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Emergency Preparedness
The 5 P鈥檚 of Emergency Preparedness
People and Pets: Account for all family members, children, and pets. Grab leashes, carriers, and
food for animals.
Prescriptions: Pack essential medicines, medical devices, eyeglasses (get an extra pair!), and
hearing aids along with backup power cords.
Papers: Take critical documents like IDs, insurance policies, birth certificates, and phone
numbers stored in a portable container (preferably waterproof).
Personal Needs: Bring your 72-hour go-kit with clothes, water, food, cash, first-aid items, and
phone chargers.
Priceless Items: Grab irreplaceable mementos, family photos, or heirloomsONLY if time permits safely.
For more information on creating a kit or preparing for different emergency events,
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