Nearly everyone has a cell phone. In a disaster emergency your cell phone may play an important role in keeping you informed and connected to your family or loved ones. Here are a few tips to get you prepared and keep you communicating.
Here are the slides for our PERSONAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS class. We are holding this class on Zoom on Saturday, April 17th, at 10:00 a.m. It is a quick, two-hour training that is open to the public. What you will learn: …
Here are the slides for our Secure Your Space class this month. We are holding this class on Zoom on Saturday, March 20th, at 10:00 a.m. It’s a quick, two-hour training that is open to the public! What will you …
Lunchtime learning can be quick and easy! We have several topics coming up in the next few months that might tempt you.
A lot of us take BART to the many places we need to go. Some of us have wondered what would happen if we’re on the tracks, in a tunnel, or under the bay when a big quake happens. We know there are geological fault lines that would affect our ride. The people at BART have wondered that too. BART carries about 415,000 travelers every day, and this isn’t a new issue for them.
