARBON MONOXIDE (CO)
CO IS AN INVISIBLE,ODORLESS,TASTELESS GAS&IS HIGHLY POISONOUS It can cause tiredness,weakness,chest pains for those
with heart disease,shortness of breath, nausea,vomiting,headaches,confusion,impaired vision,loss of consciousness,and,in severe
cases,death.
DO NOT USE GAS-POWERED GENERATORS OR PRESSURE WASHERS INDOORS,NOT EVEN IN THE GARAGE.DO NOT BURN
CHARCOAL OR GAS GRILLS INSIDE A HOUSE,GARAGE,VEHICLE,TENT OR FIREPLACE.
IF YOU THINK YOU HAVE BEEN POISONED Open doors and windows,turn off gas appliances and go outside.Call 911 or the nearest
Poison Information Center at 1-800-222-1222.
Prevent damage & injury from FIRE
USE BATTERY-POWERED LANTERNS&FLASHLIGHTS If you must use candles,put them in safe holders away from curtains,paper,wood,
or other flammable items.
Prevent illness from MOSQUITOES
HEAVY RAINS&FLOODING LEAD TO AN INCREASE IN MOSQUITOES Public-health authorities are working to control the spread of
any diseases transmitted by mosquitoes.
DUSK&DAWN Avoid the outdoors during sunrise and sunset when mosquitoes are most active.
DRESS Wear long-sleeved shirts,long pants and socks.
DEET Use repellents containing DEET. Products that are 30%DEET are recommended for most situations.For more protection,apply
repellent directly to your clothing. (Do not use DEET on children less than 2 months old. Keep infants indoors and use mosquito netting
over carriers).Always read the manufacturer's directions before you use a repellent.
DRAINAGE Check your home and neighborhood and dump standing water where mosquitoes can lay their eggs.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE FLORIDA EMERGENCY INFORMATION LINE, 1 -800-342-3557
H EALTI
DESPUES DE LA TORMENTA
Riesgos para Ia salud y como prevenirlos.
INFORMACION DEL FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (DOH).
Prevencion de enfermedades a causa de los ALIMENTOS
ALIMENTOS Y AGUA SUCIA No coma ningun alimento que pueda haber estado en contacto con agua sucia proveniente de inundaciones o subidas
de la marea.
ALIMENTOS ENLATADOS PREPARADOS COMERCIALMENTE No coma alimentos enlatados cuando las latas ester)hinchadas o abiertas.Se pueden
aprovechar las latas que no se han abierto si les quita las etiquetas y luego las desinfecta.Use 1/4 de taza de lejia en un galon de agua limpia y dejela
reposar durante 30 minutos.Vuelva a etiquetar las latas.lncluya Ia fecha de vencimiento y el tipo de alimento.Considere que todos los alimentos
enlatados caseros no son seguros y desechelos.
FORMULA PARA BEBES A los bebes solo se les debe alimentar con formulas para bebes listas para ser utilizadas o preparar formulas liquidas
concentradas o en polvo con agua esterilizada (yea COMO HERVIR y DESINFECTAR el agua mas adelante).Use solo pomos y teteras desinfectadas.
Las formulas preparadas no utilizadas deben refrigerarse. (Si le esta dando el pecho,continue haciendolo).
ALIMENTOS CONGELADOS Y REFRIGERADOS Se deben vaciar y limpiar los refrigeradores y congeladores que han dejado de funcionar por falta de
electricidad desde la tormenta.Los alimentos perecederos que contenian no son seguros para corner.
Prevencion de enfermedades a causa del AGUA
LAVESE SIEMPRE LAS MANOS Use jabon y agua previamente hervida o desinfectada.Lavese las manos antes de corner,despues de it al bano,
despues de realizar actividades de limpieza y despues de manipular objetos que se hayan ensuciado con agua de inundacion o de alcantarillado.
