These resources are intended for stewards of cultural heritage institutions, including Historic Sites, Museums, Libraries, Archives, Special Collections, or other allied professions.
There are a variety of ways of describing the basic elements of disaster preparedness, but one of the simplest way to divide them is to break them down into three (3) stages:
Before - This stage includes prevention and preparation. It includes resources for site assessments, risk reduction, and disaster planning.
During - This is the stage where the incident has occurred and includes initial assessments and the Disaster Response Plan.
After - This stage includes the Disaster Recovery Plan, collections salvage, review, and steps to return to a new normal.
DriveTexas.org - Real-Time road conditions from TxDOT
NOAA - National Hurricane Center - Atlantic Graphical Marine Forecast Map
Texas A&M Forest Service - Observed & Forecast Fire Dangers - Real-Time Map
TexasFlood.org - Near Real-Time Maps (water levels and real-time highway conditions)
Image caption: "Incident Command System (ICS) Organization Chart" including how TX-CERA can be involved as an Assisting or Cooperating Agency.
Book by David Carmicheal - Implementing the Incident Command System at the Institutional Level
NJ State Library Webinar (51:09) - Implementing The Incident Command System @ The Repository Level with David Carmicheal
TDEM - Find you Regional TDEM Assistant Chiefs and District Coordinators
TDEM - New and Updates
AAM - Disaster Preparedness
AIC Learning Community - Previous Courses, Webinars, and Programs
AIC Wiki - Emergency Preparedness & Response
ARCS - Emergency Preparedness
CCAHA - Emergency Planning & Response
CCI - Notes
COSTEP MA - Recovery
FAIC Connecting to Collections Care (C2C) - Webinars, Courses, and Community
NEDCC - Disaster Assistance
TAM - Upcoming Events
THC - Museum Services Webinars