BROCHURES
Earthquake Preparedness Activity Book (
en Espanol) [pdf]
PRESS RELEASES
Recent Quakes A Reminder of Possible Financial AftershocksCalifornians may be nonplussed by Tuesday’s 5.8-magnitude East Coast earthquake, but it should get their attention. More
Releases
Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Offer Grim Reminder that California Is Also VulnerableThe devastating earthquake and tsunami that have hit Japan are a grim reminder that the US is also susceptible to quakes. More
Releases
15 Years After Northridge, Have We Forgotten?
It
has been 15 years since the catastrophic 6.7 Northridge
earthquake. If a similar earthquake happened today the
financial impact could further devastate an already weakened California
economy. More
Releases
Shaken, But Not Stirred?
Only
12 percent of California homeowners currently own earthquake insurance
policies, potentially leaving millions of Californians financially
unprotected in the event of a catastrophic earthquake. More
Releases
ARTICLES & ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
The Earthquake Information Kit
Earthquakes
are a fact of life for anyone living and working in California. The
IINC Earthquake Information Kit is a unique, one-stop resource for
information on earthquakes.
Earthquake Safety: The Great ShakeOut
A
7-foot tall, baseball loving dinosaur taught local schoolchildren how
to "Drop Cover and Hold On" today to show how they can protect
themselves and their families when the Big One strikes.
Are You Financially Prepared For An Earthquake?
Earthquakes
have occurred in 39 states this century. Although 90 percent of
Americans live in areas considered seismically active, only a small
fraction purchase earthquake insurance.
California Earthquake insurance: Policies By CountyCalifornia
is a state criss-crossed by massive faults and smaller, lesser known
faults. Yet, in spite of the risks, approximately 12 percent of the
states' homeowners currently own earthquake insurance policies,
The EQ/IQ Quiz
How prepared are you for the next temblor? Take a moment to answer ten quick questions online and find out!
VIDEOS
Earthquake Safety
You
may be surprised how many things inside the home can be destroyed --
even kill you -- even though the structure of the home stays
intact.
Quicktime
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WEB LINKS
The Great Southern California ShakeOutCalifornia Earthquake AuthorityInstitute for Business and Home SafetyUS Geological SocietyEarthquake Country Alliance "Dare to Prepare"Southern California Earthquake CenterBack to
Disaster Central