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72-hour Emergency Preparation Kit Be prepared for disasters by creating 72 hour kits for you and your family.

Tornados The following information on preparing for and responding to tornadoes is taken from the FEMA web site at https://www.disasterassistance.gov/information/disaster-types/tornado. Although these tips relate to tornadoes, they are also appropriate for most other emergency preparedness … Read full article→

Considerations In An Emergency Or Disaster Be prepared for: Sheltering in place; Planning for the elderly or disabled; Planning for household or service animals; Evacuation, if necessary; Staying in Business (for business owners); Emergency communication … Read full article→

Hurricanes Hurricanes are severe tropical storms that form in the southern Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, and in the eastern Pacific Ocean. Scientists can now predict hurricanes, but people who live in communities … Read full article→

Family Communications Plan Knowing who to call when your family is separated may be essential to being reunited. This form from the ready.gov website prompts you for important phone numbers that will be needed in … Read full article→

Basic Family Preparedness Survey This document provides an inventory of actions you can consider as you make your family prepared for emergencies.

Items to Have on Hand for an Extended Stay at Home Extended home stay supplies list that includes Food and Non-Perishables and Medical, Health and Emergency Supplies.

Evacuation Floor Plan How will you exit your house in an emergency? Fill in this simple, blank schematic so all family members have a plan.