Emergency Preparedness for Fall Weather Events

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• Flashlights with extra batteriesLED flashlights are more energy efficient.
• First aid kitInclude any necessary personal medications.
• Non-perishable food suppliesCanned goods, granola bars, and dried fruit are great options.
• Bottled water (at least 1 gallon per person per day)Store enough for at least three days.
• Battery-powered or hand-crank radioStay updated on weather alerts.
• Portable phone chargerConsider a solar charger as a backup.
• Multi-tool or Swiss Army knife
• Whistle to signal for help
• Dust masks to help filter contaminated air
• Local mapsIn case of power outages, GPS may not work.
• Warm blankets or sleeping bagsKeep warm in case of a power outage.
• Clothing layers and sturdy shoesPrepare for unexpected cold weather.
• Pet supplies (food, water, leash)Don't forget about your furry friends!
• Cash in small denominationsATMs may not work during outages.
• Important documents (ID, insurance, etc.)Store in a waterproof container.
• Fire extinguisherCheck that it's charged and accessible.
• Emergency contact listKeep a list of important phone numbers.
• Portable generatorIf you have one, ensure it's in working order.
• Fuel for the generatorStore safely and according to local regulations.
• Childcare items (diapers, formula)Plan for the needs of your youngest family members.

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