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May 4, 2020 – Requirements for 1st Class 7d & 7e

 
7d – Tell what utility services exist in your home or meeting place. Describe potential hazards associated with these utilities, and tell how to respond in emergency situations.

7e – Develop an emergency action plan for your home that includes what to do in case of fire, storm, power outage, and water outage. (Also discuss gas leaks.)
 


 

Introduction to emergency planning (4:14)


 

 
 


 

What are the 4 things you should do when confronted with any emergency situation?


 
 

  • 1. Keep Calm
  • 2. Assess the Situation
  • 3. Call for Help
  • 4. Focus on the Task

 
 


 

Prepare a family emergency plan (2:27)




 
 


 

Family Emergency Kit

* A requirement for Emergency Preparedness MB
 

    If you must evacuate your home with little notice …

  • Three-day supply of water
  • Nonperishable foods (including pet food) and a nonelectric can opener
  • Eating utensils
  • Special foods for any dietary restrictions, including baby foods
  • Family first-aid kit
  • Battery- or cranked-powered radio
  • Flashlight
  • Extra batteries (rotate these out regularly so they don’t go stale in your closet)
  • Matches in waterproof container
  • Blanket or sleeping bag for each family member
  • Extra clothing
  • Face masks for air filtering
  • Soap, wipes, antibacterial gel
  • Toilet paper
  • Copies of important family documents in waterproof containers
  • Signal whistle
  • Local maps
  • Cash

 

Major Disaster Preparedness Items

 

    If you can safely stay in your home during an emergency …

  • Fire extinguisher
  • Tool kit (with ax, shovel, broom, screwdriver, pliers, hammer, coil of rope, coil of bailing wire, duct tape, razor blades, adjustable wrench for turning off gas or water)
  • Chart showing location of shutoff valves in your home, including the main electrical switch
  • Portable fire escape ladder for homes or buildings of more than one floor
  • Portable butane or charcoal stove (to be used outdoors away from the garage)
  • Gloves and cloths for cleaning up dangerous spills
  • Covered containers for storing waste
  • Garden hose kept near an outside faucet

 
 


 

Two important numbers


 

9-1-1 and 8-1-1

 
 


 

Know where to find information


 

 


 

Don’t be left out – Be aware!


 
People can sign up for the CodeRED weather warning system by going to pcgovt.com and click on the CodeRed logo to complete notification form.
 
You can also enroll by calling the Pulaski County 911 Center’s non-emergency number at 678-5008.
 

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