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    This document provides tips and recommendations for developing an emergency preparedness plan and assembling an emergency supply kit. Key points covered include: 1) Developing an evacuation plan, communication plan, and practicing your plan with your family. 2) Assembling a supply kit with at least 3-7 days worth of water, non-perishable food, first aid supplies, clothing, bedding, tools, and ways to communicate like radios. 3) Storing your emergency supply kit in an easily accessible location away from appliances or utilities.

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    This document provides tips and recommendations for developing an emergency preparedness plan and assembling an emergency supply kit. Key points covered include: 1) Developing an evacuation plan, communication plan, and practicing your plan with your family. 2) Assembling a supply kit with at least 3-7 days worth of water, non-perishable food, first aid supplies, clothing, bedding, tools, and ways to communicate like radios. 3) Storing your emergency supply kit in an easily accessible location away from appliances or utilities.

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    This document provides tips and recommendations for developing an emergency preparedness plan and assembling an emergency supply kit. Key points covered include: 1) Developing an evacuation plan, communication plan, and practicing your plan with your family. 2) Assembling a supply kit with at least 3-7 days worth of water, non-perishable food, first aid supplies, clothing, bedding, tools, and ways to communicate like radios. 3) Storing your emergency supply kit in an easily accessible location away from appliances or utilities.

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    PREPARE PLAN

    Natural Disaster Planning STAY INFORMED

    PERSONAL

    Supplied by MAKE A PLAN


    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
    Whats 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 Change of Clothes


    1 quart per person per day Blankets / Sleeping Bags
    Food Towels
    Canned, dehydrated, powdered Large Plastic Bags
    Protein bars
    For pets, too
    Gloves & Boots
    Sturdy
    Manual Can Opener
    Fire Extinguisher
    All-Purpose Tools
    Whistle
    Flashlight / Matches
    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 Place Somewhere Accessible


    Backpack or Duffle Bag Easy to Grab
    Avoid
    Water heater
    Gas meter
    Large appliances

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