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Home My WebLink About2016-069O. EMERGENCY SUPPORT FUNCTION #15 VOLUNTEERS AND DONATIONS PRIMARY AGENCY: United Way of Indian River County SUPPORT AGENCY: SAFER Indian River and their Member Organizations I. INTRODUCTION A. Purpose The purpose of this ESF is to provide for the coordinated use of volunteer (organizations and individuals)support and distribution of donated goods and services to meet the needs of the area impacted by a disaster. B. Scope The scope is two-fold: to coordinate response/recovery efforts as related to volunteers (pre-assigned and convergent) and to assure the expeditious response/recovery delivery of donated goods to the affected area. 1. Establishing a Volunteer Reception Center (VRC) where large numbers of volunteers can be efficiently processed and referred to areas in need of services. 2. Develop an efficient way to register, screen, and interview unaffiliated volunteers. 3. Develop procedures for documenting activities, training, expenses, volunteer hours, dollar value of donated time, skills, and success stories. 4. Conduct just-in-time training for volunteers. 5. Develop a demobilization plan for how the VRC will be phased out when it is no longer needed. 6. Coordinating with their support agency to provide volunteers to serve as operators for the ESF #15 phone bank located in the EOC. Operators will field calls concerning volunteers and donation of goods. Indian River County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan Annex I - Page ESF#15-1 Updated/Approved July 17, 2015 7. Referring all volunteers to the Volunteer Reception Center located at the United Way of Indian River County. 8. Maintaining contact with the ESF #15 desk at the EOC. 9. Tracking resource requests and matching with client need. 10. Maintaining a current roster of support agencies/personnel. 11. Maintaining a list of support organizations' capabilities and resources for use in response and recovery actions. 12. Coordinating a need for volunteers with the Volunteer Reception Center. 11. POLICIES A. The resources available to ESF#15 will be utilized to assist individuals with unmet needs. Basic policies which will determine operational procedures are: 1. Determining the areas with the greatest need will be based upon the needs assessment provided by the initial and subsequent damage assessments provided by the Indian River County Emergency Management Division, and input from the American Red Cross. 2. Public information materials regarding resources needed/not needed will be distributed. 3. A complete database will be maintained to assure prompt allocation of available resources. 4. Once local resources have been exhausted, State assistance will be requested through the Emergency Operations Center. 111. SITUATION A. Disaster Condition A significant natural or man made event which is beyond the capability of local jurisdictions to respond. Impact on local manpower and resources, as well as an overwhelming public response would necessitate an organized utilization of volunteers and donations. Indian River County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan Annex I - Page ESF#15-2 Updated/Approved July 17, 2015 B. Planning Assumptions 1. Once emergency conditions subside, individuals and relief organizations from outside the disaster area will begin to collect materials and supplies to assist the devastated region. 2. Individuals and organizations will feel compelled to go to the area to offer assistance. 3. When these situations occur, a need for an organized response is imperative. 4. Local volunteer groups will experience a deficit in some, if not all, areas. This will necessitate state and possible federal assistance. IV. CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS A. General The primary function of ESF#15 is to coordinate volunteers and donations to meet the needs of the affected area. Volunteer coordinators at the United Way of Indian River will set up a staging area to receive all volunteers. ESF #15 will assign their support agency to allocate volunteers to staff the phone bank located at the EOC. The goal is to meet the unmet needs of the community. B. Organization This ESF will be tasked with