This panel presentation will highlight three planning models evolving throughout Missouri for special needs sheltering. The panel members will share
their experiences planning for and, as necessary, implementing special needs shelters, as well as why the particular planning model is a fit within
their respective community. The panel members will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of their respective planning model, lessons learned and
their anticipated next steps.
Presenters:
Debra Bradley, Director of City of St. Joseph Health Department
dbradley@ci.st-joseph.mo.us
Chuck Kempf, ADA Coordinator, City of St. Joseph
ckempf@ci.st-joseph.mo.us
Jodi Waltman, Administrator, Phelps/Maries County Health Department
waltmj@lpha.mopublic.org
David Compton, Emergency Management Director, Barry County
lepc@mo-net.com
Paula Nickelson, Special Needs Population Liaison, Department of Health and Senior Services
Serving as Panel Facilitator
Paula.Nickelson@dhss.mo.gov
Learning Objectives:
As a result of this event, participants will:
- Identify three planning models evolving in the state for special needs sheltering.
- Understand the advantages and disadvantages of each planning model.
- Identify key factors to consider when determining which planning model might work best within the participant’s community.
- Identify the key players in each community for the special needs sheltering planning efforts and how to engage them in the planning process.
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