Stage 1 fire restrictions, enacted for unincorporated areas of western Boulder County.
Join Boulder Office of Disaster Management to increase your personal preparedness! During this 90 minute workshop you’ll learn about Boulder County’s hazards, emergency alerts, personal risk assessment, and create your own disaster preparedness plan!
For questions or support with registration please call 303-441-3647.
This two-session workshop (taking place August 20th and 27th from 6pm – 8:30pm each night) is intended for participants who want to support preparedness efforts in the Boulder County community by becoming Community Preparedness Ambassadors who work to teach community peers the essentials of disaster preparedness as part of our Community Preparedness Ambassador steam. There’s no need to have any prior knowledge of disaster preparedness – this series will equip participants with all the info they’ll need to successfully facilitate the preparedness content to peers by covering emergency alert information, how to conduct a personal risk assessment, creating a plan, and facilitation skills.
This course ends with all participants conducting a facilitation to their peers in the workshop group on one of the topics that we covered during the first day.
Participants should bring a method for notetaking (notebook and writing utensil, laptop, etc.), and will receive an electronic copy of our Disaster Strong Facilitator Guide as well as with access to our Community Preparedness Ambassadors webpage which contains all preparedness content, and ways to connect with your fellow trainers! Food will be provided.
For questions or support with registration please call 303-441-3647.
Stop by and see us for disaster preparedness information – from alert and warning to evacuation and everything in between we’ve got you covered. You’ll also get to check out response vehicles, and learn from other participating agencies!
Join Boulder Office of Disaster Management to increase your personal preparedness! During this 90 minute workshop you’ll learn about Boulder County’s hazards, emergency alerts, personal risk assessment, and create your own disaster preparedness plan!
For questions or support with registration please call 303-441-3647.