coordinating staffing at both the EOC and the volunteer reception center. The United Way of Indian River will assign a liaison from their support agency to staff the ESF#15 desk in the EOC. This liaison will coordinate all ESF #15 activities with ESF #5 (Information and Planning) to advise the status and response capabilities. This ESF may be operational beyond the time of EOC operations. C. Notification The IRCDEM will provide notification for each ESF's primary agency. A representative from the primary agency will in turn notify each support agency and/or volunteer agency, as required. Indian River County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan Annex I - Page ESF#15-3 Updated/Approved July 17, 2015 D. Post-Monetary Donations If requested, the United Way of Indian River County will serve as the fiscal agent for a local disaster fund. This fund will enable the community and others to direct monetary disaster relief donations to support recovery efforts in Indian River County. Additionally, if requested, the United Way will serve as the fiscal agent for any disaster relief funds made available to Indian River County from outside the community. D. Response Actions 1. Initial Actions a. Upon notification of an EOC activation, the lead agency for ESF #15 (United Way of Indian River County) will notify their support agency (SAFER Indian River) to recruit staff for the ESF #15 desk at the EOC. b. ESF #15 will coordinate the availability of personnel and resources for staffing the Volunteer Reception Center. C. A representative from the Volunteer Reception Center will report to the EOC to check out the VRC go-kit and prepare for staging immediately following impact. 2. Response Actions An organized response effort is vital to the successful delivery of goods and services. a. A phone bank has been established in the ESF #15 ancillary office at the EOC to accept incoming calls for donations and volunteers. The phone numbers will be relayed to ESF #14 (Public Information)for immediate dissemination to the public. b. ESF #15 will assign a volunteer from their support agency to inventory, update and maintain a database of offers for/needs for goods and services. d. ESF #15 will assign a volunteer from their support agency to match donated goods and services with the unmet needs requests received. Indian River County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan Annex I - Page ESF#15-4 Updated/Approved July 17, 2015 e. ESF #15 will coordinate press releases for donations of volunteer resources with ESF #14. E. Recovery Actions 1. Initial Actions a. Using the materials included in the VRC go-kit, the Volunteer Reception Center may be activated by ESF#15 depending on the location, scope and magnitude of the event. All staging areas will be staffed by assigned individuals and assisted by volunteers. b. Coordinating with ESF #5 (Information and Planning) to determine the areas with greatest need. Based on this information, a priority for delivery of goods will be established. C. Volunteers will be screened and provided with information on the requirements necessary to participate in the volunteer effort. Once meeting the necessary credentialing requirements, volunteers will be issued an identification badge with lanyard or other form of identification (issued by the United Way) that will enable them to enter the affected areas as required. Security in the area will be advised on what forms of identification will be accepted. d. Volunteer coordinators at the VRC will receive volunteers and will instruct them as to what steps need to be followed for the event. f. The ESF #15 support agency will refer donated goods to the appropriate charitable organization for distribution. g. ESF#16 (Law Enforcement)will provide security for volunteer and donation efforts as requested through the EOC. h. All press releases will be coordinated through ESF#14 (Public Information). 