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Grab and Go

Pack a grab and go bag with items you may need in case of an evacuation

Grab and Go

Pack a Grab and Go bag with items you may need in case of an evacuation.

Grab and Go

Pack a Grab and Go bag with non-perishable foods in case of an emergency evacuation.

A child puts a bag of rice into a reuseable bag while packing an emergency kit with his family.

Build an Emergency Kit

Ensure you have enough non-perishable goods to sustain your household for 72 hours.

A woman in a blue shirt displays some of her emergency supplies. She holds candles and a flashlight.

Build an Emergency Kit

Keep an emergency preparedness kit in your home with enough supplies to meet your household needs, including items like candles and flashlights.

An older woman displays her beading kit, which is going into her emergency kit.

Build an Emergency Kit

Include items for your mental wellbeing in your emergency kit.

A mother and two children pack an emergency kit. There are two plastic containers full of emergency preparedness goods.

Build an Emergency Kit

By taking the time now to store food, water, and other supplies, you can provide for your family in the event of an emergency.

The contents of an emergency kit are laid out on a table including drinks, candy bars, walkie-talkies, matches, emergency blankets, and more.

Build an Emergency Kit

Ensure your kit has items like water, food, medication, basic first aid, tools, flashlights, and other items your households might need in an emergency.

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