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| | Family Disaster Plan (Updated February 26, 2006) Location of Disaster Plan Supplies(Where they are physically located)
DISASTER/EVACUATION PLAN SUPPLIES5 Plastic Containers: Container #1 Safety/First Aid/ToolsEmergency Preparedness Checklist Batteries* Candles Chemical Glow Sticks Fire Extinguisher * First Aid Kit Flashlight Latex Gloves Pain Medicine: Advil and Children’s Motrin Propane Lighters Wet Wipes Paper, Pencil, Pens Container #2 Food Can Opener Plastic Cups Plastic Forks/Knives/Spoons Plastic Plates Non-perishable/Canned/Dried Food Select foods that require no refrigeration, preparation or cooking and little or no water Container #3 Water One gallon of water per person per day, for drinking and sanitation Children, nursing mothers and sick people may need more water If you live in a warm weather climate, more water may be necessary Store water tightly in clean plastic containers such as soft drink bottles Keep at least a three-day water supply per person Container #4 Sanitation Toilet Paper/Wet Wipes Plastic Garbage Bags Feminine Supplies Paper Towels Bar SoapContainer #5 Clothing/Bedding Change of Clothing* Hats and Gloves Sleeping Bags Games/Cards for EntertainmentItems to take in the Event of an Evacuation: Containers 1 through 5 Big Yellow Spot Lights (Recharge*) Money from Safe All Items from Safe (time permitting) Credit Cards Cell Phones 2-way Radios from Garage Toolbox Plastic Tarps Extra Set of Car Keys Tents Toiletry Kits Small Tool Kit in a Soft Carrier; with pliers, screw drivers, cutters, utility knife or pocket knife, pry bar, duct tape, electrical tape, scrap wire (solid) or tie wire (should be in one of the containers or better yet, in each car) AM/FM Battery Operated Radio Change of Clothes Office Computer, Monitor, Mouse, and Keyboard (time permitting) [this is necessary to access and shut down automatic payment programs active in Quicken, if extended evacuation anticipated]Phone Plan-Contact Information IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY WHERE LOCAL PHONE CONTACT IS NOT POSSIBLE, choose a friend or relative living out of state as a contact person that all family members would call to provide their "safe" status and where they may be. Keep their phone number with your Disaster Plan Supplies. This is done out of state because local phone access is usually jammed during a local emergency, i.e., earthquake. | |
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