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Topics Addressed Title URL Author Year Type of Resource Description Emergency

Management

California Tribal Emergency Management/Homeland Security

http://www.calema.ca.gov/WebPage/oeswebsite.n sf/Content/DF7E920749E35672882576260057F37F ?OpenDocument

California Emergency Management Agency and Inter‐Tribal Council of California, Inc.

Model Progam The purpose of CTEMHS is to enhance and develop the emergency management /homeland security capabilities of tribal governments for the preservation of life, land, and culture.

Emergency Management

California Tribal Nations Emergency Management Council

http://www.naaep.org/CTNEMC.html Native American Alliance for Emergency Preparedness

2003 Model Progam The California Tribal Nations Emergency Management Council (CTN‐ EMC) was created to increase the capacity of all California Tribal Nations to develop and sustain programs for all‐hazards

management through the use of education, information sharing, training, and technical assistance.

Emergency Management

Lessons Learned Information Sharing https://www.llis.dhs.gov/index.do Federal Emergency Management Agency Web site Lessons Learned Information Sharing (LLIS.gov) is a US Department of Homeland Security/Federal Emergency Management Agency program. LLIS.gov provides an online network of lessons learned, best practices, and innovative ideas for the emergency

best practices, and innovative ideas for the emergency management and homeland security communities. Emergency

Management

Recommended Professional Emergency Management Training (for staff of cultural heritage institutions)

http://www.heritagepreservation.org/lessons/cour ses.html

Heritage Preservation Training This site offers a list of free courses, most offered through FEMA's Independent Study Service, that teach official protocols and structure, terminology, and key local contacts for emergency response, whether students are assisting their own institutions or serving as part of a volunteer team.

Emergency Management Mitigation Planning

Preparing to Preserve http://www.heritagepreservation.org/PreparingtoP reserve.html

Heritage Preservation 2008 Publication (Download and Print)

"Preparing to Preserve" has three products: an Action Plan for integrating historic preservation concerns into emergency management systems, primarily at the state and local level; an "Emergency Planning Model Checklist for Historic Preservation"; and a "1‐2‐3 Guide to Building Relationships with Emergency Officials."

Emergency Alliance for Response http://www heritagepreservation org/AfR/index ht Heritage Preservation Model Program Alliance for Response is a national program on cultural heritage and

Emergency Managment Planning

Alliance for Response http://www.heritagepreservation.org/AfR/index.ht ml

Heritage Preservation Model Program Alliance for Response is a national program on cultural heritage and disaster management. Through a series of local Forums, it builds bridges between the cultural heritage and emergency response communities before disasters happen. The Forums lead to new partnerships, policies, and cooperative planning efforts. Emergency

Managment Planning

Coordinated Statewide Emergency Preparedness (COSTEP)

http://costepma.groupieguide.com/ Northeast Document Conservation Center

Model Progam COSTEP is a planning tool designed to bring together cultural resource institutions with emergency management agencies and first responders. It provides a blueprint for preparing for area‐wide disasters and building alliances with federal, state, and local emergency management agencies.

Emergency Management Planning

Intergovernmental Preparedness for Essential Records

http://www.statearchivists.org/iper/ Council of State Archivists 2010 Training The IPER project consists of Web‐ and CD‐based training for state and local governments nationwide on Records Emergency

Preparedness and Response. Teams that deliver the training in each state can insert state‐specific information into the established curriculum, including resources for tribal staff.

Emergency Management Response and Recovery

National Response Framework Resource Center: Glossary

http://www.fema.gov/emergency/nrf/glossary.htm Federal Emergency Management Agency 2008 Web site This reference document contains definitions of key terms as they are applied within the National Response Framework (NRF). The NRF establishes a comprehensive, national, all‐hazards approach to domestic incident response.

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Topics Addressed Title URL Author Year Type of Resource Description Emergency

Management Tribal

Emergency Management Institute: Training for Tribal Representatives

http://www.fema.gov/government/tribal/training.s htm

Federal Emergency Management Agency Training FEMA offers courses for tribal leaders and representatives on emergency management principles, operations, and systems: 580 Emergency Management Framework for Tribal Governments E581 Emergency Management Operations for Tribal Governments E344 Mitigation for Tribal Officials

IS 650 Building Partnerships with Tribal Governments is designed for state and local emergency managers who work with tribal governments.

