CITY OF DANIA BEACHCITY OF DANIA BEACH

EMERGENCY EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PLANPREPAREDNESS PLAN

20142014

Preparedness Preparedness Through Knowledge Through Knowledge

& Teamwork& Teamwork

ANNUAL HURRICANE SEASON PREPAREDNESS REPORT:

•COMPLIANCE WITH 2004 DISASTER PREPAREDNESS RESOLUTION

•INFORMATION TO HELP OUR CITIZENS PREPARE

•DISCUSS CITY OF DANIA BEACH DISASTER PLANNING MEASURES

•APPROVE COMPREHENSIVE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN & HURRICANE ANNEX

WHY PREPARE?WHY PREPARE?

Florida Florida 1851-20011851-2001

IT’S NOT A MATTER OF IF… BUT WHEN!

NOAA’s PREDICTION NOAA’s PREDICTION FOR HURRICANE FOR HURRICANE

SEASON 2014SEASON 2014June 1June 1stst Through November 30 Through November 30thth

NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) predicts a near-normal or Administration) predicts a near-normal or below-normal 2014 Atlantic hurricane below-normal 2014 Atlantic hurricane seasonseason““Near-Normal” or “Below-Normal” does not Near-Normal” or “Below-Normal” does not mean complacency! mean complacency! Remember August, 1992 - Hurricane Remember August, 1992 - Hurricane Andrew???Andrew???

HURRICANE OUTLOOK HURRICANE OUTLOOK 20142014

WHAT CAN OUR WHAT CAN OUR CITIZENS DO TO CITIZENS DO TO

PREPARE?PREPARE?

Before the StormBefore the StormPREPAREDNESS THROUGH KNOWLEDGEPREPAREDNESS THROUGH KNOWLEDGE

Are you ready….

PLAN A Evacuation - Areas east of Intercoastal Waterway Typically a Category 1-2 hurricane

PLAN B Evacuation - Areas east of U.S. 1 (Federal Highway) Typically a Category 3 or higher hurricane

2014 EVACUATION ROUTES AND ZONES

AMERICAN RED CROSS SHELTERS AMERICAN RED CROSS SHELTERS BROWARD COUNTY 2014BROWARD COUNTY 2014

LOCATIONS DETERMINED BY AMERICAN RED CROSSLOCATIONS DETERMINED BY AMERICAN RED CROSS

SHELTERS MUST MEET SPECIFIC OPERATING CRITERIASHELTERS MUST MEET SPECIFIC OPERATING CRITERIA

14 PRIMARY GENERAL SHELTERS THROUGHOUT BROWARD COUNTY14 PRIMARY GENERAL SHELTERS THROUGHOUT BROWARD COUNTY

7 OF THE 14 SHELTERS ARE SOUTH OF INTERSTATE I-5957 OF THE 14 SHELTERS ARE SOUTH OF INTERSTATE I-595

ALL ARE WEST OF EVACUATION ZONESALL ARE WEST OF EVACUATION ZONES

CLOSEST SHELTER TO DANIA BEACH = WATKINS ELEMENTARY AT CLOSEST SHELTER TO DANIA BEACH = WATKINS ELEMENTARY AT 3520 SW 52 AVENUE IN PEMBROKE PARK3520 SW 52 AVENUE IN PEMBROKE PARK

TRANSPORTATION TO SHELTERS IS PROVIDED BY BROWARD COUNTY TRANSPORTATION TO SHELTERS IS PROVIDED BY BROWARD COUNTY TRANSIT BUS SERVICESTRANSIT BUS SERVICES

TRANSPORT TO SPECIAL NEEDS SHELTERS PROVIDED BY BCT’s TRANSPORT TO SPECIAL NEEDS SHELTERS PROVIDED BY BCT’s “PARA-TRANSIT” (954)357-6385“PARA-TRANSIT” (954)357-6385

SPECIAL NEEDS SHELTERS REQUIRE PRE-REGISTRATION (954)357-SPECIAL NEEDS SHELTERS REQUIRE PRE-REGISTRATION (954)357-63856385

FOR CRISIS COUNSELING AND SOCIAL SERVICE REFERRAL DIAL 211FOR CRISIS COUNSELING AND SOCIAL SERVICE REFERRAL DIAL 211

PET FRIENDLY PET FRIENDLY SHLETERSSHLETERS

Through Humane Society of Broward CountyThrough Humane Society of Broward County Hurricane Hot Line (954) 989–3977, Ext. 7Hurricane Hot Line (954) 989–3977, Ext. 7

Appointments to register in person Appointments to register in person For Evacuation Zone onlyFor Evacuation Zone only Located at Millennium Middle School TamaracLocated at Millennium Middle School Tamarac Need all proper animal recordsNeed all proper animal records

Valid Proof of ID and Residency in an evacuation zoneValid Proof of ID and Residency in an evacuation zone Valid Proof of Rabies Vaccine and License TagValid Proof of Rabies Vaccine and License Tag Name, Address, and Phone Number of Veterinarian Name, Address, and Phone Number of Veterinarian Photo for each pet that will stay with the applicationPhoto for each pet that will stay with the application

IMPORTANT 2013 HURRICANEIMPORTANT 2013 HURRICANECONTACT NUMBERSCONTACT NUMBERS

Dania Beach EOC 24-Hour Contact Line (954) 924 – 6800 Dania Beach EOC 24-Hour Contact Line (954) 924 – 6800

Broward County Emergency Management (954) 831-3900Broward County Emergency Management (954) 831-3900

Special Needs Shelter Registry (954) 357-6385Special Needs Shelter Registry (954) 357-6385

Hearing Impaired Special Needs Registry 954-357-5608Hearing Impaired Special Needs Registry 954-357-5608

