Citizen Corp Advisory Backup Documents 01/18/2012Collier County Government
Communication & Customer Relations Contact: 239 - 252 -8848
3299 'Tamiami Trail East, Suite 102 www.collierizov.net
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January 9, 2011
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
COLLIER COUNTY CITIZEN CORPS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18TH
3:00 P.M.
Notice is hereby given that the Collier County Citizen Corps Advisory Committee will meet Wednesday,
January 18th 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.
If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation in order to participate in this proceeding,
you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of certain assistance. Please contact the Collier County
Facilities Management Department, located at 3335 Tarniami Trail. East, Suite 101, Naples, FL 34112 -5356,
(239) 252 -8380, at least two days prior to the meeting. Assisted. listening devices for the hearing impaired
are available in the Board of County Commissioners Office.
For more information, call Judy Scribner at (239) 252 -3600.
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ColeMaryAnn
From: scribnerJ
Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2011 10:58 AM
To: AlfonsoElizabeth; Anderson, Dan; Baer, David; Bernaldo, Maria; BowmanDan; Buxton, Reg
(Chamber of Commerce); ColeMaryAnn; Elson, Jim(Veterans Council); FoorclMarlene; Frost,
Ryan; Jones, Mike(Lt); Lauzon, Peggy(RSVP); Marr, Kathleen; Missey, Michael (Lt)( Salvation
Army); Murphy, Mike; Neiween, Joe(MRC /DOH).; nfn11555; Nind, Chris(Salvation Army);
Porter, Doug(Civil Air Patrol /CAP); Rainey, Russ; Reid, Phil; Ruster, Heidi(ARC); Sanford,
Jerry(Fire Chiefs' Assoc); SmithSteve; Soliday, Ted; Speers, Greg; Wilkins, Joe; Zunzunegui,
Dan; zyvoloski_r
Subject: Info sent by request of Russ Rainey
I wanted to let all of you know that Walt Jaskiewicz with USCGA has resigned from Citizen Corps. The office of the Board
of County Commissioners will send a letter to USCGA to learn if they have another who may be interested in
representing them on Citizen Corps. His input and insight will be a loss.
Thank you, Judy
Judy Scribner
Collier County Emergency Management
Human Services Program Manager
8075 Lely Cultural Pky
Naples, Fl. 34113
239 - 252- 3600(main)
239 - 252- 3608(direct)
239 - 252- 3700(fax)
If you choose to share personal information with Collier Bureau of Emergency Services and Emergency Management and its Departments and Divisions
by using an e-mail message, we will use the information only for the purpose necessary to conduct government business with you. However, under
Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public- records request, do not send
electronic mail to this agency. Instead contact the office or individual by phone or in writing.
In addition, any information you provide may be saved for a designated period of time to comply with Florida's archiving policies and may be subject to
disclosure as required by State or Federal law. Please note that Florida's public records law requires that all information received in connection with
state business be made available to anyone upon request, unless the information is subject to a specific statutory exemption.
ColeMaryAnn
From: scribnerJ
Sent: Monday, October 31, 2011 8:47 AM
To: AlfonsoElizabeth; Anderson, Dan; Baer, David; Bernaldo, Maria; BowmanDan; Buxton, Reg
(Chamber of Commerce); ColeMaryAnn; Elson, Jim(Veterans Council); FoordMarlene; Frost,
Ryan; Jones, Mike(Lt); Lauzon, Peggy(RSVP); Marr, Kathleen; Missey, Michael (Lt)( Salvation
Army); Murphy, Mike; Neiween, Joe(MRC /DOH).; nfn11555; Nind, Chris(Salvation Army);
Porter, Doug(Civil Air Patrol /CAP); Rainey, Russ; Reid, Phil; Ruster, Heidi(ARC); Sanford,
Jerry(Fire Chiefs' Assoc); SmithSteve; Soliday, Ted; Speers, Greg; Wilkins, Joe; Zunzunegui,
Dan; zyvoloski_r
Subject: Follow up Re: Walt
I am very pleased to share with you that Walt has rescinded his resignation and has opted to remain on Cit Corps. Judy
Judy Scribner
Collier County Emergency Management
Human Services Program Manager
8075 Lely Cultural Pky
Naples, Fl. 34113
239 - 252- 3600(main)
239 - 252- 3608(direct)
239 - 252- 3700(fax)
If you choose to share personal information with Collier Bureau of Emergency Services and Emergency Management and its Departments and Divisions
by using an e-mail message, we will use the information only for the purpose necessary to conduct government business with you. However, under
Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public- records request, do not send
electronic mail to this agency. Instead contact the office or individual by phone or in writing.
