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"The only time it's too late to start planning for a disaster, is when it's time to evacuate."
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A STARTING
POINT FOR
GETTING
PREPARED
The following Disaster Preparedness Checklists are just a sampling of what participants who attend the West Slope Foundation Disaster Preparedness 8-part series workshop receive. We still highly recommend that people attend the workshop to receive all of the 63 practical checklists, forms and handout, as well as the information and knowledge that the experienced disaster management speakers have to share. Since we never know when a disaster will strike, West Slope Foundation wanted people to at least have these really important checklists to refer to for guidance during an evacuation. We hope you will join us for a future Disaster Preparedness Workshop to receive the full benefits of the experience.
This checklist walks you through the steps to take to safely evacuate your family. Following these steps can greatly reduce the stress felt during an evacuation.
This checklist provides a list of the most important items to put in your Go Bag. If you have just minutes to evacuate, this may be the only thing you can grab and take with you, so it is important you include in it what is most important.
This checklist helps you to narrow down and prioritize your families most important and valuable belongings to take with you when you evacuate.
This checklist explains why having a Point of Contact during an evacuation can save precious time. Completing the checklist before a disaster will help to get people and animals to safety quicker.
This checklist provides a list of the clothing and personal care items that need to be packed prior to a disaster for all members of your household. Try and combine all the items in one tote to save on space in your vehile.
This checklist provides evacuation information for animals and what supplies are needed to safely evacuate them, and care for them in their temporary location.
This checklist provides a list of tasks that should be done prior to evacuating your home. Time may not allow you to do them all, so prioritize the ones that increases the chances of your home surviving a wildland fire.
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