Photo: Harriet Wright

Learn how to:

• Utilize basic community organizing principles to involve neighbors
• Organize a neighborhood emergency response system
• Set up an Neighborhood Command Center (neighborhood emergency operations center)
• Create emergency response teams for communications, damage assessment, hazards reduction, light search and rescue, disaster first aid, shelter and special needs
• Conduct tabletop exercises and neighborhood drills
  
  

CORE I and CORE II are taught by CORE instructors at neighborhood sites such as private homes, libraries, churches or schools, and require a minimum of 15 - 25 participants.

Neighborhood Class Registration

If you have an organized group or can recruit 15 - 25 neighbors, please contact CORE at 510.238.6351 or core@oaklandnet.com to schedule a CORE I and CORE II class in your neighborhood.