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Showing posts with label family plan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family plan. Show all posts

8.30.2012

Prepare for an evacuation



I stumbled upon this great post on someone's blog.  She has done all the work to print out your own copies of..
  ADVANCE EMERGENCY PLAN
  GO PACKET CHECK LIST
  WHAT TO TAKE WITH YOU
  EMERGENCY CHECKLIST FOR PETS
  DURING EVACUATION
  WHAT TO DO AFTER EVACUATION
  EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
  FAMILY INFORMATION
  CONTACTS

  then all you have to do is fill in the blanks and start preparing!

Click HERE to see this information.

3.04.2012

YOUR family emergency plan

As of right now I do not have a plan for my family.  If there were a disaster to happen tomorrow and we were not together when it happened, I would want to know where I could go to meet up with my family.  I'm ready to start a plan, I want to BE READY!  Do you?

Click on this link to start your own plan...

You may not be able to fill out this form today, but gather some information, talk with your family and make a plan!  You will need to gather information on each family member (info of where they work or go to school), also make a set plan of meeting places:  in the neighborhood, outside the neighborhood and out of town, collect phone numbers such as police, fire, hospital and so forth.

After you are able to completely fill out the form you can print out your plan and also save it to your computer and email it to family and friends.

1.15.2012

Neighborhood Disaster Plan

In case of a wide scale emergency, the following is a brief overview of what to do in an emergency-
  • Your family is your first priority, assess their needs
  • If possible, check on neighbors, assess their needs
  • Check in at the neighborhood command post/meeting center (LDS Meeting House located at 11777 S. Willow Wood Dr.) to relay your needs
    • Once checked in, those capable will be sent in teams to assess the needs of those who have not checked in
  • The command post will be coordinating with local and city authorities to address needs and manage resources
We are told in a wild scale disaster we should plan on being on our own for at least three days before emergency responders will be available.

10.13.2011

Make a Family Emergency Plan

Here's a link to a great site. It has tips on making your family plan and also forms for you to download and print so you don't have to create your own.
http://www.ready.gov/america/makeaplan/