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Preparedness - Orange/High condition

An Orange/High condition indicates a high risk of terrorist attack, The following preparedness actions and activities are recommended. It is also recommended that actions listed under the Green, Blue, and Yellow advisories be completed.

INDIVIDUAL
  • Review your personal disaster plan.
  • Exercise caution when traveling.
  • Have "shelter in place" materials on hand, and review procedures in Terrorism: Preparing for the Unexpected (A1366/A1366-Spanish) brochure.
  • If a need is announced, donate blood at a designated blood drive or your local Blood Bank.
  • Prior to volunteering, contact the agency to determine its needs.
FAMILY
  • Follow the recommendations for Individual (above), plus review disaster plan with all family members.
  • Ensure communication plan is understood/practiced by all family members.
  • Discuss children's fears concerning possible terrorist attacks, Helping Young Children Cope With Trauma, When Bad Things Happen (A1303) and Why Do I feel Like This? Brochures are available from your local Red Cross.
NEIGHBORHOOD
  • Check on neighbors who are elderly or have special needs to ensure their well-being. Review their disaster plans with them.
  • If a need is announced, contact your Blood Bank, and offer to organize a neighborhood blood drive.
SCHOOL
  • Review emergency plans.
  • Offer Masters of Disaster-Facing Fear. Helping Young People Deal with Terrorism and Tragic Events [Grades K-2 (A1360), 3-5 (A1361), S-8 (A1362) and 9-12 (A163)] lessons in grades K-12 and discuss children's fears concerning possible terrorist attacks. The same brochures listed under Family (above) will be helpful to teachers.
  • Prepare to handle inquiries from anxious parents and media.
  • Obtain a supply of educational and resource materials for use with students, parents, and staff.
BUSINESS
  • Review emergency plans to include continuity of operations and communicating important information through the media or other systems.
  • Determine the need to restrict access to your business or provide private security firm support/reinforcement.
  • Contact vendors/suppliers to confirm their emergency response plan procedures.
  • If a need is announced, contact the you local Blood Bank, and offer to organize a neighborhood blood drive.
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