colorado cultural and historic resources alliance (ccahra)
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COLORADOCULTURAL AND HISTORIC RESOURCES
ALLIANCE(CCAHRA)
THE HERITAGE EMERGENCY PARTNERSHIP FORUMPORTLAND, OREGON
JUNE 18-19, 2013
Leslie A. Williams, Assistant Professor, Auraria Library, University of Colorado DenverScott Baldwin, Mitigation Specialist, Colorado Office of Emergency Management
Amy Zimmer, Colorado State Library, Department of Education
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LessonsLearned
Overview
Organization &Operations
Mission & Goals Being a Partner
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Organization & Operations
Lower North Fork FireJefferson County, Colorado
Started: March 26, 2012
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Strong Partnership BetweenCollections, Historic Preservation,& Emergency Management
Quarterly Face-to-Face Meetingswith Remote Call In Capability
Business + Speaker
Minutes Distributed to Listserv
Listserv Maintained by CU Denver
Primary Form of Communication 100 Subscribers
Institutional Home
Steering Committee
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CCAHRA Composition
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Local Fire
Architect
Emergency Management
Private Consultant
Archives
Academic Library
Historic Preservation
Cultural Resources Non Profit
Museum
Government
Higher Education
Public Library
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Mission & Goals
Vision
Prepare. Respond. Recover. Resilient.
Mission
The whole community approach advocatesthat communities leverage all availableresources to effectively manage disasters.Together, emergency management personneland community members can organize andstrengthen the communitys assets and
capabilities. The Colorado Cultural andHistoric Resources Alliance works to improvethe State of Colorados mitigation,
preparedness, response and recovery effortsfor cultural and historic resources.
MarchOctober 2012
Fires: 12+
Cost: $197+ million
Acres Burned:215,000+
Home Destroyed: 610
Deaths: 6
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Being a Partner
Why?
Mission of Support
Benefits
How?
Steering Committee
ResourcesCommunication
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Making the Case
Recognize highest priorities include:
life safety property protection
primary home dwellings
public infrastructure
private enterprise
Acknowledge CHR falls at the bottomof the priority list.
Imperative CHR community takeresponsibility for themselves andcollaborate with emergencymanagement.
Cultural Identity
Historical & Scientific Knowledge
Economic Vitality
Community Revitalization
Heritage Tourism
Emergency Management Cultural & Historic Resources
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Thank You!
Questions?
Leslie A. Williams
Scott Baldwin
Amy Zimmer
Wetmore FireCuster & Pueblo Counties,
ColoradoStarted: October 23, 2012
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