Spokane Emergency Preparedness
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Please email Chris for more information. Our local organizations and professionals can answer nearly any question. Emergency Alert Radios In Case of Emergency fillable card
Spokane Dept. of Emergency Management
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There are many organizations in Eastern Washington that assist Access and Functional Needs Populations to prepare for, respond and recover from disaster situations. Please visit their websites and contact them for more information. Please vist our new page with links to information on planning to prepare and assist AFN populations. Aging and Long Term Care of Eastern Washington www.altcew.org 
Serving seniors and people with disabilities ages 18 and older living at home in Spokane, northern Ferry, Pend Oreille, Stevens and Whitman counties.
We educate our clients in preparedness for emergencies, identify high risk clients and develop plans for contacting them in an emergency, participate on the Disaster Preparedness for Special Needs Committee and the Region 9 Healthcare Coalition, and coordinate with organizations to serve our clients in the event of an emergency or disaster.
 The ARC of Spokane www.arc-spokane.org
Coalition of Responsible Disabled www.cordwa.info
Hearing Loss Center www.ewcdhh.org We strive to educate people who have a hearing loss and organizations that provide services to them about preparedness for emergencies and how to accommodate those who have a hearing loss; inform the same about how to ensure that they have access to emergency information when it is announced; participate in the Disaster Preparedness for Special Needs Committee, SDEM and EAS to continue ensuring access to information in the event of an emergency or disaster.
 Meals On Wheels, Spokane Valley www.spokanevalleymealsonwheels.com
Meals On Wheels, Spokane www.mowspokane.org/meals_wheels.html
 Spokane Mental Health www.smhca.org
 Spokane Neighborhood Action Programs www.snapwa.org
Page last updated on 12/14/11 |
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This site is developed for the citizens of the INW by Christopher S Barnes of Spokane Emergency Management, with valuable assistance from local emergency responders.
For comments, corrections or additions please contact Chris