In addition, any information you provide may be saved for a designated period of time to comply with Florida's archiving policies and may be subject to
disclosure as required by State or Federal law. Please note that Florida's public records law requires that all information received in connection with
state business be made available to anyone upon request, unless the information is subject to a specific statutory exemption.
ColeMaryAnn
Subject: FW: Citizen Corps Weekly Digest
From: FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) [ mailto :fema @service.govdelivery.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 20114:47 PM
To: McWhorter, Linda
Subject: Citizen Corps Weekly Digest
Give the Gift of Preparedness this Holiday Season, Whole Community and You, Flood Risk Mapping
Around Levees, and more!
This Citizen Corps News Digest is provided by FEMA's Individual & Community Preparedness
Division to highlight community preparedness, resilience resources and activities recently announced
by federal agencies and Citizen Corps partners.
This week's News Digest includes:
Give the Gift of Preparedness this Holiday Season
Whole Community and You
Release of New "If You See Something, Say Something Campaign" Spanish - Language PSAs
FEMA Stresses Preparedness as we Reflect on the 200th Anniversary of the New Madrid
Earthquake Events
CERT Basic Training Participant Manual Now Available in Braille and Screen - Reader Versions
Seeking Input on a New and Improved Approach for Mapping Flood Risk Around Levees
DHS and FEMA Updates
Give the Gift of Preparedness this Holiday Season
This holiday season, one of the best gifts you can give your loved ones is the gift of disaster
preparedness. Giving emergency supplies to help build a disaster supply kit and having an
emergency communications plan can go a long way to ensure that your family is prepared for any
emergency.
A list of possible gifts that may assist in disasters includes:
• Disaster kits for homes, offices and cars (first aid kits; food, water and prescription medications
for 72 hours, extra clothing, blankets, and flashlights)
• NOAA weather radios with extra batteries
• Enrollment in a CPR or first -aid class
• Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
• Fire extinguishers (for the kitchen, garage, car, etc.)
• Foldable ladders for second -story escape in a fire
• Winter car kits (emergency flares, shovels, ice scrapers, flashlights and fluorescent distress
flags, jumper cables)
• Pet disaster kits (food, water, leashes, dishes, toys, and carrying case or crate)
• Battery powered lamps
Emergency supplies are important, but it is also essential to discuss what your family will do in case
of an emergency. This year, consider at least one of these gift ideas. You just may save the life of a
friend or family member. For more information and preparedness tips, please visit Ready.gov and
FEMA.gov.
Whole Community and You
Over the past year or so, FEMA has engaged many of its emergency management partners –
including local, tribal, state, territorial representatives; academia; nongovernmental organizations;
community members and the private sector — in a dialogue on a whole community approach to
emergency management. Based on these many meaningful and substantive conversations, FEMA
synthesized what it has learned, and published A Whole Community Approach to Emergency
Management: Principles, Themes, and Pathways for Action on its website. This document reflects
some of the successes of a whole community approach across the country. We share this with you
today in an effort to enhance the resiliency and security of our Nation through the whole community
approach.
As always, FEMA will continue to support a national dialogue to exchange ideas, recommendations,
and success stories, and we encourage you to continue to send feedback about the whole community
document and approach to FEMA - Community -Enga ement _fema.gov.
Release of New "If You See Something, Say Something Campaign" Spanish - Language PSAs
Secretary Napolitano this week unveiled new Spanish - language Public Service Announcements
(PSAs) for the department's "If You See Something, Say SomethingTM11 public awareness campaign
during a roundtable meeting with Hispanic law enforcement groups at the White House.
