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NOAA
Office of Security | Dept
of Commerce Security
Silver
Spring Evacuation Plan
Montgomery
County | Prince
Georges County
US
Department of Homeland Security
Be
Ready
Emergencies
& Disasters
Threats
& Protection
Bioterrorism:
Anthrax
Public
Health Emergency Preparedness and Response (Center for Disease Control)
Federal
Emergency Management Agency: "Are You Ready? A Guide to Citizen Preparedness!"
Emergency
Preparedness Guides - OPM
The Office of Personnel Management
has just released “The Federal Employee’s Family Preparedness Guide,” the
third
of three emergency guides produced to educate Federal employees on
general steps they can take to protect themselves and their families
from a potential biological, chemical, or radiological attack. The guide
offers advice on a wide variety of topics, including how much prescription
medication to keep on hand if you have a medical condition; creating an
emergency kit for your pet; the best way to purify water; and creating
an evacuation plan. It also gives specific recommendations on what
to do in case of a chemical, biological, or nuclear attack. There are actually
two versions of the family guide – one for the Washington, D.C. metro area,
and one for a national audience. The Washington, D.C. area guide includes
a map highlighting the 14 primary evacuation routes out of the city.
FEDERAL
MANAGER’S/DECISION MAKER’S EMERGENCY GUIDE
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FEDERAL EMPLOYEE’S EMERGENCY GUIDE
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FEDERAL EMPLOYEE'S FAMILY PREPARDENESS GUIDE (DC AREA)
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FEDERAL EMPLOYEE'S FAMILY PREPARDENESS GUIDE (NATIONAL)
Military
Leave Guidance
Health
Benefits Premiums during Military Duty
Excused
Absences and Military leave for Operation Enduring Freedom
Rights
and Benefits of Reservists Called to Active Duty
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