Emergency PlanningHOME EDITION

PREPARE PLAN STAY INFORMED

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How Do People React?

Myth• Disasters bring out

the worst in people

Fact• The vast majority

respond generously

Prepare!

Develop an evacuation plan Develop a communication plan Select what to put in an emergency supply kit Do a run-through with family – in the dark

Supplies for at least

3 to 7 days

What’s in Your Emergency Supply Kit?

7 Basic Items to Include

1. Water

2. Food (human & pet)

3. First Aid Kit

4. Clothing & Bedding

5. Tools & Supplies

6. Specialized Items

7. Communication – radios, cell phones

Emergency Kit

Water• 1 gallon per person per day

Food• Canned, dehydrated,

powdered • Protein bars• For pets, too

Manual Can Opener All-Purpose Tools Flashlight / Matches

Change of Clothes Blankets / Sleeping Bags

• Towels Large Plastic Bags Gloves & Boots

• Sturdy Fire Extinguisher Whistle

Food Tips

Pick foods your family will eat Remember special dietary needs Avoid foods that will make you thirsty Choose salt-free whole grain crackers and cereals Avoid excessive sugary foods Select canned goods with high liquid content Avoid mixes that require special preparation, water, or

cooking

What to Use Where to Store It

Trash Bin or Plastic Container

Backpack or Duffle Bag

Place Somewhere Accessible

Easy to Grab Avoid

• Water heater• Gas meter• Large appliances

Prepare, Plan, Stay Informed

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