SONOMA COUNTY CERT ASSOCIATION

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The DP4VP workshop, developed in Sonoma County by Anthony Tusler and Diana Brown, is a collection of disaster planning tools for use by agencies that provide care to vulnerable persons, such as the medically frail or persons with physical, mental, developmental disabilities. These materials can be used in whole or in part to enhance the disaster planning efforts agencies engage in with their clients.

These tools are also available to anyone who wants to help any person who may have specialized needs--be they family, friend, neighbor or coworker--begin to develop their own disaster plan.

The PDF documents below are also available on the County of Sonoma's Public Health Preparedness Workshops site. The documents on here, however, are available in both regular font size and large font size, and the entire packet of forms are available in zipped files.

Workshop Agenda (regular font, large font)

My To Do List (regular font, large font)

My Emergency Information (regular font, large font)

My Plan to Stay Safely at Home for at Least 3 Days (regular font, large font)

Emergency Supplies Checklist (regular font, large font)

Emergency Preparedness Kit-in-a-Garbage-Can

My Evacuation Plan (regular font, large font)

My Evacuation Go Bag (regular font, large font)

Disaster Preparedness Resources (regular font, large font)

Be Sure You Have the Medicine You Need in an Emergency (regular font, large font)

The Sonoma County Pocket Guide to Emergency Preparedness

Emergency Pet Preparedness (regular font, large font)

Download the Regular Font Zip File or the Large Font Zip File

The following video series features DP4VP's founder, Richard Ruge, as he gives a Disaster Preparedness for Independent Seniors presentation in which these forms are introduced:

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4