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At least two weeks supply of medication, medical supplies used regularly and a list of allergies Information about where you receive medication, the name of the drug, and dosage List of the style, serial number, and manufacturer information of required medical devices Service animal I.D., veterinary records, and proof of ownership Supplies for your service animal Copy of will DISASTER SUPPLY KIT CHECKLIST Be sure to include specialty items for infants, small children, the elderly, and those family members with a disability. Include seasonal or rain gear and sturdy shoes or boots. First Aid Manual Sterile adhesive bandages of different sizes Sterile gauze pads Hypoallergenic adhesive tape Triangular bandages Scissors Tweezers Sewing needle Moistened towellettes Antiseptic Thermometer Tube of petroleum jelly Safety pins Soap Latex gloves Sunscreen Aspirin or other pain reliever Anti-diarrheal medicine Antacid Laxative Cotton balls Q-tips Keep your motor vehicle tanks filled with gasoline Flashlight Do not use candles and be sure to have enough batteries Radio Battery operated or hand cranked radio, a NOAA weather radio Cash Banks and ATMs may not be available after a storm Food Enough for at least seven (7) days, nonperishable packaged or canned food and beverages, snack foods, juices, baby food, and any special dietary items Non-electric can opener Paper plates Napkins Plastic cups Utensils Water (1 gallon per person) Important Documents Vehicle Phone Numbers COVID-19 Supplies Insurance cards Medical records Bank numbers Credit card numbers Copy of social security card Copies of birth and/or marriage certificates Other personal documents Set of car, house, and office keys *Items should be kept in a water proof container Maintain a list of important phone numbers including: county emergency management office, evacuation sites, doctors, banks, schools, veterinarian, a number for out of town contact, friends & family Pet food and water Proper identification Medical records/ microchip info A carrier or cage Muzzle and leash Water and food bowls Medications General Pet Care Items Clothing Special Needs Items First Aid Food and Water Face masks Disinfectant wipes Hand sanitizer

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At least two weeks supplyof medication, medicalsupplies used regularly anda list of allergies

Information about whereyou receive medication,the name of the drug, anddosage

List of the style, serialnumber, and manufacturerinformation of requiredmedical devices

Service animal I.D.,veterinary records, andproof of ownership

Supplies for your serviceanimal

Copy of will

DISASTER SUPPLY KIT CHECKLIST

Be sure to includespecialty items for infants,small children, the elderly,and those family memberswith a disability.

Include seasonal or raingear and sturdy shoes orboots.

First Aid ManualSterile adhesive bandagesof different sizesSterile gauze padsHypoallergenic adhesivetapeTriangular bandagesScissorsTweezersSewing needleMoistened towellettesAntisepticThermometerTube of petroleum jellySafety pinsSoapLatex glovesSunscreenAspirin or other pain relieverAnti-diarrheal medicineAntacidLaxativeCotton ballsQ-tips

Keep your motor vehicletanks filled with gasoline

FlashlightDo not use candles and besure to have enough batteries

RadioBattery operated or handcranked radio, a NOAAweather radioCashBanks and ATMs may not beavailable after a storm

FoodEnough for at least seven (7) days, nonperishable packaged or canned food and beverages,snack foods, juices, babyfood, and any special dietaryitemsNon-electric can openerPaper platesNapkinsPlastic cupsUtensilsWater (1 gallon per person)

Important Documents

Vehicle

Phone Numbers

COVID-19 Supplies

Insurance cardsMedical recordsBank numbersCredit card numbersCopy of social securitycardCopies of birth and/ormarriage certificatesOther personal documentsSet of car, house, andoffice keys

*Items should be kept in a waterproof container

Maintain a list of importantphone numbers including:county emergency management office, evacuation sites, doctors, banks, schools, veterinarian, a number for out of town contact, friends & family

Pet food and waterProper identificationMedical records/microchip infoA carrier or cageMuzzle and leashWater and food bowlsMedications

General

Pet Care Items

Clothing

Special Needs Items

First Aid

Food and Water

Face masksDisinfectant wipes Hand sanitizer