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Safety Assessment Program (SAP) 

Association of State Floodplain Managers (OSFPM) Flood Mitigation Strategies/Resources

Mission Statement:

The Safety Assessment Program supports a nation-wide network of architects who help communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters.

 

Services and Programs:

SAP supports the following services and programs to assist communities after a disaster and provides training during the spring and fall of each year:

  • Safety assessment program training: Based on the State of California’s Cal OES training program, the AIA Safety Assessment Program (SAP) Training educates architects, engineers, and building inspectors to evaluate the post-disaster safety and habitability of homes, buildings, and infrastructure as a Building Evaluator. 

  • Post-disaster safety evaluations: Trained architects augment municipal building safety evaluators post-disaster to assess the safety and habitability of homes, buildings, and infrastructure; significantly reducing the need for temporary shelters and services and mitigating future public safety dangers such as failing hazards, exposure to mold, and overcrowding of emergency shelters.

In-Person Safety Assessment Program Training
In-Person Safety Assessment Program Training
Tue, Sep 29
Architect One
6.5 HSW Credits September 29th, 2026 at Architect One in Topeka, Kansas 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM.
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Need Volunteers?

In the event of an emergency, please contact all five of the individuals listed below to request certified volunteers:

Will Robarge, AIA

National Disaster Assistance Committee Member and Trainer

Terry Humphrey

Executive Director, AIA Kansas

Leslie Alford

Communications Point of Contact, AIA Kansas

AIA Kansas with border.PNG

PO Box 4485  Topeka, KS  66604

785-357-5308   

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