Safety in Cold Temperatures
Storm Safety
Deep Snow Safety
Disaster Preparedness Tips
Disaster Preparedness Steps
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Symptoms of hypothermia 

Heavy shivering, confusion, memory loss, exhaustion, slurred speech 

100

Where can you receive weather updates

TV, news channels, radio, county emergency services channels, social media

100

What should you do with pets during deep snow

Bring any pets inside and move livestock to sheltered areas. 

100

What should you do during a power outage? 

 Keep your phone charged, have back up batteries charge, keep your refrigerator closed 

100

How can you receive alerts?  

Follow reliable social media sources like your County Office of Emergency Management/Services, fire chief, sheriff/police chief, and local government Call 2-1-1 from your phone to get more information. Calalerts.org

200

How to help someone with hypothermia 

Warm the center of the body first, wrap in warm blankets, drink warm liquids

200

True or False: It is safe to drive a car through flood water. 

False

200

If there is a power outage and you need a generator, where should you use it?

Only use a generator outside. 

200

What should you do during a flood? 

Turn off the electricity at the main breaker, avoid walking or driving through flood waters. 

200

How to make a plan? 

Make a list of contact information for all the people you might need to reach. Share the list with your family in case you are separated.  Decide where you would meet up with loved ones in an emergency and practice how you would evacuate

300

Symptoms of frostbite

Numbness, loss of color in face, fingers and toes. Grayish-yellow skin. 

300

What to do if you are outside during a storm. 

find shelter, stay away from trees and powerlines.

300

Where can you receive weather updates and storm warnings 

Official TV stations, radio, official social media accounts, emergency service channels, local authorities (police, fire station) 

300

What should you do around fast and cold water? 

Wear a life vest and be careful where you put your feet 

300

What items should you put in your go bag

Pack important documents, cash, emergency contact list and items for each member of your household. Be ready to grab keys, wallet, phone/charger, medication, and personal items

400

How to help someone with frostbite

Soak the affected part or entire body with very warm water (not hot). Or use body heat. Seak medical attention.

400

True or False: It is not safe to use a generator inside

True 

400

Should you travel during a snowstorm? 

For safety it best to limit travel during a storm. 

400

What should you do during an earthquake? 

Drop, cover and hold on. Do not use the elevator

400

What should you include in your stay box?  

Include basic supplies like food that won’t spoil, water, medications, a flashlight, and trash bags. Try to store enough to last for three days

500

How to prepare for cold temperatures

Get warm clothing, blankets, hats & gloves. 

500

Who can you call if you are driving and get stuck on the road during a storm

9-1-1

500

Should you help your neighbors during a storm? 

Check on neighbors and other who may need special assistance such as older people and those with infants. 


500

What should you do if cannot leave your home for a few days. 

Make a stay box with non-perishable food, water, extra clothing, medication, flashlights, batteries, trash bags, and anything else that you or anyone in your household may need. 

500
How can you help those around you? 

Exchange contact information with your neighbors and plan how you could work together to help keep each other safe. Be ready to assist those around you who might be less able to help themselves during a disaster

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