Emergency Management Tribal

FEMA National Advisory Committee Tribal Sub‐ Committee

http://www.fema.gov/government/tribal/index.sht m

Federal Emergency Management Agency 2010 Policy FEMA is developing a detailed plan of action to implement Executive Order 13175, Consultation and Coordination with Indian Tribal Governments, signed in 2010 and designed to establish regular and meaningful tribal consultation and collaboration regular and meaningful tribal consultation and collaboration. Existing policies and programs will be reviewed and revised as well.

Funding Before and After Disasters: Federal Funding for

Cultural Institutions

http://www.heritagepreservation.org/PDFS/Disast er.pdf

Provides information on 15 federal grant and loan programs to help cultural institutions and historic sites prepare for and recover from disasters. Many programs do not fund government agencies but might apply to private 501(c)(3) tribal museums, archives, libraries, or culture centers.

Funding Foundation Grants for Preservation in

Libraries, Archives, and Museums

http://www.loc.gov/preserv/foundtn‐grants.html Library of Congress 2010 Publication (Download) This publication lists 2,270 grants of $5,000 or more awarded by 505 foundations since 2005. It covers grants to public, academic, research, school, and special libraries, and to archives and museums for activities related to conservation and preservation, including disaster recovery and fire suppression.

Funding Guide to Navigating Federal Emergency

Management Agency and Small Business Administration Disaster Aid for Cultural Institutions

http://www.heritagepreservation.org/federal Heritage Preservation 2008 Publication (Download and Print)

This booklet includes a summary of federal recovery funding regulations as they affect cultural heritage resources; state emergency management agency contact information; reprints of relevant FEMA, SBA, and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) policies and procedures; and two copies each of required FEMA, SBA, and IRS forms.

Funding Institute of Museum and Library Services

Grants for Federally Recognized Native American Tribes

http://www.imls.gov/applicants/institution.shtm#t ribe

Institute of Museum and Library Services 2010 Web site The Institute of Museum and Library Services is the primary source of federal support for the nation’s libraries and museums. Several types of grants are available to federally recognized tribal nations.

Funding Preservation Assistance Grants http://www.neh.gov/grants/guidelines/pag.html National Endowment for the Humanities 2010 Web site Preservation Assistance Grants help small and mid‐sized institutions

such as libraries, museums, historical societies, archival repositories, cultural organizations, town and county records offices,, and collegesg and universities improvep their abilityy to preserve and care for their humanities collections.

Funding Response and Recovery

Disaster Assistance Policy 9524.6

Collections and Individual Object Eligibility

http://www.fema.gov/government/grant/pa/9524 _6.shtm

Federal Emergency Management Agency 2008 Policy This policy outlines the criteria by which FEMA determines the eligibility of collections and individual objects, and the eligible work and costs related to the treatment of these collections and

individual objects. The policy is applicable to all major disasters declared by the President.

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Topics Addressed Title URL Author Year Type of Resource Description Funding

Tribal

National Park Service Tribal Heritage Grants http://www.nps.gov/history/hps/tribal/ National Park Service Web site The National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 authorizes grants to Federally recognized Indian tribes for cultural and historic

preservation projects. These grants assist Indian Tribes, Alaskan Natives, and Native Hawaiian Organizations in protecting and promoting their unique cultural heritage and traditions.

Mitigation City of Tulsa Multi‐Hazard Mitigation Plan:

Historic Preservation and Cultural Resources Annex

http://www.preservationnation.org/resources/trai ning/npc/additional‐resources/2008‐tulsa/session‐ handouts‐tulsa/Expect‐the‐Worst‐Flanagan‐2008‐ NTHP‐Conference‐Presentation.pdf

City of Tulsa, OK 2009 Model Program Policy

The annex provides 5‐year guidance for ensuring that the city of Tulsa and other partners implement mitigation activities that preserve and enhance the community's historic and cultural resources. The planning process has included Oklahoma's tribal nations.

Mitigation Disaster Mitigation for Historic Structures:

Protection Planning

http://www.1000friendsofflorida.org/PUBS/Histori calDisater/ManualFinal pdf

1000 Friends of Florida; Florida Department of State Division of

2008 Publication (Download and Print)

The manual’s focus is on actual mitigation options for historic structures identified and evaluated by historic preservation and Protection Planning calDisater/ManualFinal.pdf Department of State, Division of

Historical Resources; Florida Division of Emergency Management

Print) structures, identified and evaluated by historic preservation and emergency management professionals, building code officials, and engineers. The manual makes the selection of appropriate mitigation solutions for historic properties easier and more timely.

