Your kit should include, but not be limited to, the following:
- Water – one gallon per person, per day
- Food – nonperishable and canned foods, along with a non-electric can opener
- Sanitation and personal hygiene items
- Flashlights with extra batteries
- Battery-powered or hand crank radio. If battery-powered, have extra batteries
- Extra clothing and blankets
- A first-aid kit
- Emergency cash or checks – credit cards may not be dependable if there is a power outage
- Electronic chargers, including chargers that can be used in your vehicle
- A whistle to signal for help
- Duct tape
- Copies of personal documents – including a home inventory list, insurance policies and other important legal and financial documents
- Bug spray
- Pen and notebook – use to keep notes, important phone numbers, etc., if power is out and electronic devices are not working
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