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Emergency Preparedness MAHALO TO YOUR AIEA-PEARL CITY SATURDAY, JULY 29, 2017 LEGISLATORS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS AND THE HONOLULU DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, WITH THE 10 AM – 2 PM COOPERATION AND ASSISTANCE OF FEDERAL AND STATE Pearlridge Center EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCIES THAT ARE PRESENTING Uptown and TJ Maxx THIS EVENT AS PART OF THE AIEA-PEARL CITY TOWN HALL parking lot. MEETING SERIES. YOUR AIEA/PEARL CITY AREA LEGISLATORS: Senator Breene Harimoto Representative Gregg Takayama Senator Donna Mercado Kim Representative Roy Takumi Senator Clarence Nishihara Councilmember Brandon Elefante Senator Glenn Wakai Councilmember Carol Fukunaga Representative Romy M. Cachola Councilmember Joey Manahan Representative Linda Ichiyama Representative Aaron *Please note that if an emergency arises Ling Johanson EMERGENCY on Oahu on July 29, safety equipment on Representative Sam Kong display may be substituted. PREPAREDNESS PEARLRIDGE CENTER EVENT Pali Momi Moanalua Road Medical Pavilion FS3 FS4 Monorail TJ Maxx Station Parking Lot Parking FS5 Pearlridge California Uptown Pali Momi Street Pizza Big City Diner Kitchen Monorail Parking Station Toys ‘R’ Us Pearlridge Parking FS6Tropics Kaonohi Street 2 Downtown Parking FS Mini Chili's Golf Monterey Bay FS7 Canners Office Center Territorial Pearlridge Savings West Farmlovers Bank Farmers’ Pearlridge East Market Anna Miller's & Bravo American Savings 8 FS9 FS1 S Restaurants Building F Kamehameha Highway PEARLRIDGEONLINE.COM | STAY INFORMED. STAY SAFE. Receive alerts from the Department of Emergency TO LEARN ABOUT DISASTER AND 2017 Management and other local agencies. EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS VISIT: Sign up for the free app at HNL.info or online at: https://hnl.info/alerts/login.php UPTOWN: • National Disaster Preparedness • Community Emergency Response Training Center Team • Department of Emergency Management • Honolulu Local Emergency Planning • American Red Cross/Aloha for Heroes Committee • SOH Department of Health/Disability • SOH Department of Commerce and and Communications Access Board Consumer Affairs • Emergency preparedness groups • SOH Department of Health, Medical • Federal Emergency Management Agency Reserve Corp • Hawaii Heart Foundation to Kids 4 • Feeling Safe, Being Safe Program CPR – CPR demonstrations • Hawaii State Voluntary Organization • Salvation Army Active in Disaster TJ MAXX PARKING LOT: • Hawaiian Electric Company • Honolulu Emergency Medical Services • Hawaii Emergency Management LEARN HOW YOU CAN BE READY 2 REACT Agency Ambulance TO ANY EMERGENCY OR DISASTER THAT • Honolulu Police Department – keiki ID • Hawaii National Guard • Honolulu Police Department – kupuna ID MAY STRIKE OAHU. • Ocean Safety’s Jet Ski • Honolulu Fire Department – home Join the City and County of Honolulu Department of Emergency safety • Honolulu Fire Department’s Ladder Management and our community’s first responders for an emergency • UH Sea Grant Truck preparedness event! • City Radio Amateur Civil Emergency • Honolulu Police Department’s Mobile Services Command Unit • National Weather Service • National Guard Communication • Pacific Tsunami Warning Center Vehicle • SOH Department of Land & Natural Resources • National Guard Mobile Lab • US Coast Guard Auxiliary (Pro Demo Team) – boat safety • National Guard Response Vehicle • Hawaiian Humane Society With All The Cool Equipment • Honolulu Board of Water Supply • National Guard Robot.
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