AVISO DE HERVIR EL AGUA Si su area ha recibido el"aviso de hervir el agua",debe tomar Codas las precauciones respecto del agua sucia,en especial
si tiene un pozo propio.Si no esta seguro de que su agua sea Segura,BEBA AGUA EMBOTELLADA COMERCIALMENTE.
COMO HERVIR EL AGUA Deje que el agua hierva durante un minuto para eliminar las bacterial.
COMO DESINFECTAR EL AGUA Agregue 8 gotas de lejia de use domestico comun sin perfume por cada galon de agua,mezclela y dejela reposar
durante 30 minutos.Si el agua sigue turbia despues de 30 minutos,repita el procedimiento.
LA INFECCION Y EL AGUA DE INUNDACION El agua de inundacion puede contener efluentes de alcantarillado sin tratar.Si expuso alguna cortadura
o lastimadura abierta al agua de inundacion,mantengala lo mas limpia posible lavandola con jabon y agua limpia.Apliquese una pomada antibiotica
despues de lavarse.Si una herida o una lastimadura se enrojece,se hincha o supura,consulte a un medico.
LOS NINOS Y EL AGUA DE INUNDACION Los ninos no deben jugar en el agua de inundacion ni con juguetes que hayan estado en contacto con esa
agua.Desinfecte los juguetes con 1/4 de taza de lejia en un galon de agua limpia,dejelos reposar durante al menos 30 minutos y deje que los
juguetes se sequen al aire.
Prevencion de enfermedades a causa de AGOTAMIENTO POR CALOR
SIGNOS DE ADVERTENCIA Sudoracion excesiva,palidez,calambres musculares,cansancio,debilidad,mareos,dolores de cabeza,nauseas o vomitos,
o desmayos.
REFRESQUESE Beba bebidas frescas sin alcohol.Dese un bano fresco en la ducha,en la banadera o con una esponja.Use ropa ligera y descanse en
un ambiente con aire acondicionado.
EL AGOTAMIENTO POR CALOR PUEDE CAUSAR UN GOLPE DE CALOR Los sintomas graves incluyen piel fria y humeda,ritmo cardiaco rapido y debil,
y respiraciOn acelerada y superficial.Busque atencion medica de inmediato si los sintomas perduran mas de una hora o si tiene problemas cardiacos o
de presion arterial alta.
Prevencion de enfermedades a causa del MONOXIDO DE CARBONO (CO)
EL CO ES UN GAS INVISIBLE,INODORO E INSIPIDO,Y ALTAMENTE TOXICO Puede causar cansancio,debilidad,dolores de pecho para las personas
con enfermedad cardiaca,falta de aliento,nauseas,vomitos,dolores de cabeza,confusion,problemas de vista,perdida del conocimiento y,en casos
graves,la muerte.
NO USE GENERADORES ACCIONADOS A GAS NI LAVADORAS A PRESION EN LUGARES CERRADOS,NI SIQUIERA EN EL GARAJE.NO USE PARRILLAS
A CARBON NI A GAS EN UNA CASA,GARAJE,VEHICULO,CARPA 0 CHIMENEA.
SI PIENSA QUE SE HA INTOXICADO Abra las puertas y ventanas,apague los artefactos a gas y salga al aire libre.Llame al 911 o al Centro de
InformaciOn en caso de Intoxicacion mas cercano al 1-800-222-1222.
Prevencion de danos y lesiones a causa del FUEGO
USE FAROLES 0 LINTERNAS A BATERIA Si es necesario que use velas,coloquelas en soportes seguros,alejadas de cortinas,papel,madera u otros
objetos inflamables.
Prevencion de enfermedades a causa de los MOSQUITOS
LAS LLUVIAS INTENSAS Y LAS INUNDACIONES PUEDEN PROVOCAR LA PRESENCIA DE MAS MOSQUITOS Las autoridades de salud publica estan
trabajando para controlar la diseminacion de cualquier enfermedad transmitida por los mosquitos.
ATARDECER Y AMANECER Evite permanecer al aire libre durante el amanecer y el atardecer,cuando los mosquitos estan mas activos.
