Last night a group of us attended an emergency awareness/preparedness mini seminar. Mr. Charles Sturrock did an outstanding job and we appreciate him taking time out of his busy schedule to teach us about being prepared in severe weather and other emergencies.
I thought I would post the Emergency Supply List that he gave us--this is good info that everyone needs.
Food and Water
3-day supply of non-perishable food that needs no cooking
hand-operated can opener
plastic plates, cups, utensils
2 gallons of water per day for each person,
to last 3 days for drinking and sanitation
First Aid
First-aid kit
Backup prescriptions for essential medications
Doctors' phone numbers
Personal Hygiene
Hand sanitizer or disinfectant wipes
Toilet paper, paper towels, garbage bags
Dental care and vision products
Travel-size soaps and other personal items
Clean Air Items
Nose and mouth protection masks (N-95 rating)
Plastic sheeting, duct tape
Baby Items
Formula, bottles, powdered milk
Diapers, wipes, diaper rash ointment
Lighting
Flashlights for each member of the family with extra batteries
Fluorescent lanterns for each common area
Waterproof matches or a utility lighter
Communication
Portable, battery-operated radio
Land-line phone with long cord
Extra batteries for flashlights, lanterns, radio
Extra cell phone battery or car charger
Whistle
Family Safety Items
Smoke detector with battery for each floor
Carbon monoxide detector with battery backup
Fire extinguisher
Non-scented bleach for sanitization
Sunscreen, insect repellent
Shovel and basic tools
Transportation Items
State and regional road maps
Basic repair items (tools, tire patch kit, engine oil)
Games, books, puzzles
Pet Needs
3-day supply of non-perishable pet food and water
Pet medications and pet first-aid kit
Current photo in case you are separated
Cat litter and box
Pet bed, toys, carrier, leash
Identification
Drivers license, passports, Social Security cards
Documents
Insurance, financial statements, property, vehicle
Phone Numbers
Family
Friends
Neighbors
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