San José Terrorism Response

Emergency Preparedness

• Disaster Preparedness Supplies for Your Family
• Disaster Plan Worksheet
• Terrorism - Preparing for the Unexpected
• Disaster Preparedness Kit for Car or Office
• Preparing for the Threat of Terrorism - Frequently Asked Questions
• Disaster Information Links
• San José PREPARED!
• City of San José Emergency Services

Dealing with Tragedy

• After a Traumatic Event
• Helping Children Cope with Trauma
• San José Community Resource List for Terrorism Tragedy

San José International Airport

City of San José News Releases

October 16, 2001

• San Jose to Review Emergency Preparedness, Public Building Security Measures

September 20, 2001

• New Security Measures for Parking at San Jose International

September 17, 2001

• In Remembrance of Life and Public Service-  comments by Mayor Ron Gonzales

• County Memorial Gathering
• San José International Airport Open at 8 a.m. Today

• Statement by Ron Gonzales, Mayor of San José
  A Week of Mourning in San Jose

• 12:30 P.M. - City of San José Terrorism Response (Update Response #2)



• 12:30 P.M. - Statement by San Jose Mayor Ron Gonzales Regarding National Terrorist Attack and Local Response



• Status Report on San José Response to Terrorism



• Statement by San Jose Mayor Ron Gonzales Regarding Terrorist Attacks in New York and Washington, and Local concerns in San Jose

To help victims elsewhere in the country...

• Give blood. You can make an appointment to do so by calling the American Red Cross at (800) 448-3543.
• The Red Cross is also accepting donations to aid victims, and I encourage residents to call their donation line at (408) 577-2113.