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American Red Cross
http://www.redcross.org

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http://72hours.org
Food
Water FEMA | Federal Emergency Management
First Aid Kit Agency http://www.fema.gov
Batteries
Ready.gov - Prepare. Plan. Stay Informed
Cell Phone & Charger http://www.ready.gov
Blankets
Sanitation Supplies
Radio
Maps

1. Determine possible hazards where
you live. (Winter storms, hurricanes,
tornados ect…)
2. Determine the needs of everyone
that is living with you. (Elderly,
disabled, ect….)
3. Designate an out-of-town contact; it
may be easier to call out of state
then across town.
1. Learn about other emergency plans
in your area. (Schools, churches,
work ect…)
1. Build or buy an Emergency Kit for
when a disaster occurs.
2. Be sure to consume the food and
water in your Emergency Kit so that
2. 1 Gallon of water per person per day
it does not go bad over time.
for drinking and sanitation.
Replace with fresh food and water.
(minimum 3 days)
3. Talk with your neighbors and see if
3. Non perishable food, at least a 3 day
they have a plan and a kit.
supply.
4. Get emergency training, First-aid,
4. First-aid Kit
community Emergency Response
5. Flashlight with extra batteries Team certified (CERT).
6. Cell phone with charger (solar
charger)
7. Battery operated radio
8. Local maps
9. Cold weather blankets
10. Sanitation supplies (moist
towelettes)