Is your family ready for an emergency?
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Planning ahead can help keep you and your family safe if there’s an emergency, like a natural or man-made disaster. |
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It’s important to make sure you and your family are ready. Don’t wait — make a plan with your family today. |
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Make an emergency supply kit. Gather supplies like water, medicines, and blankets. You won’t have time to search or shop for these supplies during an emergency. |
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Make a family emergency plan. Be sure to decide on an emergency contact — someone that each member of your family knows to call during an emergency. |
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Learn what to do in different types of emergencies. Contact your state’s emergency management office to find out what types of disasters are most common in your area. |
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Share this email with your friends and family to remind them to prepare for emergencies, too. |
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