The PSAs are aimed at reaching out to the Spanish- speaking public to encourage them to report
suspicious activity to local law enforcement. The new campaign of radio and television Spanish -
language PSAs inform viewers about how to notify authorities regarding potential threats. The PSAs
will be distributed to Spanish - language television and radio stations across the country in California,
Colorado, New York, Arizona, New Mexico, Florida, Texas, Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico. The
PSAs are available for viewing at www. dhs. gov /IfYouSeeSomethingSaySomethina.
FEMA Stresses Preparedness as we Reflect on the 200th Anniversary of the New Madrid
Earthquake Events
Last Friday marked the 200 -year anniversary of the first event of the New Madrid Earthquake
sequence, which is considered to be most powerful quake- series the U.S. has ever experienced.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey U� SGS), during 1811 -12, the central Mississippi valley was
violently shaken by a series of three earthquakes above a magnitude 7, and up to 200 substantial
aftershocks. Today, a similar risk still exists across the nation including within the New Madrid
Seismic Zone, which includes Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri
and Tennessee. The 2011 East Coast earthquake and the recent Oklahoma earthquake illustrate the
fact that it is impossible to predict when or where an earthquake will occur, so it is important you and
your family are prepared ahead of time
Would you know what to do in the event of an earthquake? How can you rp epare yourself, your
family, and your community for a possible earthquake? For the answers to these questions, and
many more, visit the Ready.gov website.
Citizen Corps Partners and Affiliates Updates
CERT Basic Training Participant Manual Now Available in Braille and Screen Reader Versions
The National Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Program is pleased to announce the
release of the CERT Basic Training Participant Manual in Braille and in PDF screen reader. Each
version includes the same nine units of course content and 13 hazard annexes as the standard
version of the Participant Manual. These two releases also compliment the recent announcement of
the low vision and Spanish versions of the CERT Basic Training Participant Manual.
Local CERT program coordinators /managers can request copies of the Braille version of the
Participant Manual by calling the FEMA Distribution Center at 1- 800 - 480 -2520 or emailing FEMA-
Publications- Warehouse(a)-dhs.gov. Use Publication Number P -856 and Catalog Number 11189 -2 to
order the Participant Manual (four volumes in Braille). Please be sure to allow 6 — 8 weeks for
delivery.
The screen reader version of the Participant Manual can be accessed directly through the National
CERT website.
For additional tools for communicating with all audiences, including people with disabilities, please
visit the FEMA Office of Disability Integration and Coordination Preparedness Resources web page.
Seeking Input on a New and Improved Approach for Mapping Flood Risk Around Levees
As part of its ongoing efforts to reform and strengthen the National Flood Insurance Program, FEMA
has been working with members of Congress and other stakeholders to revise its process for
mapping the flood risk of communities and families living behind levees. FEMA's goal is to improve
the way it maps this flood risk so families have more precise information when making decisions
about how to protect their homes and properties.
FEMA has worked extensively with stakeholders, technical experts and the public on this new
approach and continues to seek comments from stakeholders and the public on this proposal. This
public comment period is open until January 30, 2012. For more information about this proposed
approach to help communities demonstrate the degree of protection a levee may provide to the
surrounding communities, please visit the federal register. The full blog is also available online:
Seeking Input on a New and Improved Approach for Mapping Flood Risk.
And as FEMA continues to work to improve its flood mapping process, families and businesses are
encouraged to better understand the flood risk they face within their own communities and take steps
to protect themselves and their homes against a potential flood. Steps can include flood proofing
techniques to mitigate flood risk to their own homes, supporting good land use and building codes in
their communities, developing a family communications plan, putting an emergency kit together, and
investing in flood insurance. We encourage families and businesses to learn more by checking out
http: / /www.floodsmart.gov /.
The National Office of Citizen Corps
FEMA Individual & Community Preparedness Division
Regular Meeting Agenda
Collier County Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) Working Group
South Regional Library
8065 Lely Cultural Pkwy, Naples, FL 34113
Friday, January 20, 2012, 9:30 AM
1. Introductions
2. October 21, 2011 Meeting Minutes Approval:
hftp://www.colliergov.net/index.aspx?page=l 544
Membership: Mr. Jim von Rinteln, CC Growth Mgt., replaces Mr. Ybaceta and the
alternate for Mr. James French.
