To date, here's what the information I've gathered and assumptions I've made on how to proceed with a coordinated response effort. Your input is greatly appreciated- let's keep this list updated. Please especially note below where I have made requests of individuals. I apologize for jumping to any conclusions and inadvertently omitting any info (or individuals). Please pass on as you feel appropriate and I am also available to answer any questions.
NEED by Counties (thus far): (see attached)
Grays Harbor- have been faxed information
Thurston- have requested help
Mason- AIA WA has left a message with the Dept of EM
Lewis- has requested help
*we will not enter any areas where no request for assistance has been made.
VOLUNTEERS: we've been asked to provide as many as possible
8 Seattle (shooting for 12)
A call has been sent out from AIA SW WA (tacoma)
* It should be OK for interns to accompany a registered architect, so long as the jurisdiction approves.
SCHEDULE:
Expected deployment date: Monday am . Weekend hours are best.
TRAINING:
Instructors: Ben Emam, Nate Harrold, Rachel Minnery
Taking a stab at how to provide training, please provide input:is to provide 2-3 brief training sessions lasting perhaps 2-3 hrs
Saturday 10am-1pm (Seattle: 625 5th Ave South in the International District) please RSVP
Sunday: 1-4pm (Tacoma)
Monday in SW Washington- TBD
Other (likely needed for coastal assessments?): if resources are available to do so, its best to train as many architects as we can
VOLUNTEER HEADQUARTERS
AIA WA Council Offices: Volunteers will use this as a central point to meet each morning and late afternoon. It's approx. a 20-minute drive to the affected area.
LIABILITY:
I've asked AIA California to send along some of their template letters for liability release. This is critical for working with any jurisdiction.
ACCOMMODATIONS for Guest Volunteers:
Members at AIA SW Washington may graciously be able to host volunteers overnight should that be necessary.
SUPPLIES:
AIA SEATTLE Print forms and placards for volunteers
AIA WA COUNCIL Printing community resources and guidelines (i.e. AIA: what to do after a flood, FEMA guidelines)
AIA NATIONAL- Supply of ATC-45 manuals (25 to arrive COB Friday)
JURISDICTION: Maps and addresses of affected areas
VOLUNTEER: Each volunteer will bring personal safety equipment and writing supplies
ADMIN SUPPORT:
Supply Coordinator: in need
Volunteer Coordinator- Bambi Chavez