Mitigation Integrating Historic Property and Cultural

Resource Considerations into Hazard Mitigation Planning (FEMA 386‐6)

http://www.fema.gov/plan/ehp/hp/fema386‐ 6.shtm

Federal Emergency Management Agency 2005 Publication (Download and Print)

This publication shows communities, step‐by‐step, how to develop and then implement pre‐disaster and mitigation planning strategies for their historic properties and cultural resources. While the emphasis is on the built environment, this guide also addresses the mitigation of cultural heritage, including museum collections, works of art, books, and documents.

Mitigation Protect Your Property or Business from http://www.fema.gov/plan/prevent/howto/index.s Federal Emergency Management Agency 2009 Web site This Web site offers an index to FEMA publications available to

Mitigation Protect Your Property or Business from

Disaster

http://www.fema.gov/plan/prevent/howto/index.s htm#4

Federal Emergency Management Agency 2009 Web site This Web site offers an index to FEMA publications available to order or download about mitigating potential property damage from all‐hazards, earthquakes, fire, flooding, and high winds. Most resources are 2‐page information sheets.

Mitigation Planning

MayDay http://www.heritagepreservation.org/PROGRAMS/ TFlessons/MayDay.html

Heritage Emergency National Task Force Model Progam MayDay is a national initiative that encourages archives, libraries, museums, and arts and historic preservation organizations to do "one thing" for emergency preparedness. Tribal historic

preservation officers are invited to participate annually.

Mitigation Response and Recovery

Disaster Mitigation Planning Assistance Website

http://matrix.msu.edu/~disaster/ Library of Congress Preservation Directorate, Center for Great Lakes Culture, and California Preservation Program

Web site This Web site contains sample resources and disaster plans contributed by cultural institutions to assist in emergency planning.

Planning Building an Emergency Plan: A Guide for http://www getty edu/conservation/publications/p Getty Conservation Institute 1999 Publication (Download) This guide offers a disaster planning manual with case studies

Planning Building an Emergency Plan: A Guide for

Museums and Other Cultural Institutions

http://www.getty.edu/conservation/publications/p df_publications/emergency_plan.pdf

Getty Conservation Institute 1999 Publication (Download) This guide offers a disaster planning manual with case studies. Available as a PDF.

Planning CCI Notes http://www.cci‐icc.gc.ca/crc/notes/index‐eng.aspx Canadian Conservation Institute 1995 Publication (Download) The CCI Notes provide Practical advice about issues and questions

related to the care, handling, and storage of cultural objects, including emergency preparedness. Many Notes are illustrated, and provide bibliographies as well as suggestions for contacting

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Topics Addressed Title URL Author Year Type of Resource Description

Planning Curatorial Safety Messages http://www.nps.gov/history/museum/safety/index

.htm

National Park Service Museum Management Program

2005 Publication (Download) Safety messages include: Annual Fire Extinguisher Training, Fire Evacuation, and Proper Lighting for Museum Safety.

Planning Disaster Planning for Florida's Historic

Resources

http://www.1000fof.org/PUBS/disaster/manual2.p df

1000 Friends of Florida; Florida Department of State, Division of Historical Resources; Florida Division of Emergency Management

This handbook outlines steps to integrate historic resource protection into the local disaster planning process.

Planning dPlan: Online Disaster Planning Tool http://dplan.org/ Northeast Document Conservation

Center

dPlan is a free online tool that simplifies the process of writing a disaster plan by using a comprehensive fill‐in‐the‐blank template. Once completed, dPlan generates a printed disaster plan specific to the institution, and it can be updated continuously.

Planning CalPreservation Emergency Preparedness and http://calpreservation.org/disasters/ California Preservation Program 2005 Web site This site provides a Generic Disaster Workbook to assist institutions

Planning CalPreservation Emergency Preparedness and

Response Resources

http://calpreservation.org/disasters/ California Preservation Program 2005 Web site This site provides a Generic Disaster Workbook to assist institutions in writing disaster plans, a sample Library Disaster Plan Exercise, and a Disaster Plan Template.

Planning Museum Handbook, Part I: Museum

Collections, Chapter 10: Emergency Planning

http://www.nps.gov/history/museum/publications /MHI/mushbkI.html

National Park Service 2000 Publication (Download and Print)

This document provides guidance on, and outlines procedures for, the care and preventive conservation for all disciplines and

materials represented by NPS collections. Much of the information, particularly about emergency planning, applies to collecting institutions of all types.

