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Emergency readiness and accessible communication

Which offline and community-based preparedness efforts would best reach Alameda residents who do not rely on social media?

The jury contrasts online materials with the absence of in-person preparedness events since 2019 and suggests mailers, door hangers and community partnerships. Discussion asks how to prioritize accessible outreach.

Why this matters

Preparedness information must reach residents before a crisis, including people with limited internet access.

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Supporting evidence

Evidence from the report

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Supporting report

A Call for Readiness: Improving the City of Alameda’s Emergency Preparedness

Report section
Preparing the Public for an Emergency
Source citation
A Call for Readiness: Improving the City of Alameda’s Emergency Preparedness, Preparing the Public for an Emergency, physical PDF page 63 (printed page 62), in the 2025–2026 Alameda County Grand Jury Final Report.
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