Emergency Kit
Preparedness
Emergencies
Getting Involved
100

How much water should be in your emergency kit?

At least 1Gallon per day for each person.

100

Where can you receive emergency notifications and alerts?

Cell phone, social media, radio, or TV

100

In the event of a tornado, where is the safest place to be?

Indoor - Lowest floor in the building and an internal area away from windows and doors.

Outdoor - If a sturdy building is not available, find the lowest point ground you and lay flat.

Remember to protect your head and neck with your hands.

100

This type of training teaches basic skills in disaster preparedness and response, often provided by local emergency management agencies.

CERT - Community Emergency Response Team Training

200

Which document copies are important to include in your emergency kit?

Identification, insurance policies, and bank account records.

200

What individuals may need more assistance and consideration when planning for emergencies?

Individuals with disabilities, children, and older adults.

200

During an earthquake, what is the safest action to take if you are indoors?

Drop, Cover, and Hold On
200

How can you ensure your community is prepared for emergencies?

Participate in community planning meetings and advocate for preparedness initiatives in your area.

300

In what location should you keep your emergency kit?

Home, work, or car.
300

How can you prepare your family for a house fire?

Plan evacuation routes for your home and establish a designated assembly area.

300

What is the recommended action if you see a lightning storm while outdoors?

When thunder roars, go indoors.

Seek shelter and avoid open fields.

300

What training can help prepare you to respond to an incident with life-threatening bleeding?

Stop The Bleed training.

400

How frequently should you review and restock your emergency kit?

Every 6 months

400

What utilities should you know the locations of in your home and how to turn them off?

Water, electricity, and gas. Leave gas to the professionals if possible.
400

What is the medical term for a life-threatening condition caused by prolonged exposure to high temperatures, characterized by a body temperature above 103°F, confusion, and dry skin?

Heat stroke.

400

What emergency equipment should you be trained on in case of a fire?

Fire extinguisher or fire blanket.

500

How many days should an emergency kit last for?

At least 3 days.

500

Why should one family member be designated as the out-of-area contact?

For safe housing during an evacuation or in case local communication is disrupted.

500

How many inches of rain will cause loss of control and stalling in most passenger cars?

6 inches

500

This life-saving device, which can analyze the heart's rhythm and deliver an electrical shock, is often found in public places and requires training to use effectively.

Automated External Defibrillator (AED)

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