Getting Informed :
Getting Informed Obtaining Hazard Information By:
Contacting Local Emergency Management Office
Contacting Local Chapter of American Red Cross
Determine Disaster Risks Where You Live
Community, School, and Workforce Plans:
Warning Systems and Signals
Evacuation Plans
Community and Other Plans
School Emergency Plans
Workplace Plans
Proper Family Disaster Plan :
Proper Family Disaster Plan Escape Routes
Evacuation Plans
Family Communications
Utility Shut-Off and Safety
Insurance & Vital Records
Safety Skills
Special Needs
Disaster Supply Kit :
Disaster Supply Kit One gallon of water per person per day, food that will not spoil, and a nonelectric can opener.
One change of clothing, footwear, and blankets.
A first aid kit that includes family’s prescription medication.
A battery-powered radio, a flashlight, and extra batteries.
An extra set of key
Sanitation supplies.
Special items for infant, elderly, or disabled family members.
Cash and credit card.
An extra pair of glasses.
Matches in a waterproof container.
Signal Flare.
Shelter & Evacuation :
Shelter & Evacuation Shelter
Consider the Hazard and Types of Shelter for Each
Consider Sheltering in Places other than Home
Have Emergency Supply Kits in Shelter Locations
Evacuation
Have A Plan that Varies by Disaster Type
Discuss and Plan with Family, Neighbors, and Coworkers
Have a Plan for those with Special Needs
Protect Property :
Protect Property Purchase Insurance that Covers Against Natural Hazards
Be Prepared Finacially For Disasters
Protect Home and Businesses from Damage Caused by Disasters
During & After Disaster :
During & After Disaster Stay Safe & Calm
Implement Disaster Plan
Check For Hazards
Be Ready to Evacuate/ Shelter
Help Others/ Community/ Officials
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BE PREPARED
&
HAVE A PLAN