2. Continuing Actions 1. Will coordinate with ESF#14 (Public Information) all efforts to publicize the need for obtaining assistance from the private sector and/or volunteers. Indian River County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan Annex I - Page ESF#15-5 Updated/Approved July 17, 2015 2. Volunteer operations will provide on-going recovery related support for as long as necessary. F. Florida Donations Portal The Florida Donations Portal is a cooperative project of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the AidMatrix Foundation and the state. The portal is made available as a resource at no cost to state and local non-profit organizations, including ESF #15 support agencies that are members of national, State, or local Voluntary/County Organizations Active in Disaster and long-term recovery organizations. In Indian River County, the ESF #15 support agency, SAFER Indian River (Support Alliance for Emergency Resiliency), has been tasked with overseeing the donation effort. The Florida Donation Portal serves as Florida's link to the National Donation Management Network (NDMN) and is designed primarily for bulk or large quantities of donations. The portal is managed by the Volunteer Florida and supported by AidMatrix and can be accessed by going to: (htt ://w volun eerflcridaecrc�/err�er n yrr�ana err�entl L crtsl.html#FAQs). The Florida Donations Portal is publicized by the AirMatrix Network and FEMA and is accessible nationally and internationally by corporations and individuals who want to donate goods, cash or services to relief organizations. A registration and vetting process for non-profit recipient agencies assures donors that their goods will be used by legitimate relief organizations. Indian River County Emergency Management as registered SAFER Indian River for this purpose. Through the Web-based system, donors make offers to the State; ESF #15 SAFER administrators at the EOC will allocate the offers to appropriate organizations; organizations then review and accept or decline the offers. In a major or catastrophic event local authorities and relief organizations in host communities serving Florida disaster survivors, within or outside of Florida, would become eligible to request/receive goods offered to the State of Florida. The "volunteer" component of the Florida Donations Portal provides links to local volunteer organizers and Disaster Volunteer Reception Centers in both impact and host communities. V. RESPONSIBILITIES A. Primary Agency The United Way of Indian River County has the overall responsibility for the coordination of the voluntary response/recovery effort, relating to volunteers. Indian River County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan Annex I - Page ESF#15-6 Updated/Approved July 17, 2015 They will: 1 Notify their support agency and recruit a volunteer liaison to staff the ESF #15 desk at the EOC. 2. Coordinate the organization, assignment, and staffing of the Volunteer Reception Center (United Way of Indian River). 3. Assign their support agency (SAFER Indian River) to staff and operate the donation phone bank located at the Indian River County Emergency Operations Center. 4. Coordinate with other ESFs to determine available resources and needs. 5. Assign their support agency (SAFER Indian River) to provide oversight for donations and resources by managing the flow of donated goods by identifying and informing the public of necessary needs via the Florida Volunteer and Donations Hotline, the Florida Donations Portal, and the Volunteer Florida Website. B. Support Agency (SAFER Indian River) will: 1. Provide volunteers for various missions as requested by the ESF#15 primary agency, the United Way of Indian River. (See SAFER Indian River current member organization list attached). 2. Assign a volunteer liaison to staff the ESF #15 desk at the EOC. 3. Maintain a current roster of support agencies/personnel. 4. Maintain a list of support organizations' capabilities and resources for use in response and recovery actions. 5. Assign volunteers to staff the phone bank located at the EOC with the goal of assisting with the unmet needs of the community. 6. Provide volunteers to assist with the operation of the Volunteer Reception Center. 7. Support and distribute donated goods and services to meet the needs of the area impacted by a disaster. 8. Assign a volunteer to inventory, update and maintain a database of offers for/needs for goods and services. Indian River County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan Annex I - Page ESF#15-7 Updated/Approved July 17, 2015 9. Assign volunteers to match donated goods and services with the unmet needs requests received. 