VESTIMENTA Use camisas de manga larga,pantalones largos y medias.
DEET Use repelentes que contengan DEET.Se recomiendan los productos con 30%de DEET para la mayoria de los casos.Para mayor protecciOn,
aplique repelente directamente sobre Ia ropa (no use DEET en ninos menores de 2 meses.Mantenga a los bebes en lugares cerrados y use
mosquiteros en los cochecitos).Lea siempre las instrucciones del fabricante antes de usar un repelente.
DRENAJE Controle las aguas estancadas de su hogar,de su vecindario o vertedero donde los mosquitos depositan sus huevos.
PARA OBTENER MAS INFORMACION,LLAME A LA LINEA DE INFORMACION DE EMERGENCIA DE FLORIDA AL 1 -800-342-3557
HEALTH
ColeMaryAnn
Subject: FW: For the next Citizen corps mtg.
From: zyvoloski_r
Sent: Wednesday,July 11, 2012 1:01 PM
To: scribnerj
Cc: ColeMaryAnn
Subject: For the next Citizen corps mtg.
For your Citizen Corps meeting.... Besides the next meeting of the LMS,you can highlight the forthcoming Hazard
Mitigation Grant(HMGP)opportunity sometime in the future. The State will not make the HMGP announcement until
all the total State disaster costs are known because the HMGP monies represent a percentage (either 15%or 20%)of the
total disaster costs.... Then each county will get a prorated allocation to be spent locally.
From: zyvoloski_r
Sent: Monday,July 09, 2012 11:06 AM
Subject: Hazard Mitigation Monies available in a few months, but until then
Hazard Mitigation Monies(HMGP Grant monies- http://www.floridadisaster.org/Mitigation/Hazard/index.htm )will be
available in a few months resulting from the TS Debby disaster. As of right now, I don't know if we'll get a share of this
money directly(if we get a Presidential Disaster Declaration for Collier County)or eligible for some of it indirectly
(because we did not get a direct Presidential Disaster Declaration); but, until then, please review the prioritized projects
on the Collier County's current Project priority listing in Annex F which can be reached through the following URL:
http://www.colliergov.net/Index.aspx?page=2810.
Only M111.011411010011111141011014liting can be funded through the HMGP program. If you have a project on the
listing and don't think you'll apply for a HMGP grant, if offered, please let me know. If you you'd like to apply for an
HMGP grant, if available, and your project is not on the listing,follow the instructions for how to get on the Prioritized
Project Listing.
From the following URL: http://www.colliergov.net/Index.aspx?page=2810
• Read Section 5
• Complete the Scoresheet in Annex I (Goals&Objs can be found in Section 3)
• After all that,send me the information and then you'll need to make a presentation to the LMS cmte.about
your project.
The LMS Working Group next meets on:
nowom @: Big Cypress Basin
South Florida Water Management District
2660 Horseshoe Drive N
Naples, FL 34104
In the "Stanley Hole Conference Room"
Richard A.Zyvoloski Jr., FPEM,CFM
Coordinator
Collier County Emergency Management Dept.
8075 Lely Cultural Parkway
Suite 445
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Atlantic-Hurricane-Season-Outlook-for-June.wmv
www.collierem.org
www.floridadisaster.org
www.colliersheriff.org
www.colliercountvredcross.org
www.colliergov.net/pets
www.nhc.noaa.gov/
www.collierprepares.org
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INFORMATION SHEET
STATE INFORMATION To download the latest updated version of
this sheet: www.ncddc.noaa.gov/NEWIS
Florida Emergency Information Line(Only activated during disasters) 1-800-342-3557
Florida Division of Emergency Management(www.FloridaDisaster.org) Non-Emergencies 850-413-9900
Emergencies Only 1-800-320-0519 or 850-413-9911
Florida Department of Transportation(www.dot.state.fl.us) 1-866-374-FDOT(3368)
Florida Department of Health (www.doh.state.fl.us) 850-245-4321
Florida Office of Insurance Regulation(www.floir.com) 850-413-3140 1
Florida Office of Tourism (www.visitflorida.com) 1-888-735-2872
Florida Department of Law Enforcement(www.fdle.state.fl.us) 850-410-7008
Florida Highway Patrol(www.flhsmv.gov/fhp) *FHP from any cell phone
Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services(www.freshfromflorida.com) 850-488=3022
Division of Animal Industry Emergency Links www.doacs.state.fl.us/ai/adc/adc emerg_manag_links.shtmi
Governor's Office(www.flgov.com) 850-488-4441 or 850-488-7146
Department of Elder Affairs(http://elderaffairs.state.fl.us/index.php) I-800-96ELDER(963-5337) 4.
