1. Flashlight (one small)
2. Battery - powered or hand crank radio
3. Batteries for all – use equipment that uses the same batteries if possible
4. Batteries for wheelchairs, hearing aids.
5. Snacks, special foods (protein bars are great)
6. Refillable bottle of water in plastic container
7. Moist towelettes, small plastic bags, and plastic ties for personal sanitation
8. Pet food and supplies
9. Medicines and medicine list. Supply of extra medicine
10. Lists of contacts: family members, doctors, neighbors
11. Incontinence products
12. Easy to wear / slip-on clothes / socks / underwear / nightware
13. Warm sweater / jacket
14. Extra reading glasses
15. Small pillow, blanket or shawl
16. Hand lotion or other comfort, personal items

Emergency Preparedness “Stay-at-Home” List

1. Flashlights
2. Battery - powered or hand crank radio
3. Radio with tone alert
4. Batteries for all – use equipment that uses the same batteries if possible
5. Batteries for wheelchairs, hearing aids
6. First Aid Kit
7. Food for three days of non-perishable food (breakfast bars, canned food)
8. Manual can opener
9. Water – one gallon per person per day for at least three days
10. Garbage bags, moist towelettes and plastic ties for personal sanitation
11. Pet food and supplies
12. Medicines and medicine list. Supply of extra medicine
13. Lists of contacts: family members, doctors, neighbors
14. Ice chest(s) to fill with ice for perishable food
15. Incontinence products