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Emergency Preparedness Handbook for Tribal Governments

Type
Disaster Resources
Year Published
2014
Organization
Mountain-Plains Consortium
Description

Many Native American tribal governments are lacking in emergency preparedness, a part of the emergency management cycle where planning for disasters happens. These governments need assistance planning for future disasters. Federal, and state governments, along with other agencies and organizations, have the knowledge and resources to help tribal governments develop emergency response plans. This handbook is a resource to help tribes develop and implement an emergency preparedness plan for responding to natural and man-made disasters if and why they occur.

Contact Information
Emergency Preparedness Handbook for Tribal Governments-Jon Mielke-North Dakota State University,
Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute-Dick Winchell-Eastern Washington University,
Urban and Regional Planning Program-Ashley Murphy-Graduate Research Assistant-Eastern Washington University