Know the Stats

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Organizations that have an emergency plan are 96% more likely to survive a disaster and rebuild successfully. [FEMA]

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Climate disasters have cost the US $2.655 trillion since 1980. Many lives, homes, and businesses could have been saved with better planning. [National Centers for Environmental Education]

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Less than 39% of US families know what to do when an emergency happens. [CDC]

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Only 50% of US employees believe that their workplace is prepared for a severe emergency. [Society for Human Resource Management]

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Meet Our Clients

Our clients are states, counties, cities, communities, organizations, and nonprofits

What We Provide

We help you prepare, respond, and recover from disasters with tailored emergency planning services.
We do customized work with each client. No two projects are exactly alike.

Our Clients

Who We Serve

We help communities become disaster-resilient by creating plans and practices to match their vision of recovery.

Our clients include states, counties, cities, communities, neighborhood associations, nonprofits, and organizations.
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Depending on your needs, we can:
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Do a risk assessment to identify emergencies that are likely to impact your community or organization.

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Create an emergency plan (if you don’t have one yet) or identify gaps in your current plan and address them.

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Enhance communication for immediate, accurate information dissemination during emergencies

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Improve your communications so you can get the right information to the right people, immediately, when an emergency occurs.

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Work with you to define your short-term and long-term recovery goals after a disaster, and help you get there.

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About Us

At Two Lynchpin Road, we help communities and organizations prepare for disasters, emergencies, or any other type of crisis. Work with us to respond swiftly, recover, and rebuild.

When the worst case scenario happens, we’re here for you.

Whether you lead a state, county, city, community, neighborhood association, nonprofit, or organization,

Let’s discuss which types of emergencies are most likely to impact you and your people, discuss your plan, identify gaps, and make sure you’re ready to respond immediately when a disaster occurs.

Meet the Founder & Team

Alicia Johnson

Alicia Johnson has 20 years of experience in emergency preparedness management and disaster resilience. From forest fires and chemical spills to active shooters and data breaches, she’s seen it all.

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Become A Client

We help you prepare, respond, and recover from disasters.

BOOK YOUR CALL

During the call, you can share where you are, how you got there, and where you want to be, plus your vision for moving forward. We want to hear it and learn how we can support it.

YOUR CUSTOMIZED PROPOSAL

After the call, we craft a proposal for your immediate needs. We will offer options to help customize our partnership and follow up to help you navigate this proposal through your internal process.

PEACE OF MIND

Define success for you. We help you determine what success means for preparedness, disaster response, and recovery and use best practices to reach that outcome.

THE GOOD NEWS

With a plan, you can protect your community, your team and business assets.

Once you have an emergency plan in place, you can survive any disaster—and emerge stronger than before. You can keep your organization running as smoothly as possible (revenue flowing in, clients served, bills paid) even when the world feels upside down. If you don’t have an emergency plan, yet, we’re here to help.
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Do you lead a state, county, city, community organization, neighborhood association, or nonprofit?

Chances are, you’re already thinking about emergencies (fire, flood, earthquake, cyberattack, terrorism, another pandemic…) that could happen.

You know disasters happen every day. You want to be prepared.

That’s where our team of experts in emergency planning and consulting comes in to help. 

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