2. LESSON 1
Residents will use social media
to ask for emergency assistance
http://bit.ly/Sandy911
3. LESSON 2
Cell tower access, smart phones and
mobile friendly solutions empower
mobile user’s resilience
4. LESSON 3
Spontaneous volunteers will show
up and organize without you
5. LESSON 4
Pinterest and Instagram became
new communication tools
6. LESSON 5
Photo verification and rumor
control required photo forensics
7. LESSON 6
Crisis mapping and crowd sourcing
provided timely information
8. Next Steps
1. NDPTC Training “Social Media for Natural
Disaster Response and Recovery (PER-
300)”scheduled for March
2. Complete a SWOT analysis of EOC social
media monitoring capabilities and gaps
with a multi-departmental team
3. Develop a strategy document and SOPs for
message handling that arrive via social
media
4. Expand a trusted agent monitoring team to
support the hotline room
9. Phone: (714) 765-6955
Mary Jo Flynn Email: maryjflynn@anaheim.net
Twitter: @AnaheimCERT
Emergency
Management Assistant
Director
Facebook: Anaheim CERT, Anaheim RACES
Pinterest: Anaheim CERT
YouTube: Anaheim RACES