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What important item should be included in an emergency kit?
Water, first aid supplies, non-perishable food, flashlights, batteries, prescription medications, life vests
In the event of separation during a disaster, it is important to have a clear meeting place and know routes to safe locations like __________.
shelters
Which of the following documents should be included in a to-go bag?
Having home owners insurance can help protect your home and belongings from potential water damage.
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Match the following disaster preparedness actions with their descriptions:
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Study Notes
Homeowners Disaster Preparedness
- Develop a clear evacuation plan, including a designated meeting place, and practice with family members.
- Choose safe routes to shelters and know evacuation routes.
Emergency Kit
- Assemble a kit containing essential supplies:
- Water
- First aid supplies
- Non-perishable food (e.g., canned goods)
- Flashlights and batteries
- Prescription medications
- Life vests (if necessary)
To Go Bag
- Prepare a waterproof bag with essential documents:
- Passport
- Driver's license
- NIB card
- Birth, marriage, divorce, and adoption certificates
- Insurance and medical papers
- Also, include:
- Cash and credit cards
- A change of clothing and shoes
- Feminine items (e.g., pads, tampons)
- Swiss Army Knife
- Cell phone and charger
- Flash drive with digital copies of important documents
- Soap, sanitizer, and wipes
Home Protection
- Protect your home by:
- Installing hurricane shutters
- Using sand bags
- Trimming trees and removing debris
- Securing outdoor furniture and equipment
Homeowners Insurance
- Consider purchasing flood insurance to protect against water damage.
Digital Backup
- Create a digital copy of important documents and save on a flash drive.
Fuel and Energy
- Ensure generators and vehicles are filled with gas in case of power outages or evacuation.
Food and Water Stockpile
- Store a month's supply of:
- Food
- Water
- Other beverages
Emergency Contacts
- Keep a list of emergency contacts handy, including:
- Police
- Shelters
- Hospitals
Home Maintenance
- Conduct regular home maintenance, including:
- Roof inspections
- Gutter cleaning
- Securing outdoor furniture and equipment
Pet Preparedness
- Store pets in a safe place and prepare:
- Food and water supplies
- Medications
- Leash for evacuation
Staying Informed
- Monitor weather alerts and stay updated with crucial information through social media pages.
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Test your knowledge on preparing for disasters and emergencies at home. Learn how to create an evacuation plan, assemble an emergency kit, and more.