Planning Plan Ahead http://www.fema.gov/plan/index.shtm Federal Emergency Management Agency 2009 Web site Plan Ahead is FEMA's main Web page for links to tools and

publications to help individuals, property owners, and businesses prepare for disasters.

Planning Weather Safety Fact Sheets: Hurricanes,

Floods, Thunderstorms, Winter Storms

http://www.nws.noaa.gov/om/brochures.shtml National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

Publication (Download) NOAA has many brochures and outreach materials to increase the public’s awareness of weather safety and emergency preparedness. Many of the tips in these brochures apply to cultural resources.

Planning Response and Recovery

Campbell Center http://www.campbellcenter.org/pages/collections. html#emergencyprep

Campbell Center Training This training center offers an annual course on emergency preparedness, response, and recovery that also includes hands‐on salvage.

Connecting to Collections: Guide to Online Resources

http://imls.gov/collections/resources/prepare_resp .htm

Institute of Museum and Library Services 2009 Web site The Guide to Online Resources is a companion to the IMLS Connecting to Collections Bookshelf, a core set of books, DVDs, online resources, and an annotated bibliography.

Conserve O Grams http://www.nps.gov/history/museum/publications /conserveogram/cons_toc.html

National Park Service 1993‐2009 Publication (Download and Print)

Conserve O Grams are leaflets containing concise guidance on security, fire, and disaster response and recovery from the collections care perspective.

Emergency Preparedness and Response Toolkit http://nnlm.gov/ep/ National Network of Libraries of Medicine 2009 Web site The Toolkit is an emergency preparedness resource for libraries, including disaster stories, model assistance agreements sample disaster plans, and disaster news.

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Topics Addressed Title URL Author Year Type of Resource Description Planning

Response and Recovery

Emergency Response Resources http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/emres/flood.htm l

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

2009 Web site This Web site provides links to information about hazards associated with storm and flood cleanup. The information is intended to help employers and workers prepare in advance for anticipated response activities and to prevent work‐related injuries and illnesses in the field once rescue, recovery, and clean‐up begin.

Field Guide to Emergency Response https://www.heritagepreservation.org/catalog/pro duct.asp?IntProdID=33

The Field Guide provides step‐by‐step instructions tailored to the scope of an emergency at cultural institutions. It includes advice for forming a response team, object salvage and stabilization, and a DVD showing salvage steps. The guide includes a Rapid Collections Assessment Form and a shopping list of essential supplies. Portions are available to view or print on the Web.

Heritage Emergency National Task Force: Cooperative Disaster Network List

http://www.heritagepreservation.org/PROGRAMS/ TFDisasterNetworks.html

Heritage Preservation 2010 Publication (Download) A list of local cooperative disaster assistance networks across the U.S.

Heritage Emergency National Task Force: Resources for Emergency Planning and Preparedness

http://www.heritagepreservation.org/PROGRAMS/ TFPlanPrepare.html

Heritage Preservation 2010 Web site A central source for cultural institutions and the general public about planning for disasters affecting cultural resources or family heirlooms. It contains information and tools to help you become familiar with possible hazards, develop emergency plans, train staff and volunteers, and get to know emergency responders.

Heritage Emergency National Task Force: Resources for Response and Recovery

http://www.heritagepreservation.org/PROGRAMS/ TFRespRecover.html

Heritage Preservation 2010 Web site This Web site is a central source for cultural institutions and the general public about responding to disasters affecting cultural resources or family heirlooms. It contains resources for dealing with disasters and managingg g recoveryy efforts,, includingg informational news releases and streaming 'how to' salvage videos.

Primer for Disaster Preparedness http://www.nps.gov/history/museum/publications /primer/primintro.html

National Park Service 1993 Web site This primer discusses how to plan for, salvage, and care for paper objects in emergencies such as fire, flood, and earthquake.

Natural Disasters: Preparedness, Planning and Response

http://www.preservationnation.org/resources/tec hnical‐assistance/disaster‐recovery/

National Trust for Historic Preservation 2010 Web site This Web site provides links to essential resources that can help historic preservation organizations, governments, or individuals prepare for and respond to natural disasters.

Northern States Conservation Center http://www.collectioncare.org/ Northern States Conservation Center Training This center offers online training courses for cultural heritage professionals that address emergency preparedness and response.

