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    1. The document provides a template for a family disaster plan, with sections for contact information, pets, evacuation routes, meeting places, responsibilities, and supplies. 2. It prompts families to consider the most likely disasters in their area and have escape routes from home, meeting places near and outside their neighborhood, and an emergency contact. 3. The plan also includes what to do if separated from family, where to evacuate children from school, caring for those with disabilities, creating a safe room to shelter in place, and assigning family members responsibilities to update the plan every six months.

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    ARC Family Disaster Plan Template r083012 0

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    1. The document provides a template for a family disaster plan, with sections for contact information, pets, evacuation routes, meeting places, responsibilities, and supplies. 2. It prompts families to consider the most likely disasters in their area and have escape routes from home, meeting places near and outside their neighborhood, and an emergency contact. 3. The plan also includes what to do if separated from family, where to evacuate children from school, caring for those with disabilities, creating a safe room to shelter in place, and assigning family members responsibilities to update the plan every six months.

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    1. The document provides a template for a family disaster plan, with sections for contact information, pets, evacuation routes, meeting places, responsibilities, and supplies. 2. It prompts families to consider the most likely disasters in their area and have escape routes from home, meeting places near and outside their neighborhood, and an emergency contact. 3. The plan also includes what to do if separated from family, where to evacuate children from school, caring for those with disabilities, creating a safe room to shelter in place, and assigning family members responsibilities to update the plan every six months.

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    ARC Family Disaster Plan Template r083012 0

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    1. The document provides a template for a family disaster plan, with sections for contact information, pets, evacuation routes, meeting places, responsibilities, and supplies. 2. It prompts families to consider the most likely disasters in their area and have escape routes from home, meeting places near and outside their neighborhood, and an emergency contact. 3. The plan also includes what to do if separated from family, where to evacuate children from school, caring for those with disabilities, creating a safe room to shelter in place, and assigning family members responsibilities to update the plan every six months.

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    Family Disaster Plan

    Family Last Name(s) or Household Address: Date:

    Family Member/Household Contact Info (If needed, additional space is provided in #10 below):

    Name Home Phone Cell Phone Email:

    Pet(s) Info:

    Name: Type: Color: Registration #:

    Plan of Action

    1. The disasters most likely to affect our household are:

    2. What are the escape routes from our home?

    3. If separated during an emergency, what is our meeting place near our home?

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    4. If we cannot return home or are asked to evacuate, what is our meeting place outside of our
    neighborhood?

    What is our route to get there and an alternate route, if the first route is impassible?

    5. In the event our household is separated or unable to communicate with each other, our emergency
    contact outside of our immediate area is:

    Name Home Phone Cell Phone Email:

    After a disaster, let your friends and family know you are okay by registering at “Safe and Well” at
    https://safeandwell.communityos.org/cms// or by calling 1‐800‐733‐2767. You can also give them a
    call, send a quick text or update your status on social networking sites.

    6. If at school/daycare, our child(ren) will be evacuated to:

    Child’s Name: Evacuation Site (address and contact info):

    7. Our plan for people in our household with a disability or special need is:

    Person’s Name: Plan:

    8. During certain emergencies local authorities may direct us to “shelter in place” in our home. An
    accessible, safe room where we can go, seal windows, vents and doors and listen to emergency
    broadcasts for instructions, is:

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    9. Family Member Responsibilities in the Event of a Disaster

    Family
    Task Description
    Member
    Responsible
    Disaster Kit* Stock the disaster kit and take it if evacuation is necessary. Include
    items you might want to take to an evacuation shelter. Remember
    to include medications and eye glasses.

    Be informed Maintain access to NOAA or local radio, TV, email or text alerts for
    important and current information about disasters.

    Family Make sure the household medical information is taken with us if


    Medical evacuation is necessary.
    Information

    Financial Obtain copies of bank statements and cash in the event ATMs and
    Information credit cards do not work due to power outages. Bring copies of
    utility bills as proof of residence in applying for assistance.

    Pet Evacuate our pet(s), keep a phone list of pet‐friendly motels and
    Information animal shelters, and assemble and take the pet disaster kit.

    Sharing and Share the completed plan with those who need to know. Meet
    Maintaining with household members every 6 months or as needs change to
    the Plan update household plan.

    *What supplies and records should go in your disaster kit? Visit www.redcross.org

    10. Other information, if not able to be included above.

    Congratulations on completing your family disaster plan! Please tell others: “We’ve made a family disaster plan
    and you can, too, with help from the American Red Cross.”

    Get the facts about what you should do if an emergency or disaster occurs at www.redcross.org

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