Florida Attorney General(http://myfloridalegal.com) 850-414-3300
Florida Department of Environmental Protection(www.dep.state.fl.us) 850-245-2118
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission(www.myfwc.com)
Florida Department of Veterans Affairs(www.floridavets.org) 727,11,41,,740..-.—
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National Weather Service Forecast Office(Tampa Bay,FL Office)(www.srh.noaa.gov/tbw) .81 ' Ut;: ''
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Seminole Tribe Police 863-983-2285 Fire 863►' ..
Florida Power & Light Company(www.fpl.com) Outage 1-800-4-OUTA
Lee County Electric Cooperative(www.lcec.net) 1 fi w
Peace River Electric Cooperative(www.preco.org) 1-$11 r
Progress Energy(www.progress-energy.com) Outage 1 ,,
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Big Corkscrew Island Fire 239 455-1204 Lake Placid Police . '
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Attention to everyone who is interested in attending:
Disaster Behavioral Health First Aid Specialist Training for Responders(RFAST)on July 26,2012.
RFAST is a 4 hour onsite program that provides public health workers and other professionals with the
necessary awareness, knowledge, and skills to promote behavioral health and wellness through individual and
team approaches for preventing, mitigating, and managing disaster worker stress and for developing disaster
stress resistance and resilience to the negative effects of critical incident stress exposure. It will be offered
from 1pm–5pm.
*Continuing Education Units will be provided free-of-charge to nurses, social workers, marriage and family
therapists, psychologists, and mental health counselors who fully complete the training online following the
onsite training. Other professionals who fully complete the course may take their certificate of completion to a
CE Broker to apply for CEUs.
In order to ensure your participation at the training,please complete the following steps by the enrollment
deadline at 11:59pm on Tuesday,July 24, 2012:
1) Create a USF Health Learn Account at http://learn.health.usf.edu
Because this training has both online and on-site components,participants who do not already have
a USF Health Learn account must set up an online account in order to access course materials. (See
pages 3-4 in the document below for instructions on setting up an account.)
2) Enroll in the "RFAST"course at USF Health Learn httn://learn.health.usf.edu
Refer to pages 5-6 in the document below for instructions on how to enroll for a CLPHP course or go directly
to the course website:https://learn.health.usf edu/course/view.php?id=153
You will need to enter the following enrollment key to register(copy&paste): R FAST c II r�7 26
3) Take Pre-Test
This course has a pre-test that must be completed by 11:59pm on Tuesday,July 24, 2012.
Completion of the above steps will complete your registration process and guarantee your spot at onsite
training.
Then,Attend the Onsite Training. Refer to information below
Onsite training information for RFAST:
Date: Thursday,July 26, 2012
Time: 1:00 pm — 5:00 pm
Location: Emergency Services Center
Training Room 242 A& B
8075 Lely Cultural Parkway
Naples, FL 3411
Facilitator: Nadine Mescia, MHS
On-Site Support: Kathleen Marr
Kathleen Marr @doh.state.fl.us
If you have any general questions or concerns,please contact Lisa Klos(contact information below). If you
experience technical difficulties with the USF Health Learn Site, please contact Learn @health.usf edu and
provide them with a detailed description of the problems you are encountering, your name, contact
information, and the course name, date, and location.