Planning Pocket Response Plan (PReP) http://www statearchivists org/prepare/framewor Council of State Archivists 2006 Publication (Download and The Pocket Response Plan (PReP)™ is a concise document for

Pocket Response Plan (PReP) http://www.statearchivists.org/prepare/framewor k/prep.htm

Council of State Archivists 2006 Publication (Download and Print)

The Pocket Response Plan (PReP)™ is a concise document for recording essential information needed by staff in case of a disaster. It can be customized for institutions and individuals, and it fits in a pocket or wallet. On one side is an Emergency

Communication Directory with key contact information; the other side contains an Emergency Response Checklist.

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Topics Addressed Title URL Author Year Type of Resource Description Planning

Preparing Protecting and Preserving Family Treasures

http://www.loc.gov/preserv/familytreasures/index. html

Library of Congress 2009 Web site This Web site includes general collections salvage tips and video demonstrations for a variety of object types.

Preservation Leaflets: Emergency Management http://www.nedcc.org/resources/leaflets.list.php Northeast Document Conservation Center

2007 Publication (Download) The leaflets cover a wide range of emergency topics, including fire detection and suppression, disaster planning, and object salvage.

Records Emergency Information: State, Local, and Tribal Governments

http://www.archives.gov/preservation/records‐ emergency/state‐tribal‐local.html

National Archives Administration Web site Records emergency links for State, Tribal, and Local Governments

Regional Alliance for Preservation (RAP) http://www.rap‐arcc.org/index.php Regional Alliance for Preservation Outreach Training

RAP's 15 member organizations are located throughout the United States and provide a comprehensive network of services to assist museums, libraries, and archives with conservation and

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preservation needs. Most conduct workshops on emergency planning and response, and some provide 24‐hour disaster assistance.

Working With Emergency Responders: Tips for Cultural Institutions

https://www.heritagepreservation.org/catalog/pro duct.asp?intProdID=39

This poster provides advice for cultural institutions on how to find and build relationships with local emergency responders and interact with responders before, during, and after an emergency.

Reference A Public Trust at Risk: The Heritage Health

Index Report on the State of America's Collections

https://www.heritagepreservation.org/catalog/pro duct.asp?intProdID=30

"A Public Trust at Risk" summarizes the findings of the Heritage Health Index survey, which gathered collections data from over 3,300 archives, libraries, historical societies, museums,

archaeological repositories, and scientific research organizations. Data for institutions with tribal governance was collected.

Reference Archeology Technical Briefs http://www.nps.gov/history/archeology/pubs/tech

Br/index.htm

National Park Service 2008 Publication (Download) The Archeology Technical Briefs provide assistance for caring for archeological collections.

Reference Cataclysm and Challenge: Impact of September

11, 2001, on Our Nation's Cultural Heritage

http://www.heritagepreservation.org/NEWS/Catac lysm.htm

This report offers the first comprehensive study of the loss of cultural and historic resources resulting from the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. The report features findings from a survey of 122 collecting institutions in Lower Manhattan and

recommendations on emergency planning.

Reference Federal Preservation Institute https://www.historicpreservation.gov/web/14501/

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National Park Service 2010 Web site The Federal Preservation Institute provides historic preservation news and information, with particular emphasis on information and training opportunities for Federal agency preservation officers, their staff, and contractors.

Reference Heritage Health Index: Chapter 7, Emergency

Planning and Security

http://www.heritagepreservation.org/HHI/HHIchp 7.pdf

This report provides detailed results from survey questions related to emergency preparedness with recommendations. One major finding was that 80% of collecting institutions do not have an emergency or disaster plan that includes collections, or staff trained to carry it out.

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Topics Addressed Title URL Author Year Type of Resource Description

Reference History and Culture: How To Guides http://www.nps.gov/history/howto.htm#arch National Park Service 2009 Publication (Download and

Print)

The National Park Service has developed technical guidance, publications, and training to share its expertise in documenting historic buildings and structures. Many of these tools for museum management, archeological site management, and historic building preservation are listed here.

Reference Managing Archeological Collections Online

Course

http://www.nps.gov/history/archeology/collection s/index.htm

National Park Service 2007 Training This distance learning course is designed to assist those who are interested in, or need to learn more about, preserving and managing archeological collections over the long term.

Reference National Register of Historic Places http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/ National Park Service Web site The National Register of Historic Places is the official list of the

Nation's historic places worthy of preservation. Authorized by the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, the National Register of Historic Places is part of a national program to coordinate and support efforts to identify, evaluate, and protect America's historic and archeological resources.

