Suggested Guidelines for Coordinators
Suggested Guidelines for Coordinators
EQUIPMENT TO BE CONSIDERED:
FLASHLIGHT WITH GOOD BATTERIES ..... NOTEPAD ..... PENS OR
PENCILS ..... CHANGE FOR PAY PHONE (911 IS FREE) ..... MOBILE
PHONE ..... CB RADIO ..... FIRE EXTINGUISHER ..... FIRST-AID KIT .....
TAPE RECORDER ..... STREET MAP ..... anything else you would consider
to be essential for long or short distance driving, depending upon the street
conditions, weather, and temperature.
FOR YOUR SAFETY:
- DO NOT DRIVE IN ANY SET PATTERN.
- TWO PEOPLE PER VEHICLE CAN SEE MUCH MORE THAN A
SINGLE DRIVER.
- ALWAYS STAY ALERT TO BARKING DOGS, SCREAMS, AND
OTHER LOUD NOISES.
- BE CERTAIN YOU UNDERSTAND THE CIRCUMSTANCES BEFORE
YOU GET OUT OF YOUR VEHICLE TO OFFER ASSISTANCE.
- IF YOU HAVE A CB, BE CERTAIN SOMEONE ELSE KNOWS WHY,
WHEN, AND WHERE YOU EXIT YOUR VEHICLE.
- DON'T ALLOW YOUR VEHICLE TO BE SURROUNDED OR
BLOCKED BY OTHER VEHICLES OR PEOPLE.
- IF IN DOUBT ABOUT A SITUATION, NOTE DESCRIPTIONS OF PERSONS, VEHICLES, AND
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION THAT MAY BE IMPORTANT.
- NOTE TAG NUMBER(S) AND DESCRIPTION OF ANY SUSPICIOUS
VEHICLES.
CRIME IN PROGRESS .... DIAL 911
TO REPORT LESS VITAL INFORMATION OR CRIME PAST .... 368-9551 (in Topeka)
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