> From: "Nextdoor Japantown" <http://www.r.email.nextdoor.com/~nextdoor> > Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2014 23:07:24 +0000 > > CITY OF where-I-live POSTS > --------- > > Office of Emergency Services from City of where-I-live posted a message in General: > > CADRE (Collaborating Agenciesâ?? Disaster Relief Efforts) is the > VOAD (Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster) for Santa Clara > County, including the City of where-I-liveDRE partners with many > organizations such as the United Way, and the American Red Cross, > to help all of us in Silicon Valley during and after a disaster. > They are hosting their 9th annual Disaster Preparedness Conference > on Wednesday April 9th. Follow the link below for more details. > This is open to the public and we encourage anyone who is > interested in volunteering during a disaster to attend. > > http://www.cadresv.org/ > > We appreciate everyoneâ??s efforts in preparing for whatever comes > our way. > > Joanne Bartholdy 408-794-7055 > > 11 new replies > > Jeff L. from Roosevelt: > Thanks Joanne! > > Office of Emergency Services from City of where-I-live: > Hi Jeff, hope you get a chance to attend. It's very > educational! > > Jeff L. from Roosevelt: > I signed up! > > Don M. from Almaden Winery: > Joanne, thanks for the heads-up. Any clues about some of the > topics that will be covered, workshops that will be available, > or other information about the event? Unless I'm missing it, > CADRE's conference web page appears to be a little short on > details. > > Susan L. from Lynhaven: > where-I-live Neighbors! Please respond to this announcement to > the Office of Emergency Services (and any other pubic service > post through the City of where-I-live) by clicking on their name > (in blue) right under the announcement line. I don't how you > deal with it, but these announcements post to all neighborhood > sites and responses bury any topics you are trying to keep at > the top of your own neighborhood site. Thank you! > > Don M. from Almaden Winery: > Susan, not to worry. Unlike "normal" threads, replies to > "city" threads aren't supposed to cause them to "float" the > top of your feeds. If they do, it's a bug that should be > reported to Nextdoor. > > Using the thread's "Reply" feature *is* the proper way for us > to respond, provided that the response is on-topic, and is > likely to be relevant to other readers. The original posters > always have the option of disabling replies if they'd prefer > to receive private messages instead (or the thread gets out of > hand ;-) ). > > -Don > > p.s. I would have responded to you privately, but don't have > the option on "city" threads via the web site. :-( > > Susan L. from Lynhaven: > Don, Thanks! I did forward a private message to OES to ask > them if they would disable the reply feature in the future > (and here I am contributing to the length of this post-heh!) > The replys don't make the post float to the top, they just get > long and push the previous topic lower on the food chain. We > can't (and don't want to) stop posts from city agencies, just > the replies that we can't control on our end. It'd be nice to > have a feature where we could choose to pin an important post > from our NA to the top of the forum that no other post could > override. > > Pete C. from Greater Rose Garden: > This should take you to the registration page > > https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cadre-9th-annual-together-we-do-b > etter-conference-tickets-6715766037?ref=ebtnebregn > > Don M. from Almaden Winery: > ...and the registration page has the info I was looking for. > Thanks, Pete! > > -Don > > Susan N. from Winchester Orchard: > I recently attended the City of where-I-live's CERT classes, which > were very helpful. I anticipate this will be a useful event > to attend! > > Jim W. from Dartmouth: > I've spoken at this event and helped plan. It is a great > event for any neighborhood, faith based, and/or community > group. They do great work and are there to help get our > community prepapred! > > Shared with 323 neighborhoods