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Ready.govready.govReady.gov is a U.S. government portal (FEMA/DHS) focused on disaster and emergency preparedness for individuals, families, and organizations. It provides practical tools and resources, including a fillable Make a Plan form, a Build a Kit checklist, emergency alerts, and the FEMA mobile app for real-time guidance. The site covers a wide range of hazards (floods, severe weather, wildfires, hurricanes, power outages) and offers programs for planning, preparedness education, and national awareness campaigns like National Preparedness Month.
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Ready.gov: Provides comprehensive downloadable, fillable forms for household plans, communication plans, and family checklists.
Ready.gov: The official U.S. government website provides comprehensive templates for household emergency plans.
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Ready.gov also recommends unplugging unnecessary equipment when leaving during an emergency.
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Ready.gov recommends supplies such as water, flashlights, smoke/CO detectors, and a fire extinguisher.
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Ready.gov guidance calls for alarms on every level and inside/outside sleeping areas. [Ready.gov]
