Re-entry after a disaster is a pressure-filled process of communication within the community to help them discover where hazards continue to exist in their community and obtain information re-entry timing, routes, and special conditions.

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Crawl Help obtain information about where hazards continue to exist in their community and obtain information re-entry timing, routes, and special conditions by creating paper maps that can be used when briefing the community and media.	Walk Providing an online application of this mapping supports the dissimination of important information 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and typically supplements customer service phone numbers staffed by government and non-government organizations.	Run Extending the online capability you have created, you can link the data and map symbols to information coming from the field. For example, linking the status of a re-entry zones, shelters (open, closed, empty, full, capacity) provides updates to incident managers and the public.
Example: Hurricane Evacuation Routes for South Carolina	Example: Search Public Warning at ArcGIS Online	Example: USGS Map of Active Floods

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