Residential Shelter In Place (FEMA 2002)

Department of Homeland Security
Federal Emergency Manaagement Agency
Residential Shelter In Place
AVA21190VNB1, January 2002
When industrial accidents occur public officials typically evacuate the public. In certain circumstances it is preferable to shelter people in their residences. In addition to staying indoors, people can increase their protection from chemicals.

[@chronawing7862]

How did I go from ap gov, to ants, to this video? KZbin holes continue to perplex me. But, now I am informed for the next chemical agent release.

[@bighairyfeet]

I'm realizing a chemical agent as I type this. Damn, no toilet paper.

[@espdp2]

Duck and cover is for tornadoes or a nuclear attack warning. Duct tape and plastic sheeting is for chemical dangers. Different threats, different responses.

[@sheilameagher3675]

Please rewatch (Minute 6 of the video), the duct tape and plastic is also for nuclear fall out.

[@patrickm5217]

I release chemical attacks the morning after taco bell

[@bighairyfeet]

I'm not sure picking the bathroom would be the best option. I mean, damn, what if to had to go poop and grandma was staying that weekend.

[@cynthiapowers3469]

Who's here after seeing new york has confirmed Corona virus

[@sarahgreen5700]

in my house. there is not a room without a window

[@sheilameagher3675]

Your bathroom is probably the best bet.

[@TheDixieDerg]

Same

[@ThunderboltFan2000]

Ahhhh the sweet sound of the Hi-Lo SiraTone signal

[@RBG-tr9ce]

I'm a retired police officer in Austin, Texas. Austin is a high tech center probably equal to California. I was sent to a first responder seminar here only to learn that the chemicals that the Tech companies and the University of Texas have stored could wipe out large portions of the area. I learned that if there is a major leak of some of the chemicals here a 15 mile radius should be evacuated. That's probably not going to happen. Head into the wind and don't stop.

[@jimrodgers9429]

A critical thing that FEMA fails to tell people about sheltering-in-place in a well-sealed inside room is this: People can die from carbon dioxide poisoning in such conditions in a short period of time. A 5'X8'X8' room that is completely sealed will provide four adults with enough oxygen to last only about five hours. A far better solution is to have a system that is allows a homeowner, apartment dweller, school, day care, hospital, business, command center, etc., to easily and economically RETROFIT existing space into a shelter-in-place with an approved, filtered air supply that will protect the occupants from radiological, biological, and chemical attacks or incidents and allow them to stay protected until the danger has passed or until evacuation routes are clear--even if its several days or even weeks, depending on the severity of the event. RBC Shield, LLC has been granted a patent for a product that will do all of that. But we're looking for a manufacturer to license the product and bring this vital, lifesaving product to market to populations around the world. Sound interesting? Visit www.rbcshield.com to learn more. Show less

[@MrGOLDENSHOT25]

I spent 6 months working a temp job at a hydrogen plant sitting smack in the middle of a town of 20k... I had to take training on how to tend to injured people inside the plant in the event of a leak or explosion... It should go without saying - if that plant had a leak or explosion, myself, every other employee and all 20k in that town would be dead before we even knew something went wrong. It's strange that we keep such dangerous things in close proximity to populations but there are reasons for everything.

[@bighairyfeet]

What kind of Chemicals would a college campus be storing? Thats insane!

[@RBG-tr9ce]

@@bighairyfeet My first year in law enforcement was at UT Police before I quit and went to the S.O. UT had a nuclear reactor in 1976, I dont know if it is still there. I retired in 2015.

[@sandycarty9115]

Oh the '90s!

[@SaMaknae]

2002*

[@hayleyscomet3447]

SaMaknae I mean the 90s didn’t TRULY end till 2003 2005ish

[@taylorwatson7932]

Hayley’s Comet When 9/11 happened, the party was over.

[@hayleyscomet3447]

Taylor Watson you right XD

[@carreraman8364]

the siren in the vid was a modulator old 2000s siren

[@Split.777]

What siren is at 0:49?

[@sl4983]

This is really good.

[@PLAYERSEDIT2000]

Bone-chilling! :D

[@cautionthisissparta]

When did duck and cover get replaced by duct tape and plastic sheeting?

[@sl4983]

When the situation was a release of chemical agents, like a chemical plant or something.

[@elijahtorres2688]

That’s only for Nuclear Attacks/Wars, Explosions, and Tornadoes that happen in areas. For Shelter-In-Place warnings, it only involves hazardous chemicals/oxygen being released into the air and posing a possible threat to life where people need to take protective actions to avoid being exposed to the hazardous chemicals/oxygen.

[@altha-rf1et]

Just think how big a person food banke will be right now if they just brought 6 months of long term food storage each year sense 2002

[@joseperez3842]

Air Partilcles are measured by Parts per millions or PPM.

[@LaurenEveCreates]

1:35 Eleanoria EAS Alarm. Also the Tailslandian EAS Alarm until Mid-2016, where it was replaced by the US EAS Alarm from then until March 2020, when COVID hit and a custom EAS Alarm was made up.

[@robloxian_yt7221]

I got 2 of these shelter in place warnings

[@Nanomaster828]

It's a good idea, but given an unlimited amount of money, I would go for the all purpose super shelter type thing (underground bunker, backup genny, armory, ect.)

[@Corgipon]

No SAME headers?

[@snazzy1050]

EAS has changed since 2002-2018.

[@elelanimations4736]

*HEY GIVE THAT BACK!!!!*

[@CalvinHodgson]

I think I am going to watch that old sexual harassment video in the recommendations after this. I hope it is just as corny and full of mullets.

[@jessiematthews2432]

That vest tho.

[@AwesomeDesertTrains]

Beep beep beep beep beep beep beep? **** that! This is the best way! bbbbbbeeeeeppp beeeeeeeeppp beeeeeeeeep 1050hz tone plays! Now that's the real way to warn people

[@cal4720]

I live in a city called SULPHUR, so I think that we’re breathing pollution 24/7.

[@PLAYERSEDIT2000]

Which sulphur lol, OK (Oklahoma), or LA (Louisiana)?

[@nws_of_cushing_ok7188]

Oooooo modulators Federal signal modulators

[@carreraman8364]

Ikr they are epic

[@altha-rf1et]

Duct Tape the doors and windows woman

[@kajiuman685]

brb

[@jspaintingservices3254]

Hahaha bulsits

[@bighairyfeet]

if this video were made in 2020, you would see disappointment if the alert were not real. Everyone wants the zombie apocalypse.

[@PLAYERSEDIT2000]

Omg zombies aint real stupidass