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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. 

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  • 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

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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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