Exit this survey Seattle OEM Planning Question Title * 1. What do you expect from City Service in the aftermath of a major disaster? (for example, water, sewer & power services interupted, fire & police will not be available, transportation systems and infrastructure will be damaged) City Services may not be available for a short period of time City Services may not be available for 12-24 hours City Services may not be available for 24-48 hours City Services may not be available for 48-72 hours City Services may not be available for up to 3 days City Services may not be available for 3 to 10 days Question Title * 2. Did you know that the City has a Disaster Readiness and Response Plan? Yes No Question Title * 3. Washington State ranks among the highest in the number of risk factors for major disasters. Of the following risks, rank in order, which causes you the most concern Earthquake Snow Storm Wind Storm Volcanic Eruption Nuclear Accident Flooding Tsunami Wildfires Terrorism Tornados Power Outages Cyber attacks Question Title * 4. In the Seattle Disaster Readiness and Response Plan damage assessment following a major disaster is the top priority, meaning that within the first 15 to 30 minutes first responders will focus on assessing damage rather than assisting those in need. Did you know that this was the top priority? Yes No Question Title * 5. Do you think this is important information for the public to know? Yes No If yes, how should the City communicate this to the public? Question Title * 6. One of the fundemental principals in the Seattle Disaster Readiness and Response plan is that community members will be prepared to support themselves for at least 3 days, but more likely 7-10, following a major disaster. Are you prepared to support yourself and your family for at least 3 days following a major disaster? Yes No Question Title * 7. If you answered yes, which of the following have you done? Check all that apply Talked with my family about what we will do is a disaster Talked with my neighbors about how we will support each other after a disaster Identified an out of area contact Stored at least a 3 day supply of water Put together an emergency kit Identified potential hazards in my home and fixed them Located where my utility controls are and know how to turn them off Learned about retrofitting my home Taken skill based classes such as CERT, Utility Control, Fire Suppression, Light Search & Rescue Other Other (please specify) Question Title * 8. In your opinion, what is the single most important message the City should promote to the public regarding disaster preparedness? Question Title * 9. In reviewing major disasters from around the world, lack of information is typically cited as a source of frustration. Rank the following sources, in the order you would use them, to get information following a disaster. Radio TV Newspaper Internet Twitter Facebook Skype Family, Friends, Neighbors and Co-workers Community Communication HUBS Question Title * 10. Are there other sources of information not listed above that you would use following a major disaster? Yes No If yes, please specify Question Title * 11. Who (or what source) would you trust to give you reliable and accurate information following a major disaster? Question Title * 12. Census data tells us that 1 in 5 people living in King County have some sort of functional or access need. What ideas do you have to improve both planning for and delivery of services to this vulnerable population in the aftermath of a major disaster? Question Title * 13. Those who are most vulnerable are often at the greatest risk following a major disaster. In your circle of family/friends/neighbors have you identified individuals who may fall into this category? Yes No Question Title * 14. If you answered yes, do you know if someone has developed a plan for assisting them following a major disaster? Yes No Question Title * 15. Following a disaster, recovery efforts are critical to regaining a sense of normalcy. In your personal planning efforts please indicate if you have done any of the following: Organized my neighborhood Purchased Fire Insurance Purchased Flood Insurance Purchased Earthquake Insurance Done an inventory of your home & belongings Recorded serial numbers and descriptions of belongings Stored important papers outside your home or in a safe Other (please specify) Question Title * 16. What agencies, service clubs or groups would you recommend we reach out to in order to improve and enhance our planning and preparedness efforts? (please provide contact information if you have it.) Question Title * 17. In what ZIP code is your home located? (enter 5-digit ZIP code; for example, 00544 or 94305) Question Title * 18. Optional Name: Contact Information: Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. If you are interested in learning more about the Seattle Disaster Readiness and Response Plan please visit our website at www.seattle.gov/emergency, or email us as Seattle-DisasterPlan@seattle.gov Done