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Training Schedule Currently scheduled classes are listed here. If you are interested in attending a training on a date not listed here, please visit the Get Ready websites of neighboring communities to see if their training dates will work better for you. |
ResourcesOur resource page contains a downloadable version of the Get Ready manual, presentation, supply checklist - as well as other resources associated with the program. |
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FAQ's We have listed some of the most frequently asked questions on this page to help you get an immediate answer to what might be a common question. How much does the program cost? What are the Prerequisites? Who is behind it all? These questions and more are answered here. |
Volunteer Want to contribute to the program? Get Ready Southern Marin encourages community members to get trained as trainers, and help spread the message to their neighbors. Find out more about this process by visiting this page. |
The Get Ready Program: What is It?
GET SMART!
Disaster professionals say the most important thing we can do is be prepared to survive for 72 hours in our homes. This first line of defense, called “Shelter in Place”, will save the most lives. To help you prepare, Southern Marin Fire Protection District and the Mill Valley Fire Department are offering a two-hour course to teach you what to do before, during and after a regional disaster.
GET TRAINED!
That’s all it takes – two hours. You owe it to your family. You owe it to your neighbors. You owe it to your community. Southern Marin is looking to become the first community in the nation to have 100% of our households certified and ready for disaster.
GET READY!
Sign up for the GET READY Disaster Preparedness Program by sending us an email at getready@cityofmillvalley.org (click here)
Get Ready Program History
The Get Ready Program was developed by the Tiburon Peninsula Disaster Preparedness Taskforce. Members of the Task Force consisted of representatives from the City of Belvedere, Town of Tiburon, Tiburon Fire District, Tiburon Peninsula Foundation and the Belvedere Community Foundation. The Program Manual was originally created by Susan Moxen for the City of Mill Valley. It has been edited and reformatted initially for the Tiburon Peninsula resident, and eventually for all residents of Marin County.
