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EOC Readiness Retainer — Page Copy Draft

Voice: plain-spoken, professional. This is the same resilience capability sold to communities, not a separate company.

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What it is

"Your EOC has radios, satellite gear, backup power — kit that sits in a room most of the year and has to work perfectly the one week it doesn't. I make sure it does: maintained, tested, and ready. And when the exercise or the real thing calls, I show up with the connectivity."

What you get (3 cards)

  1. Kit maintenance — Scheduled inspection, testing, and maintenance of emergency communications equipment: radios, satellite terminals, power systems. Documented, so your auditors are happy.
  2. Drill and exercise support — I help plan, run, and debrief comms exercises. Your team practices with gear that works and a plan that's been tested.
  3. Priority deployment — When an incident hits, retainer clients get me first: field connectivity, EOC comms support, whatever the situation needs.

How it works (3 steps)

  1. Assessment — I inventory your kit and your gaps. You get a written readiness report.
  2. Retainer — Scheduled maintenance visits, exercise support calendar, defined priority response terms.
  3. Ready — The kit works, the team has practiced, and I'm one call away.

Honest boundaries

"I'm a connectivity and resilience contractor, not a first responder. I don't replace your emergency management staff — I make sure their tools work and back them up in the field. My solo capacity means retainer slots are limited; I'll tell you up front whether I can honestly cover your jurisdiction."

Pricing (DECIDED 2026-10-09)

CTA band

"Readiness is a schedule, not a hope. Let's inventory what you've got." - CTA: "Book My Free Audit" → free audit Calendly link, or call +1-236-997-0515

Continuity

"This is the same resilience capability behind Cabin Watch and the Care Plan — the community-scale version."

Open questions for Jonathan

  1. Retainer slot cap while solo — how many jurisdictions can you honestly cover?
  2. Insurance and liability requirements for municipal work — review before the first contract?
  3. Should the initial readiness assessment be free or paid?