[Emman]

One thing I did recently was to make a checklist of emergency items to take in case of having to flee from the home. I'm also in the Pacific NW where it was stated is an earthquake zone, which is true. There is also Mt. Rainier, which is considered the most dangerous volcano in N. America. In the heat of a crisis, having a checklist focuses one's thoughts and allows efficient action to take place.

Here's an example or our checklist.


Survival Checklist:


In the event of an emergency evacuation—to flee, take:

· 72-hour survival kit buckets in master bedroom walk-in closet.
· Yellow, crank powered radio and flashlight in my office.

Get the children’s empty backpacks and put in:

· Water filter pump
· Water packets
· Flashlights and lanterns
· Freeze dried food (1 box of dinner cans and 1 box of vegetable cans)
· Other crank radio

· Leatherman in kitchen junk drawer.

· At least 2 gasoline containers of fuel in garage.

· Cash

· Warm coats
· Sturdy shoes and sneakers for kids.
· Underwear
· Jeans
· Socks

Toiletries:

· Eczema ointment
· Toothbrushes
· Toothpaste
· Dove soap bars
· Deodorant

· Kirby’s kennel
· Dog food

Other:

· Cell phones
· Wallet
· Laptop computer