10. Coordinate press releases for donations of volunteer resources with ESF #14. 11. VI. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES ESF #15 will utilize personnel and resources from its primary and support agencies to respond to mission assignments related to emergencies. Additional resources available at other ESFs may be coordinated and mobilized to support ESF #15 missions. When requests begin to exceed the County's ESF's capability to respond, additional resources (i.e., state teams, federal agencies, contractual agreements, and mutual aid agreements) will be mobilized. Mutual aid agreements have been established for all contiguous counties as well as the existence of the Statewide Mutual Aid Agreement. During a significant event these agreements may be activated. The decision to activate these agreements will be made by the Emergency Management Director, or his designee. All personnel and resources mobilized by ESF #15 will remain under the direction and control of the ESF, unless otherwise notified. Indian River County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan Annex I - Page ESF#15-8 Updated/Approved July 17, 2015 i i e� ;a ti SAFER Membership Directory 1 Membership Directory 211 Palm BeachLTreasure Coast ------------------------------------3 IRC Amateur Radio Erne enc. Servic-eLARES) ---------------------------.3 American_Radio_Relay_Lealue ARRLI --------------------------------'3 American Red Cross - North Treasure Coast Chagter ------------------------.4 ........... -------- ............................. -----�4 Childcare Resources of Indian River ----------------------------------4 Christ by the Sea UMC ------------------------------------------G Communfty Church of Vero Beach -----------------------------------.5 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-dgy5a Rats -----------------------------'5 Economic ORgortunities Council of IRC --------------------------------0 ----------------------------------------'6 First Church of God --------------------------------------------G First -------------------------------�6 Gifford Youth Achievement Center ----------------------------------'7 Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida ..............................---........................................................ -----�7 Habitat fo[jigmani-M ��_7 Harvest Food and Outreach Center ----------------------------------'7 Hibiscus Children"s Center ---------------------------------------'8 Homeless Family Center -----------------------------------------8 Humane of Vero Beach &Indian tilwg�!r [�irilunbLEL,Inc. ------------------.8 Indian -------------------------------------8 Indian River County Healthy Start Coalition -----------------------------.8 IRC SheriWs Office ____________________________________________y Indian River State Coligge ---------------------------------------'9 MENTAL HEALTH AssOCIATION ---------------------------------------'U NATIONAL ANIMAL AsSISTED CRISIS RESPONSE ------------------------------.10 Our Savior Lutheran Church --------------------------------------10 Redlands Christian Migrant Association -------------------------------10 ----------------------------------------- 10 Salvation Asmy ---------------------------------------------'11 Samaritan Center for Homeless Families ------------------------------'11 School District of Indian River County --------------------------------11 The Source Mimst ------------------------------------------'11 TheARC-------------------------------------------------'12 jpfflpleBeth Shalom.................................... ..................................................