Thank you,
LCw'Klor
Conference& Events Planner
Center for Leadership in Public Health Practice
College of Public Health
University of South Florida
813-974-3809
mklosPhealth.usf.edu
USF Center for Leadership in Public Health Practice
Course Registration Process
How to Set Up a USF Health Learn Account
What is a USF Health Learn Account?
All participants who want to register for a course offered by the USF Center for Leadership in
Public Health Practice(CLPHP) must have a USF Health Learn account in order to register for
and access CLPHP courses.
All CLPHP courses(whether delivered online or onsite) have an online component and a
dedicated course site. Each course site includes course descriptions, course materials, learner
assessments(pre and post tests), course evaluations, and certificates of completion.
STEP 1: Open your Internet browser and go to http://learn.health.usf.edu
Click `create new account' at the bottom of the left column.
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USF Health Learn has changed its registration process for Non-USF Health users.
In order to access your existing account.Non-USF Health users(users who do not have
an ehealth.usf.edu email address)are required to register in the new system.When
registering please enter the same email address saved in the USF Health Learn system.To
register click create new account below.Alter successfully registering you will be sent an
email to confirm your account.Once confirmed,log onto USF Health Learn using your email
address as your Username.
Should you have any difficulties registering your account please email learn @health_usf.edu_
Welcome to USF Health Learn,our online learning community that serves the Colleges of
Medicine,Nursing,Public Health,Pharmacy,and the School of Physical Therapy.
USF Health Learn is dedicated to providing online learning for the Educational,Research,
and Clinical missions of USF Health.
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STEP 2: Create Usemame and Password
This account will allow access to all CLPHP courses within the USF Health Learn learning
management system, as well as, other CLPHP-related web portals.
—Create Web Account
If you have an @health.usf.edu account,logon with it.
Required Field
First Name*:
Middle Initial:
Last Name*:
Date Of Birth*: 106114/1985
Phone Number: 3 9974-5555 Ext. 3-
Non-USF Email*:
Password*:
Verify Password*:
By checking this box,you agree to the
USF Health Information Systems(IS)Usage Agreement.
Verification Text*:
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The system will alert you to the specifications of the password.
Password Strength Score: 0
• Password strength rating greater than 50%
• 8 character minimum length
• Must contain one or more characters from any three of the
following classes:
o English uppercase characters (A through Z)
o English lowercase characters (a through z)
o Numeric characters (0 through 9)
o Non-alphabetic characters:
Remember to record your password and usemame for future reference.
Tip: Use email prefix as username (i.e. if your email is bob doh.state.fl.us, use `bob'as the
username). Also, use Welcome#1 as your default password—you can always change it later!
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STEP 3: Confirm Account
A confirmation email will be sent to the email address you provided. Check your email account
for your confirmation email, and then click the link within the email to verify your email address.
The link will take you to back to USF Health Learn. Enter your Username and Password.
Click Login.
The steps on the next page will help you to enroll in your course.
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How to Enroll in a CLPHP Course
STEP 1: Select `Center for Leadership in Public Health Practice' in course categories
After you login into http://learn.health.usf.edu, select'Center for Leadership in Public Health
Practice'from the drop-down menu in the center of the page. It will list all courses(online and
onsite)that are offered through the Center for Leadership in Public Health Practice.
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Find the course you want to enroll in and click on the name of the course. This will prompt the
'Self-Enrollment'options.
If your course has an 'enrollment key' or password, include it in the space provided.
(NOTE: Passwords are case sensitive).
If your course does NOT require an `enrollment key', simply click on the 'enroll me' button.
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You should receive a welcome email confirming your enrollment.
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Please save htto://learn.health.usf.edu to your browser`favorites' or'bookmarks'so you may
access your courses at a future dates.
Next time you login, a direct link to your course should appear on the left-hand navigation bar
under`courses' heading.
CONTACT
If you experience any technical difficulties(i.e. cannot register, cannot access course, etc.)
please contact Lisa Klos at mklosCcr�health.usf.edu(813-974-3809).
Thank you!
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