DO 1 THING Prepare for emergencies by doing one thing each month:
January Make a Plan
February Water
Understand what puts you at risk from disasters and take steps to lower your risk.
Have 72 hours (3 days) worth of water stored for your household.
March Sheltering
April Food
Have an emergency food supply that will meet the needs of your household for three days without outside help.
Know how to respond safely when instructions are given to evacuate or take shelter.
May Work, School & Community
June Unique Family Needs
Make sure the people who count on your are prepared for a disaster.
Be aware of and prepare for your family’s unique needs.
July Family Communication Plan
August Get Involved
Have the ability to communicate with family members during a disaster.
Make your community stronger by getting trained and getting involved.
September Be Informed
October Power
Make sure everyone in your household can receive, understand, and act on information received in an emergency.
Be able to safely meet your basic needs during an electrical outage.
November Emergency Supplies
December First Aid
Remember important items that may be overlooked when leaving your home in a disaster.
Be prepared to give first aid while paramedics are enroute.
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