Who are your three?
The three neighbors you could call at 2am. Name them, and your street starts to exist. The sky below is honest: what you know shines, what you don't is fog. It only moves when life moves.
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Your three
Nobody named yet. The sky is waiting.
The metric that matters
Streets that share a meal every week don't need a readiness score. Schedule one. That's the whole conversion event.
Who has what
The Map-Your-Neighborhood ritual, digitized: declare what your house holds — gear, skills, practices — and mark what you'd share. Visible surplus is how a street becomes a terrarium.
🏠 Shelter
Space to host 2+ guests
Tents / sleeping bags
Carpentry / construction skills
🍎 Food
2+ week pantry
Vegetable garden / fruit trees
Chickens / livestock
Canning / preserving skills
Camp stove / grill + fuel
💧 Water
Stored water (25+ gallons)
Water filter / purification
Rain barrel / catchment
🚽 Sanitation
Emergency toilet setup
Deep hygiene supplies
⚡ Energy
Generator (any size)
Solar panels / solar charger
Battery bank / power station
Electrical skills
⚕️ Health
Serious first-aid kit
CPR / first-aid / medical training
Childcare / eldercare experience
🛡️ Security
Fire extinguishers (know where)
Home most days (eyes on the street)
Gas shutoff wrench + know-how
CERT basic training (local class)
📡 Communication
Two-way radios (FRS/GMRS)
Ham radio + license
Battery/crank NOAA radio
Local emergency alerts signed up (not just WEA)
Meshtastic / LoRa node
🚗 Transport
Truck / van / trailer
Stored fuel
Mechanic skills
Cargo bike / e-bike
🔧 Tools
Full toolkit worth borrowing
Chainsaw + safety gear
General repair skills
Sewing / mending
🤝 Governance
Standing mutual-aid agreement with a neighbor
Street phone tree / group chat you tend
Written household emergency plan
County OEM URL written on paper
IS-100 (ICS intro) started or finished
Comfortable convening people
Good at cooling disputes
🎨 Culture
A table (and will) to host a shared meal
Games / instruments for a power-out night
Something you could teach the street