---------.............12 Treasure &Space Coast Radio ------------------------------------'12 Treasure Coast Food Bank ---------------------------------------12 -------------------------------.13 United ----------------------------------13 -------------------------------------'13 211 Palm Beach/Treasure Coast hMpjLhurdcane211 btc.or Address: 183614 Ih Avenue Vero Beach FL 32960 Mailing Address (if different): PO Box 3588 Lantana, FL 33465 Main Contact: Page Woodward phone: 567-8900 ext. 26 Email address: page.woodward @211 btc.or Secondary Contact: Diane Huff phone: 561-533-1061 Fax number: 561-547-8639 Email address: diane.huff@211pbtc.org IRC Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES County EOC Lead ESE 2 - COMMUNICATION Address: 95047 th Ave. SW, Vero Beach, FL 32968 Mailing Address (if different): Main Contact: Bud Holman phone: 772-559-3342 Email address: budholman@earthlink.net Secondary Contact: Willie Thompson phone: 772-359-9611 Email address: KBSFKG@aol.com American Radio Relay League (ARRL) ('the national organization for Amateur Radio) Address: 736 34th Terrace, Vero Beach FL 32968 Main Contact: Sherri Brower Work phone: (772) 571-9944 Home Phone: Cell Phone: Fax: N/A Email address: W4STB@arrl.net Secondary Contact: Work phone: Home Phone: Cell Phone: Fax: Email address: SAFER Membership Directory 3 American Red Cross - North Treasure Coast Chapter County EOC Led ESF#6— MASS CARE Address: 2506 17th Ave, Vero Beach, FL 32960 Primary Contact: Brian Cook Work phone: 772-562-2549 Cell: Email: Secondary Contact: Phone: Cell: Email: Boys & Girls Clubs of Indian River County, Inc. Physical Address: Mailing Address: P.O. Box 643068, Vero Beach, FL 32964-3068 Main Contact: Elizabeth Thomason Work phone: 772-299-7449 Home Phone: Cell Phone: Email address: ethomason b irc.or Secondary Contact: Work phone: Home Phone: Cell Phone: Email: Childcare Resources of Indian River Address: 180124 th Street, Vero Beach, FL 32960 Primary Contact: Shannon McGuire Bowman, Phone: (Work) 772-567-3202 Fax: 772-567-1136 (Home) (Cell) Email address: (1) Shannon childcareresourcesir.or Secondary Contact: Rachael Moshman Phone: (Work) 772-567-3202 (Home) 772-569-3635 (Cell) 772-473-5052 Email address: (1) rmoshnan@ChildcareResourcesIR.org (2) gumbvcr3 netzero.com SAFER Membership Directory 4 Christ by the Sea UMC Address: 3755 Highway A1A, Vero Beach FL 32963 Main Contact: Rev. Dawn R. Lawton, Pastor Work phone: 772-231-1661 Home: Cell Phone: 772-532-0146 Fax: 772-231-7257 Email address: cbtsumc(aOhotmail.com (church) Secondary Contact: Work phone: Home Phone: Cell Phone: Fax: 978-7830 Email address: Community Church of Vero Beach Physical Address: 1901 23rd Street, Vero Beach FL 32960 Main Contact: Bob Neel, Administrator Work phone: 772-562-3633 ext. Home Phone: Cell Phone: 772-559-9933 Email address: bob.neel@ccovb.org Secondary Contact: Rev. Dr. Bob Baggott, - Senior Minister Work phone: 772-562-3633 Home Phone: Cell Phone: Email address: bob.baggott@ccovb.org Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Physical Address: 3980 12th Street, Vero Beach FL 32960 Main Contact: Charles E. Hauber, Bishop Work phone: 772-569-5122 Home Phone: Cell Phone: 772-532-1614 Email address: chauber@bellsouth.net Secondary Contact: Stephen Polk, Ward CERT Leader Work phone: 772-562-3633 Home Phone: Cell Phone: 772-633-8242 Fax: Email address: stepplk@aol.com SAFER Membership Directory 5 Economic Opportunities Council of IRC Address: 2455 St. Lucie Ave. —Vero Beach, FL 32960 Mailing Address P.O. Box 2766, Vero Beach, FL 32961 Main Contact: Leonard Edwards— Executive Director phone: (772) 562-4177 Fax number: (772) 794-7597 Email address: ledwards@eocofirc.net Secondary Contact: Jackye Jennings— Deputy Director phone: (772) 562-4177 Fax number: (772) 794-7597 Email address: Jackye@eocofirc.net Emergency Management EMERGENCY OPERATIONS TE Address: 4225 43rd Avenue, Vero Beach, FL 32967 Primary Contact: Etta LoPresti, Emergency Management Coordinator Phone: (Work) 226-3856 Fax: 567-9323 (Home) (Cell) Email: elo resti irc ov.com Secondary Contact: Rachel Ivey, Emergency Management Planner Phone: (Work) 226-3859 Fax : 567-9323 (Home) (Cell) Email: riven CaNrc ov.com First Church of God Address: 1105 58th Ave., Vero Beach, FL 32966 Main Contact: Michele Tegtmeier Work phone: 562-2256 Home Phone: 562-8087 Cell Phone: 772-633-6865 Fax number: 563-9714 Email address: MicheLeT@fcog.com Secondary Contact: Jeri Lynn Fitzgerald Work phone: 562-2256 Home Phone: 778-7803 Cell Phone: Email address: JeriF@fcoo.com First Presbyterian Church of Vero Beach Address: 520 Royal Palm Blvd., Vero Beach, FL 32968 Main Contact: Ken Burgess Phone: (772) 589-0979 Fax number: Email address: