Crown Harbor Homeowner Association

Before a disaster

• CERT recommends that residents have supplies on hand.
• In the event of a disaster, there are considerations specific to Crown Harbor.

During a disaster

• Though Crown Harbor needs to be prepared for any disaster (e.g., major fire, flood), an earthquake is the most likely.
• There are generic instructions for what to do during a disaster.

Immediately following a disaster

On Your Own

1. Attend to your loved ones.

2. Dress for safety (study shoes, gloves, hard hat).

3. Check the natural gas or propane at your unit.

4. Shut off water at the unit main.

5. Place HELP or OK sign on garage door.

6. Put your fire extinguisher on the sidewalk.

7. Go to the gathering site for your neighborhood of Crown Harbor:

   • Garage of 530 Queens Road

As A Group

8. Hopefully, CERT members will be present to head up Incident Command. If not, form teams at the gathering site.

   • Team 1: Radio and Logistics
     Listen to the emergency system and walkie-talkies. See specific duties.

     • Katy Burns
     • Paul Ackerman

   • Team 2: Search and Rescue
     Check on neighbors door to door. See specific duties.

     • Rusty DiSandro
     • Roseanne DiSandro
     • Cynthia Allison Obuchi

   • Team 3: Utility
     Ensure that all gas meters are off (5 automatic, 9 manual, see map) and check front entrance gate. See specific duties.

     • Tom Burns
     • Warren Linney
     • Seth Payne

   • Team 4: First Aid
     Aid neighbors displaying the HELP sign. See specific duties.

     • Jennifer Payne
     • Valerie Ackerman

9. After completing the work, return to the gathering site for your neighborhood of Crown Harbor.

10. After the first 60 minutes, which are very critical, we can then all gather as one big group in the green belt area in the middle of Crown Drive to coordinate association-wide activities and resources.

Care Center

For Neighborhood 3, the Care Center (see info) location is:

• Home of 530 Queens Road