then i'm going to turn it over to our resilience and recovery manager, alicia johnson, who's going to tell us about all the great stuff we did in april and are still doing. >> thank you. as the mayor said, we have a campaign going on right now with current retailers throughout the community. i believe you also have a disaster checklist in front of you, a shopping list. these are things that are sold at retailers. out in the hallway we have a poster similar to that graphic here to give you an idea. an example of the displays that a local retailer has put up in honor of april and the campaign. additionally with that, we also have or have had a radio campaign going on with f.m. 106 cameo. this is the website that they have had up. so we, too, could get ready and go directly to our 72-hour page. in addition to that we have one more opportunity that -- for you all, and it's actually part of the family and that is what the museum through park and rec. our partnership with that particular organization showcases how to drop cover and hold and what to do if there is a tsunami alert and you are

approval of this amendment of the general plan, and i am going to turn the presentation over to alicia johnson, and i am happy to answer questions following her presentation. >> good afternoon. i represent the department of emergency management here in san francisco. lilly asked me to speak a few moments about our community engagement program. this is essentially how we reach out to the public and to support organizations torepared within d within the bay area as a whole. the department of emergency management work to convene private sector, nonprofit, faith based, and government organizations around the issues that prepare this, mitigation, response, recovery, and resilience. our community engagement program initiates and coordinates that particular mission. the community engagement program includes instigating and participating in community and partner organization events. an example is the randall museum earthquake exhibit that we have partnered with an california academy of sciences and earthquakes. the innovative use of social technologies, particularly our smart phone application, sf her

approval of this amendment of the general plan, and i am going to turn the presentation over to alicia johnson, and i am happy to answer questions following her presentation. >> good afternoon. i represent the department of emergency management here in san francisco. lilly asked me to speak a few moments about our community engagement program. this is essentially how we reach out to the public and to support organizations torepared wi t