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Storm Preparedness:

- store drinking water, first aid kit, canned/no-cook food, can opener, radio, flashlight, batteries all accessible.

- keep wood, sandbags and tools accessible

- clean rain gutters, and check the structural ability to sustain heavy weight from snow or water accumulation.

- dress for the season, cold weather means wear several layers of loose-fitting, warm clothing rather than one layer of heavy clothing. Make sure outer garments are water-proof.

- keep cars fueled

- know how to contact household members through a common out-of-state (area) contact in the event that you become seperated

- know how to turn off gas, electic power and water prior to evacuation

Family emergency kit food suggestions:

Dry Cereal Grannola/Energy Bars
Canned Fruits/Juice Canned Meats
Peanut Butter Crackers/Snacks
Bottled Water Canned Prepared Formula for Babies
Baby Food for Infants  

Family emergency kit first aid suggestions:

Bandaids Ace Bandages
Latex Gloves Sterile Gauze Pads
Sterile Bandages of various sizes Betadine and Alchol
Instant Hot/Cold Packs Neosporin or Bacetracin Ointment
Aspirin/Tylenol/Motrin Any critical medications for family members
Tape for holding on Dressings Scissors

Family emergency kit miscellaneous suggestions:

Flashlights w/batteries Blankets
Extra batteries Matches in waterproof container
Portable Radio w/batteries Tools (hammers, pliers, etc..)
Whistle Rope
Paper cups, plates, eating utensils Tinfoil
Cellular phone Compass
Gloves Can Opener (non-electric)
Trash bags Toiletries
Flares  

Car emergency kit suggestions:

Flares Heavy blankets
Flashlight w/ batteries First aid kit
Shovel Kitty litter or sand
Cell phone Rope
Gloves