Emergency Plan

Out-of-state contact:
Name________________
City__________________
Tel (day)______________
Tel (evening)__________

Local contact:
Name________________
City__________________
Tel (day)_____________
Tel (evening)_________

Nearest Relative:
Name________________
City__________________
Tel (day)_____________
Tel (evening)_________

Family Work Numbers:
Father_______________
Mother______________
Other_______________

Emergency Telephone Numbers:
Police_______________
Fire_________________
Hospital_____________

Family Physicians:
Name_______________
Tel_________________
Name_______________
Tel_________________

Locations to gather together:

Near house:
____________________
____________________

Away from neighborhood:
_____________________
_____________________

Route to try first:
_____________________
_____________________
_____________________

Create an Emergency Plan

O  Meet with household
    members ~ discuss with
    children the dangers of
    fire, sever weather,
    earthquakes and other
    emergencies
O  Discuss how to respond to
    each disaster
O  Discuss what to do about
    power outages
O  Discuss what to do about
    personal injuries
O  Draw a floor plan of your
    house, and mark two
    escape plans from each
    room
O  Learn how to turn off the
    water, gas and electricity
    at main switches
O  Post emergency phone
    numbers near telephones
O  Teach everyone, young
    and old, how and when to
    call 911 - police, fire and
    emergency medical care
O  Tell household members
    to turn on the radio for 
    emergency information
O  Pick one out-of-state and 
    one local friend or relative
    to call if family is
    seperated by disaster
    (remember that it is often
    easier to call out-of-state
    than within the affected 
    disaster area)
O  Teach children how to
    make long distance phone
    calls
O  Pick two meeting spots-
    one near your home, and
    one outside your
    neighborhood in case you
    cannot return home after a
    disaster
O  Take first aid and CPR
    training classes
O  Keep family records in a 
    water and fire-proof
    container

Prepare a Disaster Supplies Kit

  Assemble supplies you may
need in an evacuation, and store
them in an easy-to-carry container
(such as a backpack).

  Include:
    O  A supply of water (one
        gallon per person per
        day), stroed in sealed,
        unbreakable containers
        (date the container and
        replace the contents every
        six months)
    O  A supply of non-
        perishable packaged or
        canned food and a non-
        electric can opener
    O  A change of clothing, rain
        gear, and sturdy shoes
    O  Blankets or sleeping bags
    O  A first aid kit and
        prescription medications
    O  An extra pair of glasses
    O  A battery-powered radio,
        flashlight, and plenty of
        extra batteries
    O  Credit cards and cash
    O  An extra set of car keys
    O  A list of family physicians
    O  A list of important family
        information, including
        medical information about
        each person
    O  Special items for infants,
        elderly, and disabled
        family members
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