4. Project(s) submitted for Review: None at this time
5. Known/Potential Grant Opportunities: No currently open opportunities. However,
read the requirements and prepare you application for the next opportunity.
➢ Pre Disaster Mitigation — Annual Opportunity — Nationally Competitive
http: / /www.floridadisaster.org/ Mitigation /PreDisaster /index.htm
➢ Residential Construction Mitigation Program — Annual Opportunity — Statewide
Competitive http: / /www.floridadisaster.org /Mitigation /RCMP /index.htm
➢ Hazard Mitigation Grant Program — Occurs after each Presidentially Declared disaster
in the State http: / /www. floridadisaster .org /Mitigation/Hazard /index.htm
➢ Flood Mitigation Assistance Program — Annual Opportunity
http://www.floridadisaster.org/Mitigation/FNIAP/index.htm
➢ Repetitive Flood Claims Program — Annual Opportunity
http://www.floridadisaster.org/Mitigation/RFCP/index.htm
➢ Severe Repetitive Loss Program - Annual Opportunity & must have had two separate
claims http: / /www. floridadisaster .org /Mitigation/SRLP / index.htm
6. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS —
➢ Wildfire -Victor Hill, DoF
i. Wildfire Season Update
ii. Fund Status for Wildfire Mitigation & FFS Activities
➢ Flood — Update by Robert Wiley, CC Flood Plain Mgr, et al...
➢ Monitoring, Evaluating and /or Updating the LMS — Opportunity for issues,
comments and /or recommendations
i. Automatic Updates to the LMS — Flood Plain Management Progress
Reports & initiatives not addressed in the normal LMS way....
7. Other Business /Comments:
➢ Status of Current Mitigation Projects in the Works...
i. E. Naples Community Center
ii. Immokalee Area Shelter Enhancement (Immokalee High School)
iii. City of Naples Pre -Wire for Generators — Lift Stations
iv. Upgrade Leachate pipe @ Landfill
v. Haldeman Creek Stormwater Improvements
➢ Nominations/Election of the LMSWG Vice Chair
8. Next Meeting: The next meeting is 20 April 2012, 0930 at a the South Regional Library
Attachment:
October 212011 Draft Minutes
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Formidable Footprint
Pandemic Exercise
National Community / Neighborhood Exercise Series
) On January 28 neighborhood, community and faith based organizations across the
siy"' country will have the opportunity to assess their capabilities in preparing for and
tk responding to an Influenza Pandemic by participating in the Formidable Footprint
Pandemic Exercise.
During the past year teams from across the United States have been participating in
the internet based series of Formidable Footprint exercises. These exercises have provided participants
with the opportunity to assess their capabilities to respond to various disaster threats.
Pandemic Exercise — January 28 2012
Exercises have also been scheduled for the following scenarios:
Earthquake — Flood — Hurricane — Tornado — Wildfire
The Formidable Footprint exercise series has been developed in accordance with Homeland Security
Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) protocols. The objectives of the exercises are for CERTs,
Neighborhood Watch Programs, Neighborhood Associations, Community / Faith Based Organizations,
Citizen Corps, Fire Corps and others to work as a team to become better prepared for the next disaster
their community may face.
There is NO CHARGE for participation in any of the Formidable Footprint exercises.
For additional information or to register for the up- coming Tornado Exercise please access the following
web site today:
www. Form idableFootprint.ore
Please Share This Important Disaster Exercise Opportunity With Others
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Collier County
Emergency Management Department
FREE
SKYWARN Spotter Certification
FREE Spotter certification being offered twice in Collier County:
The National Weather Service Miami will provide FREE Skywarn certifica-
tion training, twice. The class is being held on Friday, February 24th and
again be offered on Saturday, February 25th, 2012, at South Regional
Library, 8065 Lely Cultural Parkway, Naples 34113. Training will be
presented by a meteorologist from the Miami National Weather Service
(NWS) Office. Skywarn storm spotters are the "eyes in the field"
for the National Weather Service.
