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emergency preparedness resources

Free digital guides to getting yourself and your community prepared. Practical tools for building preparedness at your own pace.

Wildfire Evacuation Guide

a practical wildfire evacuation guide

Everything to think through before a wildfire threatens your area: how to know when to leave, what to pack, how to get out safely, and what to do if you have very little time. Walk through it now, so you are ready when it matters. Keep a copy in your go-bags. 

  • Leave early. Go now.
  • Dress for escape
  • Load people + animals
  • Take the Core 6
  • Text your status
  • Drive out safely
  • Check in, do not return
  • Warning does not mean wait
  • Your routes + meeting places

Go-Bag Packing List

a printable go-bag checklist

Every category to pack for, from shelter and water to communication, first aid, documents, and the grounding items that keep you steady. Print it, put it on the fridge, and start putting your kits together step-by-step.

  • Shelter + layers
  • Water + food
  • Navigation
  • Personal documents
  • Bartering items
  • Car items
  • First aid + hygiene
  • Communication
  • Tools + equipment
  • Grounding + creative items

Stay-Kit Supply List

a home base for hard days

A stay kit helps you live at home through a major earthquake, power outage, storm, water interruption, or another disruption when the building remains safe but everyday systems do not. Start with at least three days of essentials and build toward two weeks.

  • Water + the pantry
  • Eating well at home
  • Health + sanitation
  • A bathroom plan if plumbing fails
  • Power + home safety
  • Light, charging + communication
  • Temperature + shelter within the home
  • People + animals who need a tailored plan
  • Make it yours

Emergency Communications Guide

stay connected when systems are stressed

A layered plan for staying in touch when cell networks are busy, power is out, or people are scattered. Build a PACE plan for your household, pod, or workplace, get to know FRS and GMRS radios, and weigh mesh, satellite, and backup internet options. Includes a worksheet plus simple drills to practice before an emergency.

  • Your PACE plan
  • Everyday radio options
  • FRS in plain english
  • GMRS + getting licensed
  • Meshtastic + satellite options
  • Backup internet
  • Radio etiquette
  • Practice drills
  • The NATO phonetic alphabet

DIY Workbooks

Notion templates to create your digital emergency hub.

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Notion household emergency planning workbook interface
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Los Angeles Edition

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Universal Template

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