“Nan Elaine (Lanie) Fleischer,” Alaska Women’s Hall of Fame, 2011, Preferred citation: Lanie Fleischer papers, Archives and Special Collections, Consortium Library, University of Alaska Anchorage. Materials not created by Lanie Fleischer may be subject to copyright not held by the Archives. Rights note: Archives and Special Collections owns copyright to materials created by Lanie Fleischer. For information about obtaining digital copies, please contact Archives and Special Collections. The collection consists of materials related to the various causes and organizations that Lanie Fleischer has been involved with in Alaska, such as notes, meeting minutes, membership lists, publicity information, plans, and reports.Īrrangement: The collection is organized roughly in the order in which it arrived in the Archives.ĭigitized copies: This collection has not been digitized. In 1994, the Chester Creek Trail was named the Lanie Fleischer Chester Creek Trail in her honor. Governor Tony Knowles appointed Fleischer to the Trails and Recreational Access for Alaskans Board and appointed her chair in 1995. She was a member of the citizens committee to develop the master plan for the Park Strip in Downtown Anchorage and served on the Anchorage Veterans’ Memorial Committee. Fleischer helped organize the Federation of Community Councils and the eight Community Councils in Anchorage, and she served as president of the South Addition Community Council. She served as president of the Parks and Recreation Council of Anchorage and on the board of directors of the Performing Arts Center. Fleischer has continued to be active in civic and outdoor recreation organizations. In 1973, Lanie, along with the Bike Committee succeeded in getting a bond issue passed to construct the Chester Creek Trail. in 1971 and found that Anchorage lacked a system of trails connecting the city to its greenbelts and parks.
Nan Elaine “Lanie” Fleischer was born in 1938. For information about the Office of Emergency Management, visit of materials: Materials in the collection are in English.Ĭollection summary: Papers of a woman who was involved in the creation of the Anchorage trail system, as well as other civic and environmental issues. Some VISD students and staff will participate in simulating the relocation and reunification effort.įor more information about the exercise, contact the Office of Emergency Management at 36. The participating agencies will simulate many aspects of a real-world emergency, including responding to and securing the scene, providing medical care to actors portraying injured persons, and communicating with the public.Ī critical aspect of crisis response is the accountable reunification of students with parents/guardians this training exercise will allow VISD to practice utilizing the Standard Reunification Method (SRM). The exercise will simulate a public safety emergency from beginning to end and will include a live simulation of an active shooter incident. “These agencies’ participation in the full-scale exercise shows their dedication to promoting public safety by meeting the highest standards of crisis preparation.”īecause parts of the full-scale exercise will be conducted on location, residents should not be alarmed if they see public safety personnel responding to the simulated emergency.
“In the event of a major emergency requiring a response from multiple agencies, it is critical for agencies to be able to coordinate their efforts to ensure an effective and efficient response,” said Emergency Management Coordinator Rick McBrayer. The full-scale exercise will require emergency responders to work as a team, giving them the opportunity to strengthen their working relationships and become familiar with other agencies’ practices before an actual emergency. The Victoria Office of Emergency Management will host a training exercise June 7 in collaboration with Victoria ISD, Victoria ISD Communications, the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office, the Victoria Police Department, the Victoria Fire Department and the City of Victoria Communications and Public Affairs to test these local agencies’ ability to respond to a public safety emergency at a VISD campus.
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