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Pittsburgh Alliance for Response The Alliance for Response Pittsburgh initiative provides a forum for information, cooperation, and communication among emergency management organizations, first responders, and cultural heritage institutions in the greater Pittsburgh and Southwestern Pennsylvania region. Our aim is to foster a cooperative approach to disaster preparedness, emergency management, and cultural heritage protection. |
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Alliance for Response Pittsburgh has been planning its 2012 schedule. The first of two spring programs is scheduled for April 20 at the University of Pittsburgh’s Thomas Boulevard Library Resource Facility. Participants will be given a tour of Pittsburgh’s 911 Operations Center followed by a group meeting. A second meeting is scheduled for May 4, which will focus on AFR Pittsburgh’s shared disaster supply cache. AFR Pittsburgh has also launched a Web site where visitors will find information on upcoming meetings, minutes from past events, and details on membership. In November 2011, AFR Pittsburgh held their fall meeting at The Mattress Factory Art Museum. The group toured the museum’s archival storage area and offered advice. In addition, the group learned about winterizing collections. Alliance for Response Pittsburgh’s new Steering Committee Chair , Miriam Meislik and Marketing/Membership Committee Chair, Miranda Nixon attended the July 2011 Alliance for Response National Leadership Institute in Denver. Click here to read Miranda Nixon’s notes The Pennsylvania Academic Library Consortium, Inc., a Pittsburgh Alliance for Response member institution, has received an NEH grant to help build a disaster supply cache for Pittsburgh-area cultural heritage organizations. Click here for more information. Click here to find useful materials from Pittsburgh's 2008 Kick-off Forum. |
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