Earthquakes-Check & Supply Lists

Printable PDF Booklet to keep handy:

Earthquake Safety Checklist
https://www.fema.gov/media-library-data/1510153676317-82124ab3b0a31ea239f60acc8d46c2ba/FEMA_B-526_Earthquake_Safety_Checklist_110217_508.pdf

This quick reference guide helps individuals and families prepare for an earthquake and prevent earthquake-related damage to their homes. The easy-to-read booklet features instructions on conducting earthquake drills and “hazard hunts.” Also included are a checklist of disaster supplies, tips on what to do during and after an earthquake, and additional resources.   ---CONTINUED---

Emergency Supplies for Earthquake Preparedness
https://www.cdc.gov/disasters/earthquakes/supplies.html

Stock up now on emergency supplies that can be used after an earthquake. These supplies should include a first aid kit, survival kits for the home, automobile, and workplace, and emergency water and food. Store enough supplies to last at least 3 days. ---CONTINUED---

A Simple And Cheap Earthquake Kit List
https://besurvival.com/guides/earthquake-kit-list

  Earthquakes are disastrous events on a large scale that can hit without any real warning. An earthquake kit list can help you build your own earthquake preparedness kit for the “Big One” we keep hearing about as well as “normal” earthquakes too.

If your home or work is in a known earthquake zone it’s a good idea to at least have a backpack handy with a basic earthquake survival kit inside. An earthquake kit list like ours with a few simple items is cheap to put together and it’s easy to find the recommended gear.   ---CONTINUED---

8 Steps to Prepare for an Earthquake With Printable Checklist
http://foodstorageandsurvival.com/how-to-prepare-for-an-earthquake/

  (SNIP) Unlike a drill, real earthquakes strike without warning and can be devastating to buildings, roads, and anyone near them. But there are steps you can take before an earthquake occurs that can minimize the effects of the quake when it happens. What can you do now to prepare for an earthquake?   ---CONTINUED---