The Neighborhood Team Program

1. Neighborhood Preparedness and Organization with RYLAN
2. Personal and Family Preparedness
3. Responding to a Disaster in Your Neighborhood
4. Using Two-Way Radios to Efficiently Communicate
5. Disaster First-Aid and Medical Triage
6. Neighborhood Security and Situational AwarenessVisit our LAFD CERT Coordinators YouTube Channel:
   https://videos.ntp-la.orgIf you missed or want to re-watch our past trainings, please like, subscribe, and comment.
   • January Training: Organizing Your Neighborhood and Advanced Personal Preparedness
   • December Training: Neighborhood Resilience and Security AFTER the Disaster
   • November Training: Neighborhood Team Program – Los Angeles
   • October Training: CERT Forms and the Role of the Scribe
   • September Training: Leading Medical Response Teams
   • August Training: Disaster Medical Triage
   • July Training: CERT Staging Areas and Initial Response to a Disaster
   • June Training: Organizing and Leading Successful Teams

The Neighborhood Team Program (NTP) is a natural evolution of the Community Emergency Response Team training and fulfills the original intent of program’s designers.

If you haven’t yet, please sign up at:
https://join.ntp-la.org
to ensure that you get emails focused toward our local team building efforts and so our Coordinators can reach out to you and let you know about your Neighborhood Team Planning Meetings.

If you don’t sign up, we won’t know where to find you. And while you’re at it, please encourage your neighbors to sign up as well.
Our goals with the Neighborhood Team Program are:

To have a single place for community members to sign up to find out more about disaster preparedness (CERT training, Ready your LA Neighborhood / Map Your Neighborhood) and to put them in touch with their Battalion and Bureau Coordinators who will guide them along the process.
To have a standardized city-wide plan members can follow in their neighborhoods so that Battalion Chiefs know what CERT / Neighborhood Emergency Response Teams will be doing at the block level and can write us into their disaster plans.
To have a plan to get critical incidents from the block level up to the LAFD Battalion Command Posts via two-way radio when 9-1-1 is overloaded and cellphones don’t work.
To drill the plan city-wide annually so that we know it works and adjust the plans accordingly.