Disaster Supply Kit
- Phone #'s, maps, vital documents
- At least 3 gallons (12 liters) of water per person
- Canned food, can opener
- First Aid supplies
- Medications
- New batteries, radio and flashlight
- Protective clothing and rainwear
- Bedding, sleeping bags, pillows, favorite toys for young children, color books,
- crayons
- Special items for infants, elderly and people with disabilities
- Written instruction on how to turn off utilities
- Cell phone and charger and extra battery if possible
For Hurricane WATCH
- Listen to local radio or TV for information.
- Prepare to board up all your windows. Install already-made shutter panels.
- Bring objects inside that could fly around (trash cans, toys and lawn furniture).
- Assemble a Disaster Supply Kit.
- Recheck manufactured home tie-downs.
- Keep Phone #'s, maps, vital documents handy to take with you when evacuating.
- Fill your car's gas tank with gasoline.
- Identify places where you can go if told to evacuate (i.e., friend's home, shelter).
- Mark a road map with 2 alternative routes.
- If told to evacuate, do so immediately.
For Hurricane WARNING
- Keep Disaster Supply Kit on hand.
- Stay indoors and away from windows if you are advised not to evacuate.
- Be aware of eye of the hurricane (calm center). This lasts seconds. The most severe part of the storm comes just after the calm eye is present.
Disaster Supply Kit
- Phone #'s, maps, vital documents
- At least 3 gallons (12 liters) of water per person
- Canned food, can opener
- First Aid supplies
- Medications
- New batteries, radio and flashlight
- Protective clothing and rainwear
- Bedding, sleeping bags, pillows, favorite toys for young children, color books,
- crayons
- Special items for infants, elderly and people with
Disabilities
- Written instruction on how to turn off utilities
- Cell phone and charger and extra battery if possible
PLACE THIS ON YOUR REFRIGERATOR TO REFER TO IN THE EVENT OF A HURRICANE