Emergency response can be slow, or it might not come at all. I help households, neighbors, and small community groups build the risk assessment and plan that make that gap survivable — not out of fear, but out of knowing.
Every plan starts with what's true about your home, your people, and the hazards specific to where you live — not a generic checklist.
Site visit, written emergency plan, communication plan, and a go-bag checklist tailored to your household.
from $275The full household plan, plus curated equipment recommendations matched to your specific risks.
+ $75–150Group-level response planning, block-captain structure, and shared resource coordination.
from $1,000A short conversation about your household, property, and concerns.
I walk the property and assess hazards specific to your home and region.
A plain-language plan covering evacuation, communication, and supplies.
We review the plan together so every household member understands it.
A degree in Emergency Administration and Disaster Planning. Years inside FEMA's Planning Department. Then a decade as a journalist, standing in the aftermath of wildfires and disasters, hearing the same thing again and again: help didn't come as fast as expected — or it didn't come at all.
What got people through wasn't luck. It was a plan, a neighbor, a bag by the door, made before it was needed.
That's what I build with households and communities now — not out of fear, but out of the belief that we're often the first and best help available to each other.
A 20-minute intake call is the first step. No pressure, no fear tactics — just a clear look at what's true about your household.
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