University of New Orleans

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University of New Orleans

• Hurricane Katrina
• August 29, 2005

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Pre-Disaster Planning Relationships and
Communication Develop relationships with local
Police, Military, Government, Homeland
Security Aid in Disaster relationships Methods
of Communication Text Messaging, works when
others fail Internet Postings, Emergency web
page
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Pre-Disaster Planning Food MREs are best
Water small bottles, easily handled Gatorade
to replace fluids Generators, natural gas is
best
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Pre-Disaster Planning Have off-site computing
backup Servers, data storage, etc
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Pre-Disaster Planning Have standing contracts
for Generators and light trees Glass
Replacement Gutting, contents removal Debris
removal Drywall and carpet Roofing
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Pre- Disaster Planning
Hardened Shelter Police Food, Water,
Sanitary Train police in crowd control Jail
people will break the law
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After the Danger has Passed Move quickly,
protect property, mitigate damage Dont expect
anyone to do the right thing Do not wait for
approval to remove wet contents
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After the Danger has Passed FEMA Risk Management
Requirements Documentation of damage,
cause Listen and comply with the
requirements File necessary documentation as
soon as it is complete and correct Rules may
seem to change People may seem to change
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