Fires
Earthquakes
Floods
Tornadoes
Hurricanes
Volcanoes
Economic Hardship
Thunder and Lightning Storms
Car Trouble
Winter Storms
Extreme Heat
Landslides
Tsunami
Hazardous Materials
Nuclear Disasters
Terrorism
Wildland Fires
Be Prepared |
A Food Storage Plan |
Emergency Supplies |
72-hour Kits |
Pre-Assembled Kits |
Just For Kids |
Prepare for Winter Driving |
An emergency kit contains everything your family needs for 3 days in case of an
emergency. The following is a condensed list of possible items.
EMERGENCY ITEMS:
SANITATION KIT:
INDIVIDUAL NEEDS:
HAVE AVAILABLE TO CARRY:
INFANT CARE:
STRESS FOODS:
EXTRAS:
STRESS FACTORS:
CAR NEEDS:
POSSIBLE CONTAINERS:
garbage can
suitcases
foot locker
nap sack
anything that meets your needs
Battery-powered radio
flashlight and extra batteries
camping equipment (ax, shovel)
Scout Handbook
fire extinguisher
water (a minimum of 1 quart
per person per day)
sleeping bags
blankets (thermal or space)
first aid kit
sewing kit
50-ft. rope
candles and matches
money (at least $10)
plastic bucket with a tight-fitting lid
plastic bags and ties
toilet paper and towels (paper)
disinfectant & improvised toilet seat
feminine hygienic needs
soap (wet wipes)
old towels
1 change of clothing
coat
extra underwear and socks
shoes
toothpaste and brush
comb
wash cloth and towel
any daily medicines
any other personal needs
(contacts, etc.)
water jugs
insurance papers
journals
mortgages
any vital papers
family pictures or negatives
tuna
spam
sardines
vienna sausages
jerky
peanut butter
tang
canned juices (no bottles)
dried fruits
crackers
canned fruit
water
instant breakfast
powedered milk
canned milk and bottles
diapers
powder and lotion
pan and buddy burner if needs to be heated
baby food
sugar cookies
sweetened cereals
hard candy
paper cups, plates, plastic utensils
can opener
utility knife
scissors
children: coloring book and crayons
story book
game, card game
Adults: books, needlework, magazines
reflectors/flares
blankets
flashlight and batteries
