An emergency go-bag gives your household a fast, orderly way to leave when conditions change without warning. Pack the essentials for 24 to 72 hours, match the contents to each person’s needs, and review the kit on a regular schedule.
Essential Concepts
Portable kit for quick evacuation
Water, food, first aid, meds, documents, power
Assign roles; update every six months
A well-stocked home emergency kit can make all the difference when disaster or winter weather strikes, helping your family stay safe, fed, and prepared for at least three days. With a little planning, you can build kits for home, work, and the car that cover everyone’s needs—including pets—and are ready when you need them most.
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Storm preparedness starts with a family checklist, a stocked emergency kit, and a clear plan for where supplies will be kept. Include food, water, first aid items, medications, tools, and batteries so your household can manage at least two days without help.
Essential Concepts: family checklist, emergency kit, food, water, first aid, medications, tools, two-day supply, easy access
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