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2024 Coastal Bend Hurricane Conference Richard M. Borchard Fairgrounds, 1213 Terry Shamsie Blvd., Robstown, TX 78380 May 1-2, 2024
For Conference Schedule Click on Conference Tab BECOME AN EVENT SPONSOR AND-OR EXPO EXHIBITOR
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HAVE A PLAN & BE PREPARED… Started in 2012, the Coastal Bend Coordination and Alert Network (CBCAN) provides tools for response agencies that help any Coastal Bend & South Texas community be better prepared for local emergencies and resilient to major disasters. We encourage all jurisdictions, response and support agencies, responders, local businesses, staff, and residents from across the region to join with others from South Texas to prepare for emergencies. Return to this site often to learn more about how you can prepare for an emergency for your family, your community and with others. CBCAN is part of the ACS - Texas (ACSTX) Program.
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Responders Responders from across the region can register with the CBCAN Responder Database. Upon registering and creating your password, you can enter and maintain an online profile of your skills, credentials and experience that can be used by local officials when preparing or responding to disasters.
To get more information about registering, please visit the Responders page. |
2024 Coastal Bend Hurricane Conference For Registration Help Desk: TEEX 1-979-321-559 If you have interest in becoming a sponsor/vendor please contact Dee Hawkins 361-888-0513 cbhurricaneconference@gmail.com
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Residents As a resident of the Coastal Bend there are many actions that you can take to prepare yourself and your family for emergencies and disasters. One of the first and easiest steps to take is to sign-up to receive notifications with the communities where you live, work, have family or friends, or own property.
Simply click on the link or the image, choose your locations and see what’s available for you. |
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This website and the CBCAN program is supported by various groups throughout Coastal Bend and South Texas, including:
· Coastal Bend Regional Advisory Council (CBRAC) · Coastal Bend Council of Governments (CBCOG) · Coastal Bend Healthcare Preparedness Coalition (HPC) · South TX Chapter of the Alliance for Community Solutions (STC-ACS) · Coastal Bend Emergency Management Assoc. (CBEMA) · Coastal Bend Citizen Corps Council (CBCCC) · Participating jurisdictions, healthcare and response agencies
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Businesses Nueces County offers a partnership opportunity for businesses to register and if approved, be eligible for essential employees to gain post disaster re-entry access to their place of business to assist in the restoration of infrastructure and recovery of the community. If you believe your business can help meet this need and are interested in submitting an application, Click Here.
By working with our local communities, all local businesses can be better prepared in advance of emergencies to help ensure business continuity and improve community resiliency. We also support a community wide program for all sectors to participate in preparedness.
Click Here to learn more about opportunities for businesses of all kinds to get engaged and be better prepared.
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Volunteers There are several volunteer groups operating in the Coastal Bend area and these groups can now register into the CBCAN Directory. Once registered many opportunities exists for these groups and their volunteers to participate in the CBCAN initiatives.
If you represent one of these key volunteer groups and want to sign-up, send an email to CBCAN and we can send you a secured link to complete the registration. Many of these groups are affiliated with Citizen Corps, but this not required for registration.
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We are always looking to expand our membership and have several exciting programs and tools that can help your community be better prepared. These include tools for sending mass notifications to your residents and staff, responder credentialing and issuing standardized IDs, volunteer management, community outreach, document publishing, resource sharing and improving physical security for facilities.
If you represent a jurisdiction or response agency, you are already eligible to participate, so if you’re interested in learning more about these CBCAN programs, you can contact us through the link below for more information:
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The technologies available in this dashboard are provided to participating government, public sector, public service, public safety and non-profit organization through The Alliance for Community Solutions (ACS). Follow us on Facebook. To find out more about i-INFOâ Solutions and even more communities, Click Here. |
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