For local disaster. Pre Storm Preparation Family Communication plan Have all contact information in one physical location Have a person out of state be.

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for local disaster

Pre Storm Preparation Family Communication plan Have all contact information in one physical location Have a person out of state be everyone’s checkpoint Use Text not voice if possible 72 Hour Kit Non perishable food Clothing – multiuse items First aid Remember pets and specials needs in your family

Pre Storm Family Evacuation Plan Choose location away from danger area Plan multiple routes to get there and home Know where flooding is likely to occur

Imminent Danger Board windows Bring in outdoor furniture, garbage cans, anything loose than can be picked up and thrown by winds Acquire or make ready any generators If flooding is possible, move valuables to higher space Fill prescriptions Fill gas tanks Alternative fuel and cooking supplies Alternative lighting

Evacuate Decide before hand what parameters you will leave under Leave Early Tell family, friends, neighbors, church leaders that you are leaving and where you will be Take pets and plan for their care – only service animals are allowed in public shelters Secure your home

Shelter in Place Have a battery or hand crank operated radio Fill tubs, jugs, and bottles with water Set refrigerators to coldest setting. Avoid opening doors if power is lost. Stay away from windows Close interior doors Take refuge in small interior room, closet, or hallway on lowest level

After the Storm Evaluate safety and condition of all family members. Follow family communication plan Evaluate condition of your home, check for downed electrical wires, broken pipes and structural damage Avoid using tap water until you are sure it is not contaminated Be alert for continued rain and flooding If you evacuated, return home only when instructed Drive only if necessary Never run generators indoors or in enclosed spaces