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Procedures specify provider responsibilities for contacting 911, notifying parents, conducting head counts, securing exits, relocating children to assembly or shelter locations, and using emergency supplies and communication devices. 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If so, assemble inside at________________. Be cautious and yield the way for emergency vehicles entering the property.\nThe Provider will conduct a head count.\nDo not re-enter the home until you are given the “ALL CLEAR” command. Many times, the situation must be verified as safe, so be patient. Remember, this is for your protection.\nDECAL will be notified within 24 hours by the Provider or designated person in charge.\nMedical supplies including children’s medication and emergency contact information should be taken when the Family Child Care Learning Home relocates.\nLockdown\nLock outside doors and windows.\nClose and secure interior doors.\nClose any curtains or blinds.\nTurn off lights.\nKeep everyone away from doors and windows. Stay out of sight, preferably sitting on floor.\nMaintain calm atmosphere in room by reading or talking quietly to children.\nThe Provider or designated person in charge will call 911 to ensure emergency personnel have been notified.\nRemain in lockdown until situation is resolved and police give the “ALL CLEAR”.\nDECAL will be notified within 24 hours by the Provider or designated person in charge.\n*Notify parents/guardians about any lockdown, whether practice or real.\nShelter-In Procedures (Tornado/severe weather i.e. thunderstorm, ice storm, etc.)\nAn emergency radio is located:_____________________________________.\nIf a severe weather watch is issued the Provider will gather children at the shelter-in place located at:_____________________________________________________________.\nThe Provider will take a head count to ensure all children are accounted for.\nChildren will sit with their backs to the wall and heads tucked between knees during a tornado warning.\nThe Provider will keep children calm by reading books and singing songs.\nIf possible, the Provider will contact all parents to let them know of the situation.\nNo children are permitted to leave the Home while a severe weather watch is in effect without the legal parent or guardian.\nWhen the threat has passed, the Provider may continue with the daily schedule.\nLightning\nIf outside, move indoors immediately.\nAvoid use of telephone, electrical appliances, and plumbing as much as possible. (Wires and metal pipes can conduct electricity)\nMove away from windows. Cover windows with shades or blinds, if available.\nFire\nIf heavy smoke or flames are seen or if the smoke detector alarms, the Provider will line children up at the nearest exit door.\nA head count will be conducted of all children.\nChildren will be escorted outside in a single file line.\nChildren will be taken to the designated assembly area located at: ______________________________________________________________.\nEmergency personnel (911) will be contacted by the Provider after all persons have been evacuated.\nAt the assembly area, the Provider will immediately take a head count to ensure that everyone is present and accounted for.\nThe Provider or designee has a fully charged, working cell phone to contact parents and/emergency personnel.\nParents will be contacted (i.e. phone, email, text) to be made aw","cbCaitHtKVYCUuiF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitHtKVYCUuiF","docx",49374,9,"English","# Emergency Plans\n## Evacuation\n## Lockdown\n## Shelter-In Procedures (Tornado/Severe Weather)\n## Lightning\n## Fire\n## Carbon Monoxide Poisoning\n## Communicable Disease\n## Structural Damage","[{\"question\":\"What actions must the provider take during an evacuation?\",\"answer\":\"The provider or designee contacts 911, takes children’s emergency contact numbers to the evacuation area, notifies parents of the situation, and posts relocation instructions. They evacuate using the nearest clear exit during alarms, know two evacuation routes, conduct a head count, and do not re-enter until an “ALL CLEAR” command is given.\"},{\"question\":\"How should a lockdown be handled?\",\"answer\":\"The provider locks outside doors and windows, secures interior doors, closes curtains or blinds, turns off lights, and keeps everyone away from doors and windows while staying out of sight. The provider calls 911, maintains calm, and remains in lockdown until police issue an “ALL CLEAR.” Parents/guardians should be notified about any lockdown.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the shelter-in procedures for tornado or severe weather?\",\"answer\":\"The provider gathers children at the designated shelter-in location (with an emergency radio available) and conducts a head count. Children sit with backs to the wall and heads tucked between knees during a tornado warning. 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