kenbe!Lty3@bellsouth.net Secondary Contact: Church Office phone: (772) 562-9088 Fax number: (772) 562- 6638 Email address: SAFER Membership Directory 6 Gifford Youth Achievement Center Address: 4875 43rd Avenue, Vero Beach, FL 32967 Main Contact: Freddie Woolfork phone: 794-1005 Email address: fwooifork�gac.cc Secondary Contact: Angelia Perry phone: 794-1005 Email address: aperry@Wac.cc Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida Address: 1224 W. Indiantown Road, Jupiter, FL 33478 Main Contact: Nicole Rogers Work phone: (561) 427-6905 Home Phone: Cell Phone: (561) 632-9374 Email address: nroc ers ssef.or Secondary Contact: Denise W. Valz Work phone: 561-427-0178 Home Phone: 561-746-2552 Cell Phone: 540-420-3925 Email address: dvalz@gssef.org Habitat for Humanity Address: 4568 US Hwy 1, Vero Beach, 32967 Mailing Address (if different): Main Contact: Dona Charlton phone: 562-9860 x 214 Fax number: 562-8732 Email address: dcharlton@irchabitat,org Secondary Contact: Andy Bowler phone: 562-9860 x 208 Fax number: 562-8732 Email address: abowler irchabitat.or Harvest Food and Outreach Center Ye Address: 1360 28th Street Vero Beach, FL 32960 1050 Old Dixie HWY Vero Beach, FI. 32962 Main Contact: Cindy Hejlik, phone: 772-696-2702 Cell: Email address: irccommrelations@harvestfoodoutreach.org SAFER Membership Directory 7 Hibiscus Children's Center Address: 2400 NE Dixie Hwy Jensen Beach, FL 1145 12th Street Vero Beach, FL 32960 Main Contact: Jane Sease phone: 772-334-9311, ext. 204 Fax number: 772-334-1991 Email address: jsease@hcc4kids.org Secondary Contact: Donna Clements phone: 299-7293, ext. 334 Fax number: 299-6012 Email address: dclements hcc4kidsnor Homeless Family Center Address: 720 41h Street, Vero Beach, FL 32960 Main Contact: Lorne Coyle, Executive Director Work phone: 772-567-5537 Cell Phone: Email address: Secondary Contact: Doug Crouse, Program Director Work phone: 772-567-5537 Cell Phone: Email address: Humane Society of Vero Beach & Indian River County FL, Inc. County EOC Co-Lead F 17 L PROTECTION Address: 6230 77th Street Vero Beach Florida 32967 Main Contact: llka Daniel, Director of Animal Protective Services Phone: 772-388-3331 ext 28 Fax number: 388-3375 Email address: idaniel@hsvb.org Cell-473-6889, 696-4552 Secondary Contact: Chalmers Morse, Executive Director Phone: 388-3331 ext. 15 Cell: 772-633-3097 Email address: cmorse@hsvb.org Indian River County Extensions Address: 1028 20th Place, Vero Beach, FL 32962 Mailing Address: same Main Contact: Christine Kelly-Begazo phone: 770-5030 Fax number: 770-5148 Email address: ckellybe@ifas.ufl.edu Secondary Contact: phone: same Fax number: same Email address: SAFER Membership Directory 8 Indian River County Healthy Stait Coalition Address: 323 17th Street, Suite 2R, Vero Beach, R- 32960 Mailing Address Main Contact: Kathleen Cain, Executive Director phone: (772)56]-9118 Fax number: (772)563-9125 Email address: Secondary Contact: Fe|ishaVVa|lace phone: (772)563-9118 Fax number: (772)563-9125 Email address: IRC Sheriff's Office Address: 4055 41st Avenue, Vero Beach, H 3I960 Main Contact: Deputy Jeff Luther Work phone: 772978-6405 Home Phone: Cell Phone: 772473-8782 Fax: 772 569'8144 Email address: Secondary Contact: Work phone: Home Phone: Cell Phone: Email address: Indian River State College Department o/Emergency Management Address: 3209 Virginia Ave., Fort Pierce, FL 34981 Main Contact: Dr. Paul Forage phone: 772-46I-7965 Fax number: Email address: pfnrage@irco.adu Secondary Contact: phone: Fax number: Email address: MENTAL HEALTH AssoCIATION ADDRESS: 82037 Tm PLACE, VERO BEACH/ FL 32960 MAILING ADDRESS (IF DlFFERENT): MAIN CONTACT: CAROL MARTIN PHONE: 772-569-9788 FAX NUMBER: 772-569-2088 EMAIL ADDRESS: SECONDARY CONTACT: NATIONAL ANIMAL ASSISTED CRISIS RESPONSE ADDRESS: 1430 WILLAMETTE STREET#119, EUGENE,OR 97401 MAILING ADDRESS(IF DIFFERENT): 1407S26TH ST, FORT PIERCE, FL 34947 MAIN CONTACT: BECKY DOUGLAS-DISTRICT LEADER PHONE:772-971-0924 FAX: CELL:772-971-0924 EMAIL ADDRESS: BDOUGLASOO@HOTMAIL.COM SECONDARY CONTACT: N//A PHONE: FAX: CELL: EMAIL ADDRESS: Our Savior Lutheran Church Address: 1850 6th Avenue, Vero Beach FL 32960 Main Contact: Bonnie Lanyi, Parish Nurse Phone: 772 567-2253 (W) Home: Cell :Email address: RLan