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Connecting to the NNIRR Headquarter Account:1) First, save the „NNIRR Hurricane.mpi‟ file onto your desktop [NNIRR will provide this file to you].2) Sign on to Martus3) Go to Tools > Configure Headquarters4) Enter your username and password in the Martus Signin dialog box. Click Add.5) Select the „NNIRR Hurricane.mpi‟ file from your desktop.6) Enter the public code given to you by NNIRR [Starts with 6416].7) Click Yes to confirm that you want to grant this Headquarter account access to your public and privatedata.8) Enter a label for the HQ account. The HQ label may be the name of the person or organization. You canchange the label later if you wish. Only you will see the label you assign; others who view the bulletinwill not see the label, for security reasons.9) Check the default box if you would like to share all new bulletins (and new versions of old bulletins) withthis account by default. You can still deny access to individual bulletins as you create them. See“Headquarters” section in the User Guide “4a. Completing fields in a bulletin” for more info).10) Click Save.To access NNIRR’s customized bulletin:1) Save „NNIRR Hurricane_eng_revised.mct‟ file onto your desktop [NNIRR will provide this file].2) Open Martus and go to Options > Customize Fields, and click „Yes‟.3) At the bottom of the screen, select „Import template‟. Find the „NNIRR Hurricane_eng_revised.mct‟ fileon your desktop and select.4) Click „Ok‟ and return to the main window. Go to „Create‟ and you will now see the customized bulletindeveloped by NNIRR.If you would like to access the database in Spanish:1) Go to Options > Preferences, and select Spanish. Click „ok‟. [Make sure you have saved the „NNIRRHurricane_esp.mct‟ file on your desktop]2) Go to Options > Customize Fields, and click „Yes‟.3) Select „Import Template.‟ Find the „NNIRR Hurricane_esp.mct‟ file on your desktop and select.4) Return to the main window. Go to „Create‟ and you will now see NNIRR‟s customized bulletin inSpanish.[For more detailed instructions, see section „10c: Using Customization Templates‟ on pgs.51-52 of theMartus User Guide.]To join Hurricane or to contribute to the 100 Stories Project, contact:Laura Rivas or Arnoldo Garcia *NNIRR * 310 8 th Street STE 303, Oakland, CA 94607lrivas@nnirr.org & agarcia@nnirr.org * Tel (510) 465-1984 ext. 305 * Fax (510) 465-1885Page 4 of 4
Safe Streets Community Survey #1Name:Age:Race:Neighborhood:Police Precinct:How long have you been a resident of NOLA?:Address:Phone:Gender:Are you a parent?:ID# & Date (Office Use Only):
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