LOCAL MEANING FRAMEWORK
A Shared Reference for Overlapping Hazards
WHO THIS IS FOR:
Jurisdictions facing recurring multi-hazard conditions
Agencies with frequent staff turnover
Regions where interpretation problems repeat every season
ESPECIALLY USEFUL WHEN:
Multiple agencies issued conflicting guidance
Staff felt uncertain about “what we knew when”
Leadership wants learning without reopening fault
WHAT YOU GET:
A locally specific interpretive reference document
Clear boundaries for which signals should - and should not - be combined
Identification of uncertainty and “no-answer-yet” zones
A briefing session for leadership or communications staff
This framework is reusable and durable.
PRICE:
$12,000 – $18,000, depending on region and hazard mix.
WHY YOU NEED THIS
When hazards overlap, interpretation often happens ad hoc. Over time, that leads to inconsistent messaging and internal confusion.
A LOCAL MEANING FRAMEWORK HELPS YOU:
Establish a shared baseline for interpretation
Reduce improvisation under pressure
Onboard new staff more effectively
Maintain coherence across events and seasons
These services focus on interpretive clarity and governance learning. They do not replace emergency management, legal review, or operational planning.
Final scope and cost are confirmed after a short introductory call to ensure the work is appropriate and non-operational.