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5 Hurricane Katrina Lessons: 10 Years Later

Posted by Ryan Taylor Architects LLC on August 29, 2015

The death and destruction from Hurricane Katrina’s landfall on the Gulf Coast ten years ago today continues to affect us. Did you learn any of these lessons?… Read more

Posted in Building Codes, Government, Safety | Tagged carbon monoxide poisoning, disaster, disaster plan, disaster resilient building code, disaster response, Earth Sciences Office, flood, FORTIFIED Home, heat wave, hurricane, Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Rite, Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety, Katrina, Marshall Space Flight Center, NASA, natural disaster, SnowJam 2014, tornado, wildfire | Leave a comment

Does Your State Discourage Aid After Disasters?

Posted by Ryan Taylor Architects LLC on May 23, 2013

About half of US states have Good Samaritan legislation that protects volunteers who provide valuable post-disaster technical services for free. Don’t wait for a disaster to learn that your state discourages free assistance – you may have to wait longer … Read more

Posted in Government | Tagged Cal EMA, Cal EMA SAP, Emergency Management Agency, flood, Good Samaritan, Gospel of Luke, H.R. 1145, hurricane, industrial accident, Leviticus 19:18, Luke 10:25-37, Safety Assessment Program, terrorism, tornado, wildfire | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: wildfire

5 Hurricane Katrina Lessons: 10 Years Later

Does Your State Discourage Aid After Disasters?

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