Hurricane Hotline During a Storm (954) 831- 4000Hurricane Hotline During a Storm (954) 831- 4000

Hurricane Hotline for the Hearing Impaired (954) 357-8302 Hurricane Hotline for the Hearing Impaired (954) 357-8302 [machine required][machine required]

Red Cross, South Florida Region (954) 797-3800Red Cross, South Florida Region (954) 797-3800

FP&L 1-800-4OUTAGE – 1-800-468-8243FP&L 1-800-4OUTAGE – 1-800-468-8243

BellSouth Repair 611 (Wireless) AT&T 800-331-0500 BellSouth Repair 611 (Wireless) AT&T 800-331-0500 (wireless)(wireless)

Crisis Intervention, dial 211 ”First Call For Help” Counselor Crisis Intervention, dial 211 ”First Call For Help” Counselor Referral Services Referral Services

Stay informedStay informed

Tune in to radio Tune in to radio and television and television broadcasts broadcasts

Be aware of Be aware of approaching approaching stormsstorms

Stock up on SuppliesStock up on Supplies

Hope for 3 days ------Plan for 7Hope for 3 days ------Plan for 7

Your kit should include water and food items, along with battery powered flashlights and radios. Be sure to include enough medical supplies and prescription drugs to last two weeks.

PreparationsPreparations

Protect your files and computers, by Protect your files and computers, by gathering your important papers and gathering your important papers and electrical equipment, and placing electrical equipment, and placing them in plastic bags or other them in plastic bags or other waterproof material.waterproof material.

Make sure to unplug all electrical equipment!

PreparationsPreparations Shutters: assess, test, Shutters: assess, test,

install, repair where install, repair where neededneeded

Check hurricane Check hurricane supply stock and supply stock and generator for generator for functionalityfunctionality

Bring inside any item Bring inside any item that may be picked up that may be picked up by the wind. These by the wind. These objects become deadly objects become deadly missiles in a hurricane. missiles in a hurricane.

During the StormDuring the Storm Expect to lose power. Make sure you Expect to lose power. Make sure you

have flashlights within reach in your have flashlights within reach in your safe room, generators have been safe room, generators have been checked, started, and maintained, checked, started, and maintained, along with a planned generator along with a planned generator operating location far enough away operating location far enough away from any openings in your home. from any openings in your home.

During the StormDuring the Storm

Never venture Never venture outside during outside during the storm. the storm. Flying debris Flying debris may cause may cause serious injury or serious injury or death.death.

During the StormDuring the Storm

Do not call 911 unless Do not call 911 unless it is a real emergency!it is a real emergency!

Be aware that fire Be aware that fire rescue and law rescue and law enforcement enforcement resources may not be resources may not be able to respond able to respond during the storm or during the storm or immediately post immediately post storm.storm.

After the StormAfter the Storm

Beware of fallen Beware of fallen power lines. power lines. While electricity While electricity may be out, may be out, service can be service can be restored at any restored at any time and lines time and lines may become may become “hot.” “hot.”

After the StormAfter the Storm

Make sure that generators are never Make sure that generators are never used inside or near home windows used inside or near home windows or doors (any opening to the house) or doors (any opening to the house) as they produce dangerous carbon as they produce dangerous carbon monoxidemonoxide

WHAT HAS THE WHAT HAS THE CITY DONE TO CITY DONE TO

PREPARE?PREPARE?

TEAM EFFORTTEAM EFFORTPREPAREDNESS THROUGH TEAMWORKPREPAREDNESS THROUGH TEAMWORK

VOLUNTEERS – CERT TEAM MEMBERSVOLUNTEERS – CERT TEAM MEMBERS COMMUNITY LEADERS COMMUNITY LEADERS CITY STAFF & LEADERSHIPCITY STAFF & LEADERSHIP BROWARD SHERIFF’S OFFICE (DLE / BROWARD SHERIFF’S OFFICE (DLE /

FD)FD) BROWARD EMERGENCY BROWARD EMERGENCY

MANAGEMENT DIVISIONMANAGEMENT DIVISION AMERICAN RED CROSSAMERICAN RED CROSS

EMERGENCY OPERATION EMERGENCY OPERATION CENTERSCENTERS

“ EOC ““ EOC “

EOC LOCATION: CITY HALL(PRIMARY)

BSO DLE DISTRICT 2 STATION

EOC CAPABLE

(SECONDARY)

STATION 93DANIA BEACH CITY HALL

4601 S.W. 30th AVE.

CITY OF DANIA BEACH CITY OF DANIA BEACH PREPAREDNESSPREPAREDNESS

City’s EOC was activated on May 21City’s EOC was activated on May 21stst, , 20142014

Participated in Statewide Hurricane Participated in Statewide Hurricane Exercise, “Hurricane Jones”Exercise, “Hurricane Jones”

Activation was successful and all Activation was successful and all components functioned as intended.components functioned as intended.

CITY OF DANIA BEACH CITY OF DANIA BEACH PREPAREDNESSPREPAREDNESS

2014 COMPREHENSIVE EMERGENCY 2014 COMPREHENSIVE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN (CEMP)MANAGEMENT PLAN (CEMP) Covers Overall Emergency ManagementCovers Overall Emergency Management Local Mitigation StrategyLocal Mitigation Strategy Terrorism AnnexTerrorism Annex Hurricane AnnexHurricane Annex

2014 CEMP has been updated and is 2014 CEMP has been updated and is ready for Commission approvalready for Commission approval

CITY OF DANIA BEACHCITY OF DANIA BEACH EMERGENCYEMERGENCY

PREPAREDNESS PREPAREDNESS PLANPLAN20142014

Preparedness Preparedness Through Knowledge Through Knowledge

& Teamwork& Teamwork