Address the following in your proposal of 1,000–1,250 words:
The Budget
Must include a breakdown of the various emergency supplies to be used in the event of an earthquake
Needs to include how many staff members will be needed to operate the emergency preparedness department
You should begin your proposal by identifying the population size being served by your public administration organization.
Identify any other factors about the population being served that are relevant to your overall proposal
Other factors may include the following:
Matters related to geography
Needs of a particular sub population
Regional weather patterns
Earthquake Policy
This policy needs to stipulate what emergency procedures need to be followed.
This policy should include the following:
The frequency of earthquake drills by all personnel
Responsibilities for stocking the earthquake supplies
A plan for maintaining the emergency preparedness budget
Identifying Challenges
What challenges might the organization face in implementing and maintaining the operations of the emergency earthquake preparedness? Explain in detail.
Remember to support all of your arguments with scholarly resources.
Be sure to reference all sources using APA style
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