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inadequate food preparation and
safe food storage. Also because of
the location and layout of the
campus we could be an emergency
housing site for neighbourhood
groups living in the vicinity. The
campus could also provide
housing for workers such as utility
workers or medical personnel or
even a quarantine location in the
event of a medical emergency. For
this level of response all 10 or the
buildings would be need access to
the Back up Generator.
Closed Site Clinic. We are a facility
with medically fragile students
some of whom have multiple
disabilities; therefore, we have an
onsite Infirmary with 24/5 staffing.
Because many of the students
come from out of state Kansas it is
sometimes difficult to impossible for
them to get immunizations for
things like flu in their home
communities because they live on
the campus during the week.
Having vaccine available on
campus would facilitate them
getting the proper immunization as
well as providing the service to the
staff. In addition we could provide
the same service, in cooperation
with the Health Dept. To the
community neighbors. We propose
having a regular scheduled time for
immunizations on the campus
using the qualified medical staff.
This could be coordinated with the
Government Health Department
Mass Notification for intruders,
hazards, natural disasters, bomb
and civil disorder events. This
type of notification systems
proves to be effective for deaf
(visual notice) & for blind (audio)
individuals.
H 1,2 Major Disease Outbreak On-going Unified Government, KSSB
Superintendent
H 1,2,4 All Hazards New School for the Blind
Operations Director
Cost: Unknown
Funds: FEMA Grant
Completion Date: On-going
Cost: $800,000
Funds: State, FEMA
Completion Date: 5 year phased
implementation
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