Reference Preservation and Management Guidelines for

Vanishing Treasures Resources

http://www.nps.gov/history/history/online_books/ rmr/treasure_resource.pdf

These broad guidelines are for creating preservation and management plans for a wide variety cultural resources.

Reference Preservation Briefs http://www.nps.gov/history/hps/tps/briefs/presbh

om.htm

National Park Service 2010 Publication (Download) The Preservation Briefs provide guidance on preserving, rehabilitating and restoring historic buildings.

Reference Preservation Technical Notes http://www.nps.gov/history/hps/tps/technotes/tn

home.htm

National Park Service 2010 Publication (Download) The Preservation Tech Notes provide practical information on traditional practices and innovative techniques for successfully maintaining and preserving cultural resources.

maintaining and preserving cultural resources.

Reference Technical Preservation Services, Technical

Publications

http://www.nps.gov/history/hps/tps/publications. htm

National Park Service 2010 Web site Technical Preservation Services publishes state‐of‐the‐art information about responsible methods of caring for historic buildings.

American Institute for Conservation Collections Emergency Response Team

http://www.conservation‐

us.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Page.viewPage&page Id=695

American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works

Outreach AIC‐CERT is a team of 60 cultural heritage professionals trained to respond to disasters at cultural heritage institutions. Teams of conservators have also been deployed internationally.

Disaster Recovery Resources http://www.ncptt.nps.gov/category/disaster‐ recovery/

National Center for Preservation Training and Technology

2009 Web site This Web site provides links to disaster recovery resources across the Web.

Emergency Response and Salvage Wheel https://www.heritagepreservation.org/catalog/Wh eel1.htm

Heritage Preservation 2005 Publication (In Print Only) This slide‐chart provides action steps outlining critical stages of disaster response, such as stabilizing the environment and assessing damage, and salvage steps that provide practical tips for nine types of collections: books and documents, photographs, electronic records, paintings, and more. Also available in Spanish.

Find a Conservator http://www.conservation‐

us.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Page.viewPage&page Id=495&parentID=472

American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works

2010 Web site This online tool helps users identify and locate professional conservation services from all across the United States and abroad.

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Topics Addressed Title URL Author Year Type of Resource Description Response and

Recovery

Heritage Emergency National Task Force: 24‐ hour Disaster Assistance List

http://www.heritagepreservation.org/PROGRAMS/ TFRAP.htm

Heritage Preservation 2009 Web site A list of regional conservation and preservation organizations available to offer free technical assistance and information to cultural institutions and the public throughout the United States about salvaging collections and family treasures.

Information for Owners of Damaged Buildings Following a Natural Disaster

http://www.hpo.ncdcr.gov/disaster.htm North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office

Web site This Web site provides links to resources that assist historic property owners in recovering from a natural disaster. Response and

Recovery

Information on Major Disasters http://heritagepreservation.org/PROGRAMS/TFcur rent.html

Heritage Preservation 2010 Web site This web page of the Heritage Emergency National Task Force documents damage and response that impact multiple cultural institutions. The page provides resource information for affected institutions, including contact information for state and tribal historic preservation officers basic response and salvage advice historic preservation officers, basic response and salvage advice, and an archive of past disasters.

National Response Framework http://www.fema.gov/emergency/nrf/ Federal Emergency Management Agency 2008 Policy The National Response Framework (NRF) provides for a unified national response to disaster. It defines the roles and structures that help governmental and nongovernmental partners work together. Emergency Support Function (ESF) #11 of the NRF addresses the protection of natural and cultural resources and historic properties. The Tribal Relations Support Annex describes policies and operations for effective coordination of federal incident management activities with those of tribal governments.

Wet Recovery http://www.nps.gov/hfc/products/cons/wet‐ recovery htm

This Web site provides resources for the recovery of wet collections

Recovery recovery.htm Print) collections.

Rapid Building and Site Assessment Form www.ncptt.nps.gov/pdf/Rapid_Building_Site_Asses sment.pdf

National Center for Preservation Training and Technology, National Park Service

Publication (Download and Print)

This form allows for quick assessment of damage to historic buildings and sites following a disaster.

