The devastating and tragic 7.0 earthquake in Haiti on January 12th is a shocking reminder for all of us to be prepared for a major earthquake to strike the San Francisco Bay Area at any time.Store at least one gallon of water per person per day to last at least three days after a major disaster. Store additional water for houseguests and pets. Store water away from sunlight and heat and replace every six months. Learn more about getting prepared by visiting http://www.72hours.org/.
New Crystal Springs Bypass Tunnel Staffer Helping on the Ground in Haiti
Blake Rothfuss, a Lead Quality Assurance/Safety Inspector with Jacobs Associates on the New Crystal Springs Bypass Tunnel project in San Mateo is in Haiti serving as a Structures Specialist with FEMA's Urban Search & Rescue Team (USAR). His team checks buildings for victims and helps safely remove debris to access trapped survivors.
Blake Rothfuss, a Lead Quality Assurance/Safety Inspector with Jacobs Associates on the New Crystal Springs Bypass Tunnel project in San Mateo is in Haiti serving as a Structures Specialist with FEMA's Urban Search & Rescue Team (USAR). His team checks buildings for victims and helps safely remove debris to access trapped survivors.
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