Fill in the table below. Ask H2 i and only check the box next to the type of information the respondent received first. Then follow-up with H2 ii for the information the respondent received first. Continue to H2 iii and check all boxes that apply and follow-up with H2 iv for each type of follow-up information the respondent received. How did you Was the How did you Was the first receive information you receive information information or first received follow-up you received instructions timely? Was it information or from [source] about the accurate? Write instructions timely? Was it Source of Information incident? yes, no, or DK about the accurate? Check only one (for don’t know) incident? Write yes, no, box. in the Check all that or DK (for appropriate apply. don’t know) in box. the appropriate box. Source of Information Timely Accurate Timely Accurate Directly from person in authority (i.e. police, firefighter, Hazmat official, supervisor) TV Radio Two-way radio Newspaper Relative/friend/neighbor/ coworker Website Reverse 911 call Phone call Text message on a cell phone Email Community Meeting Other, Specify: In the future, what are the best ways for your local authorities or the health department to reach you with information regarding a chemical incident? Check all that apply: TV Radio
Fill in the table below. Ask H2 i and only check the box next to the type of information the respondent received first. Then follow-up with H2 ii for the information the respondent received first. Continue to H2 iii and check all boxes that apply and follow-up with H2 iv for each type of follow-up information the respondent received. Source of Information How did you first receive information or instructions about the incident? Check only one box. Was the information you first received timely? Was it accurate? Write yes, no, or DK (for don’t know) in the appropriate box. How did you receive follow-up information or instructions about the incident? Check all that apply. Was the information you received from [source] timely? Was it accurate? Write yes, no, or DK (for don’t know) in the appropriate box. Source of Information Timely Accurate Timely Accurate Directly from person in authority (i.e. police, firefighter, Hazmat official, supervisor) TV Radio Two-way radio Newspaper Relative/friend/neighbor/ coworker Website Reverse 911 call Phone call Text message on a cell phone Email Community Meeting Other, Specify: In the future, what are the best ways for your local authorities or the health department to reach you with information regarding a chemical incident? Check all that apply: TV Radio
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