iRN@hotmaii.com Secondary Contact: Phone: Home: Cell Phone: Email address: Redlands Christian Migrant Association Address: 111 N. Maple St. Fellsmere Fl. 32948 Mailing Address: same as above Main Contact: Nydia Guzman, Program Coordinator phone: (772) 571-9015 Fax number: (772) 571-8801 Email address: nydia@rcma.org Secondary Contact: SafeSpace, Inc. Address: 632 SE Monterey Road Stuart, FL 34994 Mailing Address (if different): Main Contact: Charlotte Brown phone: 772-633-5047 Fax number: 772-569-6839 Email address: cbrown@safespacefl.org Secondary Contact: Judy Brophy phone: 772-485-3384 Fax number: 772-223-5842 Email address: jbrophy@safespacefl.org SAFER Membership Directory 10 Salvation Arm ESF#6 — MASS CARE Address: 26555 mStreet SW, Vero Beach, R 32962 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2864 Vero Beach, H 32961 Main Contact: Maj. Samuel Van Denberg Work phone: 978-0265 Home Phone: Cell Phone: 453-1481 Fax number: 978-7830 Email: Secondary Contact: Jeffery H. Creypo Work phone: 696-5108 Home Phone: Cell Phone: Email: Samaritan Center for Homeless Families Address: 305041stSt., Vero Beach, FL3l967 Mailing Address: same Main Contact: Tracey Segal phone: 772'7703039 Fax number: 772'567-0812 Email address: Secondary Contact: none phone: Fax number: Email address: School District of Indian River CounW County EOC Lead ESF#1 - TRANSPORTATION Address: 199025mStreet, Vero Beach FIL 32960 Main Contact: Work phone: 772 564-3060 Home Phone: Cell Phone: Fax number: 772569-236O Email address: Secondary Contact: Work phone: Home Phone: Cell Phone: Email address: The Source Miniga Address: 1015Commerce Ave. Vero Beach FIL 32960 Main Contact: phone: (772) 564-0202 Fax number: (772) 978-06O2 Cell Phone: Email address: Secondary Contact: phone: Fax number: Email address: The ARC Address: 1375 16 1h Avenue, Vero Beach, FL 32960— East Campus 24555 mStreet SW, Vero Beach, FL32962—West Campus Primary Contact: Heather Dales Phone: (Work) 772.562.6854 x214 Fax: 772.562.6063 (Cell) 772.766.1392 Email address: heath Secondary Contact: David Ross Phone: (Work) (772) 231-7000(Fax) (Cell) Email address: Temple Beth Shalom Address: 35543m. Ava, Vero Beach 32968 Mailing address: P.O. Box I113, Vero Beach 32961 Primary Contact: Rabbi Michael Birnho|z Phone: (Work) 569'4700 (Home) 299-4741 (Cell) 321'3358 (Fax) 569'4701 Email address: /1\ Secondary Contact: Pau| Sa|das Phone: (Work) 492'0014 /Honna\ (Cell) 538-2154 (Fax) Email address: (1) Treasure & Space Coast Radio Address: 1235 16mStreet, Vero Beach, A 32960 Primary Contact: Ilea Petsa| Phone: (Work) 77l'567-0937ext 108 Fax772'562-4747 (Home) (Cell) Email address: i|ea@vvoy|fn.cnm Secondary Contact: Phone: (Work) (Home) (Cell) Email address: Treasure Coast Food Bank Address: 3051 Industrial 25m St, Ft. Pierce, FL 34946 Main Contact: Judith Cruz phone: 772'489-5676 Fax: 772'489-2988 Cell Phone: Email address: Secondary Contact: AngieBnttini phone: Fax: Email address: Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of VB Address: 1590I7mAvenue, Vero Beach, FL32962 Primary Contact: Liz Mayo, President Phone: 772-778-5880 (Work) Fax: 77I-778'5880 [Hnnna) 772'231-8738 (Co||) 772-321-5490 Email address: Secondary Contact: Phone: 772-778-5880 (Work) Fax: 772-778'5880 (Home) (Cell) Email address: United Way of Indian River CouM Address: 183614 th Avenue Vero Beach, 32960 Mailing Address: P. O. Box 196O, Vero Beach 32961-1960 Contact: Michael KintorEve Ballance Phone: 772-567-8900 Fax number: 772-567-2089 Email address: michqgLkint unitedwa irc.org or Home: 562-0595 Cell: 532-8579 Cell: 532-5476 VNA Home Health & Hospice Address: 1110 35th Lane, Vero Beach 32960 Primary Contact: Phone: (Work) 978'5524 Fax number: 978'5521 (Home) 770'3644 (Cell) Email address: Secondary Contact: Linda Travers Phone: (Work) 978-5552 Fax number: 978-5539 (Home) (321) 4U9-135O (Cell) 559-1758 Email address: YOUTH GUIDANCE MENTORING & ACTIVITIES PROGRAM ADDRESS: 1O2820THPLACE, VER0BEACH, FL3290O MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. Box 121.VEROBEACH FL 32981 MAIN CONTACT: H0LLYFORDE PHONE: 772-770-5040 FAX: 772-770-5042 EMAIL ADDRESS: SECONDARY CONTACT: TR|C|AM|TCHELL PHONE: 772-770-5040 FAX: 772-770-5042 EMAIL ADDRESS: SAFER Membership Directory 14