Get Prepared, Make An Emergency Plan

In light of Tuesday’s unexpected earthquake on the East Coast And the storms last night here is a list of things that one should have in case of an emergency. Developing an emergency plan is a beneficial thing to have when switchboards overload.

Consider developing a disaster plan with your household members to prepare for what to do, how to find each other, and how to communicate in an emergency.

Decide where your household will reunite after a disaster. Identify two places to meet: one right outside your home and another outside your neighborhood, such as a library, community center, or place of worship.

Identify all possible exit routes from your home and neighborhood.
Designate an out-of-state friend or relative that household members can call if separated during a disaster. If New York City phone circuits are busy, long-distance calls may be easier to make. This out-of-state contact can help you and your family communicate.
Account for everybody’s needs, especially seniors, people with disabilities, and non-English speakers.
Ensure that household members have a copy of your household disaster plan and emergency contact information to keep in their wallets and backpacks.
Practice your plan with all household members.

When developing your family’s disaster plan, you should assemble and make copies of vital contact information for each family member.

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