What is the SantaluzEPC?

The EPC maintains a resident database, collected by a semi-annual opt-in email. The database is privacy protected and is accessible only with EPC permisssion. The relevant contact and family data can is used in case of a community wide emergency. The EPC produces an extensive emergency preparedness manual for all residents, accessible online at www.santaluzepc.com. The EPC provides opportunities for all residents to self-educate themselves to prepare for emergencies, including guidelines for evacuation, home preparedness, sheler in place and additional scenarios. Lists of resources as well as in person demonstarations are provided.

Why does the SantaluzEPC exist?

The primary mission of the SantaluzEPC is to assist Santaluz residents in their emergency preparedness planning so that we may all become more knowledgeable and physically prepared ahead of disasters.

How is the SantaluzEPC funded?

The SantaluzEPC is funded by the Santaluz Maintenance Association (SMA) which is funded by your monthly HOA dues.

Who operates the SantaluzEPC?

The SantaluzEPC is operated by the SantaluzEPC committee which is comprised of volunteers within the Santaluz community.

What has the SantaluzEPC provided to Santaluz?

Mass-text notification to the entire Santaluz community regarding a fire that was approaching Santaluz in June 2021.

Outreach to individual residents during the 2020 pandemic and temporary distribution of essential supplies (Lysol wipes, toilet paper, paper towels) to Santaluz residents while supplies were unavailable.

CPR/AED training.

Bulk discounts on emergency preparedness items (fire blankets, Tasers, fire sprinkler inspections, headlamps, etc.)

Emergency preparedness instructional videos to help residents address their preparedness shortcomings.

What capabilities does the SantaluzEPC have?

The EPC maintains a resident database, collected by a semi-annual opt-in email. The database is privacy protected and is accessible only with EPC permisssion. The relevant contact and family data can is used in case of a community wide emergency. The EPC produces an extensive emergency preparedness manual for all residents, accessible online at www.santaluzepc.com. The EPC provides opportunities for all residents to self-educate themselves to prepare for emergencies, including guidelines for evacuation, home preparedness, sheler in place and additional scenarios. Lists of resources as well as in person demonstarations are provided.

Where can I get a copy of the Santaluz Emergency Preparedness Manual?

The Emergency Preparedness Manual is located under the Info for Residents tab on Santaluzepc.com This is available to all residents

Why am I receiving an email from the SantaluzEPC asking me to verify my resident information?

Residents often move within Santaluz, change their email address and/or their telelphone numbers.Sending the emails out and asking you to verify the information is the only way we have of keeping the information current within our database. We do not have access to any othe Santaluz database not do we share our infomraiton.

How often does the SantaluzEPC perform drills?

SantaluzEPC drills are performed 2 times a year. In addition to these drills, several texting/radio communication drills are also performed yearly.

What will the SantaluzEPC do with my household information?

The SantaluzEPC uses your household information to access your individual needs during an emergency.

How can the SantaluzEPC actually help me?

The SantaluzEPC uses your household information to access your individual needs during an emergency.

What are the qualifications of the SantaluzEPC members?

Our volunteers' qualifications range from medical, veterinary, business continuity, insurance, military, and more. 

How can I become involved with the SantaluzEPC as a volunteer?

Please contact Coco Chapman (coco@santaluzepc.com), Lora Sandroni (lora@santaluzepc.com), or Chris Smith (csmith@santaluzepc.com).

The SantaluzEPC is a fantastic way to meet more of your fellow Santaluz residents. We have frequent meetings, drills, get-togethers, luncheons, discounts, and end of year parties. 

How can I identify my Neighborhood Coordinator?

Please check our website at santaluzepc.com. Use the Who Is My Neighborhood Coordinator tab under Info for Residents.  If you are unable to locate your Neighborhood Coordinator on the EPC website, please reach out to Coco Chapman (coco@santaluzepc.com), Lora Sandroni (lora@santaluzepc.com), or Chris Smith (csmith@santaluzepc.com).