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=== Specifications === | === Specifications === | ||
[[File:2018.06.05.BEECN cargo bike ad.jpg|alt=Picture of a cargo bike with a BEECN map on the side of the trailer|thumb|350x350px|'' | [[File:2018.06.05.BEECN cargo bike ad.jpg|alt=Picture of a cargo bike with a BEECN map on the side of the trailer|thumb|350x350px|''That one time in summer 2018 PBEM put a bigass BEECN map on a cargo bike and rode that around town.'' ]] | ||
Printed double sided and full color CYMK on Accent Opaque 80# cover card stock. Finishing size is 11 ½" x 6 ⅛". Approximately $.50 per piece at last print run in May 2022; reference P&D order #1240552. Krista Gust with the Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability completed layout and graphic design. | Printed double sided and full color CYMK on Accent Opaque 80# cover card stock. Finishing size is 11 ½" x 6 ⅛". Approximately $.50 per piece at last print run in May 2022; reference P&D order #1240552. Krista Gust with the Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability completed layout and graphic design. | ||
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== Pee+Poo Bucket Stickers == | == Pee+Poo Bucket Stickers == | ||
x | [[File:Two Bucket Toilet System.jpg|alt=You can use any 5-6 gallon bucket to separate your pee and poo.|thumb|350x350px|''You can use any 5-6 gallon bucket to separate your pee and poo. You can even use an old paint bucket. Read the Emergency Toilet Guidebook for suggestions about where to find free buckets in your community.'']] | ||
''The following text is quoted or paraphrased from the [https://rdpo.net/emergency-toilet Emergency Toilet Project] website. The Emergency Toilet Project is a project of the [https://rdpo.net/ Regional Disaster Preparedness Organization (RDPO)]:'' | |||
Several recent disasters in the United States have caused damage to portions of water and wastewater systems, leaving major metropolitan areas without access to clean water and flushable toilets for prolonged periods. Emergency managers, among others, have recognized a need to improve post-disaster sanitation management and educate communities on how best to manage human waste. | |||
The stickers are not to be used for commercial purposes. Anyone may use the materials for non-commercial purposes, as long as they site the source: "''Regional Disaster Preparedness Organization of the Portland Metropolitan Region, with funding from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security/Urban Areas Security Initiative (UASI) grant program."'' | |||
=== Specifications === | |||
PBEM does not publish this handout, but we place orders for them with our regional partners. Finishing size of each sticker is 13 ¼" x 8 ¼". Graphic was composed in Adobe Illustrator. | |||
=== Appropriate Use === | |||
The stickers were designed to be printed as stickers and placed on poo and pee buckets (the buckets should be two separate buckets). You can also print them on card stock or regular paper and use packing tape to affix them. | |||
=== Project History === | === Project History === | ||
In 2016, Sue Mohnkern of Washington County Public Health (in Oregon) led the RDPO’s Regional Disaster Sanitation Task Force to develop guidelines for disaster sanitation following a Cascadia Subduction Zone Earthquake. In 2017, the technical content created by that task force was passed to the RDPO’s Regional Disaster Preparedness Messaging Task Force under the initial leadership of Felicia Heaton, formerly of Portland Bureau of Emergency Management, and then Cynthia Valdivia, a bilingual outreach and multicultural public educator with Washington County Public Health. | |||
With the help of an Urban Areas Security Initiative (UASI) grant, the RDPO hired Portland-based consulting firm Barney and Worth to help transform the disaster sanitation guidelines into pre- and post- event educational tools. | |||
== 24-Week Family Preparedness Shopping List == | == 24-Week Family Preparedness Shopping List == | ||
