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    This document provides recommendations for assembling emergency "grab 'n go" bags for adults, seniors/disabled individuals, infants/toddlers, pets, vehicles, and offices. The bags should contain essential supplies like food, water, clothing, medical necessities, and important documents to allow individuals to be self-sufficient for at least 3 days in an emergency situation. Items vary depending on the individual's needs but generally include first aid supplies, flashlights, batteries, cash, and communication devices. Pets also require supplies like food, water, carriers and medical records in their bags.

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    This document provides recommendations for assembling emergency "grab 'n go" bags for adults, seniors/disabled individuals, infants/toddlers, pets, vehicles, and offices. The bags should contain essential supplies like food, water, clothing, medical necessities, and important documents to allow individuals to be self-sufficient for at least 3 days in an emergency situation. Items vary depending on the individual's needs but generally include first aid supplies, flashlights, batteries, cash, and communication devices. Pets also require supplies like food, water, carriers and medical records in their bags.

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    Grabngo Emergency Kit

    Uploaded by

    Abigail Trevino
    This document provides recommendations for assembling emergency "grab 'n go" bags for adults, seniors/disabled individuals, infants/toddlers, pets, vehicles, and offices. The bags should contain essential supplies like food, water, clothing, medical necessities, and important documents to allow individuals to be self-sufficient for at least 3 days in an emergency situation. Items vary depending on the individual's needs but generally include first aid supplies, flashlights, batteries, cash, and communication devices. Pets also require supplies like food, water, carriers and medical records in their bags.

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    Have a Grab ‘n Go Bag for each person in the house and attach it to the bed.

    ADULT

    Flashlight, batteries, and light sticks Toilet articles: comb, toothbrush,


    Portable radio and batteries toothpaste, soap, razor, washcloth, face
    Keys (house and car) towel, shampoo, lotion, lip balm, emery
    Money (coins and bills) board, nail clipper, sanitary products,
    Glasses, contact lenses and solutions tissue, etc.
    Medications (at least one week supply) Toilet Paper
    Comfortable shoes, two pairs of socks Zip-lock bags, plastic grocery bags
    Comfortable clothing (sweats, extra Good book, playing cards, crossword
    underwear) puzzles
    Jacket, cap or hat Work gloves, several pairs of latex
    Whistle (call for help if trapped) gloves
    Sunscreen Lightweight blanket
    Pocket knife Plastic ground cloth
    Watch or clock Emergency tent
    Paper and pencil Hard Hat
    “Okay” and “Help” signs Dust Mask (two)
    Emergency phone list, out-of-state Hammer and folding shovel
    contact # Crow bar (may need to move debris)
    Lists of people to notify of you are Rope
    injured Drinking Water – store in a separate
    Copies of important documents: place, minimum one gallon per person)
    insurance, identification, social security, Snacks (granola bars, trail mix, peanut
    etc. butter)
    Small first aid kit

    SENIORS OR DISABLED
    These items are in addition to the Adult Grab ‘n Go Bag.

    Food for special diet needs Prescriptions for eyeglasses (not older
    Batteries for hearing aids, wheelchair, than one year)
    etc. Personal sanitary items (Protective
    List of model and serial # of medical undergarments, disposable bags, ties,
    devices wipes)
    Special supplies: oxygen, catheters, etc. For guide dogs see Pet Grab ‘n Go Bag

    INFANTS AND TODDLERS


    These items are in addition to the Adult Grab ‘n Go Bag.

    Formula, disposable bottles, nipples Thermometer


    Diapers and wipes Medicine dropper and Medications
    Instant baby cereal Pedialyte, electrolyte replacement solution
    Bowl and spoon Firm soled shoes
    Sunscreen Toys, books, stuffed animals
    At least two changes of clothes Authorization to Consent to Treatment of
    Light Jacket Minor Form, completed
    PETS
    Keep your pet Grab ‘n Go Bag in an easily accessible location near your own emergency supplies.

    Pet First Aid Kit


    Food Pet carrier or crate for Scissors
    Water each pet Guaze pads
    Bowls Name, address and Wipes
    Leash phone number of Instant cold pack
    Muzzle veternatian Adhesive tape
    Poop scooper, bags People to contact to take Tweezers
    Treats care of the animal Soap
    Toy Vaccination and medical
    Extra Name Tag records
    License number List of Special
    Instructions

    CAR EMERGENCY KIT


    Water Pencil and paper
    Food (canned, dehydrated, snacks) Tools (screwdriver, pliers, wire, crowbar,
    Sweater or jacket, extra clothing rope, etc.)
    Comfortable walking shoes Emergency Phone Numbers, including your
    Money (coins and bills) contact person
    Flashlight (extra batteries) Maps of your most often traveled routes
    Space Blanket Personal items (eyeglasses, toothbrush,
    First Aid Kit (bandages, gauze, etc.) soap, tissue, hand wipes, etc.)
    Pocket Knife Special needs (medication, diapers, infant
    Matches (waterproof) formula, etc.)
    Flares Favorite book, crossword puzzles, or games
    Fire Extinguisher
    Work gloves
    Jumper cables

    OFFICE EMERGENCY KIT


    Water Emergency Phone Numbers, including your
    Food (canned, dehydrated, contact person
    snacks) Personal items (eyeglasses, toothbrush,
    Sweater or jacket, extra clothing soap, tissue, hand wipes, etc.)
    Comfortable walking shoes Medication
    Money (coins and bills) Favorite book, crossword puzzle, or games
    Flashlight (extra batteries) List of people to notify if you are injured
    First Aid Kit (bandages, gauze, etc.) Keys (house and car)

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