Salvage Operations for Water Damaged Archival Collections

http://cool.conservation‐

us.org/waac/wn/wn19/wn19‐2/wn19‐206.html

Betty Walsh 2008 Publication (Download) This publication provides in‐depth guidance on salvaging archival collections from water. An accompanying chart shows how types of materials should be prioritized for salvage; it also provides handling precautions and recommended packing and drying methods.

Salvage Procedures for Wet Items http://www.mnhs.org/preserve/conservation/eme rgency.html

Minnesota Historical Society 2010 Publication (Download and Print)

This publication provides recommendations for saving damaged family collectibles, paper, books, photographs, textiles, and ceramic, wood or metal items.

FLICC Disaster Recovery Contract Guidelines http://www.loc.gov/flicc/about/FLICC%20WGs/dia ster/FLICC%20Disaster%20Recovery%20Contract% 20Guidelines.pdf

Federal Library and Information Center Committee

This document is a draft of proposed guidelines for Disaster Recovery Contract that the FLICC Disaster Preparedness Working Group developed for Federal Agencies, especially Federal libraries, information centers, and archives, but also serves as a good example of the type of issues that should be addressed in such a contract.

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Topics Addressed Title URL Author Year Type of Resource Description Response and

Recovery

Technical Training Bulletins: Salvage http://ccaha.org/index.php/publications/technical‐ bulletins

Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts

These bulletins address disaster recovery needs integral to

operating any collection‐holding institution. Each technical bulletin takes you step‐by‐step from response through recovery and includes information such as disaster preparedness, recovery procedures, and hazardous situations.

Tribal American Indian Liaison Office http://www.nps.gov/ailo/ National Park Service Outreach The mission of the American Indian Liaison Office is to improve

relationships between American Indian Tribes, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians and the National Park Service through consultation, outreach, technical assistance, education, and advisory services.

Tribal Arizona State Museum: American Indian http://www.statemuseum.arizona.edu/aip/index.s Arizona State Museum Training The American Indian Programs office was created in the fall of 1998

Programs html with the first full time staff devoted to developing programs for,

and maintaining relationships with, American Indian tribes in the southwest.

Tribal Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and

Museums Workshops

http://www.atalm.org/ Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums

Training ATALM sponsors workshops and conferences for tribal archives, libraries, and museums. A comprehensive needs assessment of tribal cultural institutions is underway.

Tribal COOP Training for Tribal Representatives http://www.fema.gov/government/tribal/training.s

htm

Federal Emergency Management Agency Training In 2010 Tribal representatives were trained to deliver the COOP Training course to other tribal emergency coordinators. The curriculum has been developed specifically to address tribal needs for Continuity of Operations and Plans(COOP).

Tribal Federal, State, and Tribal Historic Preservation

Programs and Officers

http://www.achp.gov/programs.html Advisory Council on Historic Preservation 2010 Web site This web site includes links to Federal policies regarding Tribal Historic Preservation programs under the National Historic

Programs and Officers Historic Preservation programs under the National Historic

Preservation Act.

Tribal Go Learn Knowledge Portal: Working

Effectively with Tribal Governments Course

http://www.golearn.gov/ U.S. Office of Personnel Management 2010 Training This course introduces users to concepts essential to understanding the unique political status of federally recognized Indian Tribes and provides links to various federal statutes that pertain to Indian tribes.

Tribal National Association of Tribal Historic

Preservation Officers Web site

http://www.nathpo.org/mainpage.html National Association of Tribal Historic Preservation Officers

Web site Founded in 1998, the Association is a national non‐profit membership organization of Tribal government officials who implement federal and tribal preservation laws. NATHPO's purpose is to support the preservation, maintenance, and revitalization of the culture and traditions of Native peoples.

Tribal National Native Museum Training Program http://nathpo.org/NNMTP/index.html National Association of Tribal Historic

Preservation Officers

Training The Training Program will offer one security course (Introduction to Museum Security) in March 2011. This phase of the training program is funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services program is funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services through 2011.

Tribal Seminole Tribe of Florida Tribal Historic

Resources Office Emergency Plan

http://www.ahtahthiki.com/pdf/museum_emerge ncy_plan_2009.pdf

Seminole Tribe of Florida Ah‐Tah‐Thi‐Ki Museum

Publication (Download and Print)

This Emergency Plan is an all‐hazards plan that establishes the framework for the management of natural, man‐made, or

technological incidents that may affect the Ah‐Tah‐Thi‐Ki Museum. It provides the structure and mechanisms for coordination of internal functions and external support and for protecting against and recovering from interruptions to the Museum’s continuity of