HOW TO PREPARE FOR AN EMERGENCY: SEPTEMBER’S COMMUNITY SAFETY FORUM AT THE MOB MUSEUM
Presented in Partnership with Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, American Red Cross, Sponsored by NV Energy
WHAT:
The Mob Museum, The National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, hosts its next Community Safety Forum on Sunday, Sept. 17, at 2 p.m. Presented by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD), the topic of this forum will be Emergency Preparedness. The forum is free to the public and includes free Museum admission, thanks to sponsor NV Energy. Live-streaming of the event will be available on the Museum’s website.
This discussion will address the top five emergency scenarios that could affect Clark County, including earthquakes, extreme weather, wildfire, pandemic and hazardous materials. Southern Nevada is particularly vulnerable to disaster because no food is grown in the region and the area’s main fuel line originates in California. This program, created by the American Red Cross, educates individuals on preparedness in emergency and disaster situations. As part of the presentation, attendees will learn the basic tenets of emergency preparedness planning, including having a water, food and medical plan; family and neighborhood planning; and how to put these plans into action. Registration is required for this event.
WHEN:
Sunday, Sept. 17
2 to 3 p.m.
WHO:
- Bill Dahlquist, American Red Cross
- Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
LIVESTREAMING LINK:
Click here.
COST:
FREE presentation, including FREE Museum admission.
RESERVATIONS:
To reserve a seat for this presentation, click here.
WHERE:
The Mob Museum
300 Stewart Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89101
ONLINE LINKS:
facebook.com/themobmuseum
twitter.com/themobmuseum
instagram.com/themobmuseum
snapchat.com/add/themobmuseum
themobmuseum.org