The Skywarn Certification training is straightforward ... and fun. The class
will begin at 10 am and conclude about 3 pm each day. (NOTE. There
will be a one -hour break for lunch each day.) The training includes infor-
mation and the reporting criteria necessary to report hazardous weather
development and /or conditions to the Miami weather forecast office. This
class is designed to provide a deeper understanding of hazardous weather
effects in South Florida by providing meteorological tools necessary to
evaluate the hazardous weather environment. Some of the subjects in-
clude thunderstorm classifications, tornadic thunderstorm schematic, and
optimum Severe Weather locations within storm cells.
FAQs...
What is a Storm Spotter?
The Skywarn spotter program is a
nationwide network of volunteers trained
by the National Weather Service (NWS) to
report significant weather. Anyone is
welcome to participate.
Who can attend?
Anyone at least 18 years old can be a
spotter.
Why Skywarn?
The NWS's mission is to protect lives and
property. When weather conditions are
favorable for severe thunderstorms or
tornadoes are expected to develop, a
severe thunderstorm or tornado WATCH is
issued. A Severe Thunderstorm or
Tornado WARNING is issued when severe
weather has been reported by a Skywarn
spotter or indicated by Doppler radar.
Skywarn volunteers become the NWS's
and local Emergency Management's eyes
and ears, helping to provide better weather
watch and warning services.
Who will activate Skywarn?
The NWS and /or the local emergency
management authorities may activate the
Skywarn net whenever there is a threat of
severe weather or the NWS issues a
severe thunderstorm or tornado watch.
What about dual area spotter
certification?
If you live or work in an area covered by
the Tampa weather office, this training will
also certify you to report hazardous
weather conditions to that office as well.
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E -mail your request to register to:
EmergMan @CollierGov.net
or
Register via the Library's On-
Line Registration Program:
http: / /www.colliemov.net(Index.aspx?
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Home Page: www.CollierEM.org
Collier Board of County
Commissioners
8075 Lely Cultural Parkway, Fourth Floor
Naples, FL 34113
Phone: 239 - 252 -3600
Fax: 239 - 252 -6735
Email: RichardZyvolosld @CollierGov.net
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011 -2012 INFLUENZA VACCINES
The 2011 -2012 seasonal influenza vaccines are now available at the
Collier County Health Department. This year, in addition to the regular
influenza vaccine we are also offering the high -dose influenza vaccine
specifically designed for people 65 years and older. All of the influenza
vaccine given at the Health Department is preservative free. The
pneumonia vaccine continues to be available year round. Please call
252 -8555 if you would like any further information.
Cost: Children - 6 months through 18 years of age
Free
Adults -19 years and older
Influenza vaccine - $30
High -dose Influenza vaccine (65 years and older) - $50
Pneumonia vaccine - $70
*The Health department will bill your Medicare or
insurance, please bring your card and a photo ID.
Times: Monday through Friday
9am -11 am and 2pm - 3pm
*No appointment is necessary.
Location: Naples Location:
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3339 E Tamiami Trail, Building H (Health Services Building)
Naples, FL 34112
For Information for the Naples Location, please
call (239) 252- 8555 or our Flu Hotline number: (239) 252 -8212
Immokalee Location:
419 North 1 st Street
Immokalee, Florida
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The 2011 -2012 seasonal influenza vaccines are now available at the
Collier County Health Department. This year, in addition to the regular
influenza vaccine we are also offering the high -dose influenza vaccine
specifically designed for people 65 years and older. All of the influenza
vaccine given at the Health Department is preservative free. The
pneumonia vaccine continues to be available year round. Please call
252 -8555 if you would like any further information.
Cost: Children - 6 months through 18 years of age
Free
Adults -19 years and older
Influenza vaccine - $30
High -dose Influenza vaccine (65 years and older) - $50
Pneumonia vaccine - $70
*The Health department will bill your Medicare or
insurance, please bring your card and a photo ID.
Times: Monday through Friday
9am -11 am and 2pm - 3pm
*No appointment is necessary.
Location: Naples Location:
6 ,
—CAW
3339 E Tamiami Trail, Building H (Health Services Building)
Naples, FL 34112
For Information for the Naples Location, please
call (239) 252- 8555 or our Flu Hotline number: (239) 252 -8212
Immokalee Location:
419 North 1 st Street
Immokalee, Florida
For Information for the Immokalee Location, please
call (239) 252 -7300 A
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