Laguna Woods Village\u2019<\/p>\n
Poa<\/p>\n
HANDOUTS<\/p>\n
SHELTER<\/p>\n
IN<\/p>\n
PLACE
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Where to Find Disaster Supplies<\/p>\n
Many retailers offer survival tools and ready-made disaster kits. This list is<\/p>\n
neither exhaustive nor an endorsement, but it can give you a head start in<\/p>\n
your research.<\/p>\n
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Amazon.com: Survival tools, emergency supplies, portable charger<\/p>\n
power banks<\/p>\n
BlueCanSales.com: Emergency drinking water with a 50-year shelf life<\/p>\n
EmergencyKits.com: Emergency supplies and kits<\/p>\n
Kidde.com: Home safety, fire extinguishers, escape ladders<\/p>\n
MaydaySupplies.com: Emergency supplies and kits<\/p>\n
MorePrepared.com: Survival kits and emergency supplies<\/p>\n
4Patriots.com: Survival food and products (foods may need a cooking<\/p>\n
source), solar panels and generators<\/p>\n
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PreparedHero.com: Emergency fire protection and safety products<\/p>\n
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Big 5 Sporting Goods: 24314 Swartz Drive, Lake Forest, 949-951-6311,<\/p>\n
bigbsportinggoods.com<\/p>\n
The Home Depot: 24332 El Toro Road, Laguna Hills, 949-598-9171;<\/p>\n
23651 El Toro Road, Lake Forest, 949-206-0113; homedepot.com<\/p>\n
REI: 24271 Avenida de la Carlota, Laguna Hills, 949-741-7838, rei.com<\/p>\n
Turner\u2019s Outdoorsman: 23762 Mercury Road, Lake Forest, 949-523-<\/p>\n
6370, turners.com<\/p>\n
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Resident To-Go Bag<\/p>\n
If you must leave your home or evacuate the area, include the following in a to-go backpack<\/p>\n
Windup AM\/FM radio\/flashlight combo (batteries not required)*<\/p>\n
One- to three-day food bar<\/p>\n
Water (observe expiration date)**<\/p>\n
Survival blanket<\/p>\n
Rain poncho<\/p>\n
Heavy gloves (garden type)<\/p>\n
Pocketknife<\/p>\n
One- to 10-yard duct tape roll<\/p>\n
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One collapsible cup<\/p>\n
10<\/p>\n
Four-ounce hand sanitizer bottle<\/p>\n
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Light stick<\/p>\n
12<\/p>\n
Two face masks<\/p>\n
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Tissues<\/p>\n
15<\/p>\n
Matches<\/p>\n
16<\/p>\n
Small first aid kit<\/p>\n
17<\/p>\n
Wipes<\/p>\n
18<\/p>\n
Change of clothes<\/p>\n
19<\/p>\n
Shoes<\/p>\n
20<\/p>\n
Medications and bandages<\/p>\n
21<\/p>\n
Nutrition bars<\/p>\n
22<\/p>\n
List of important phone numbers (printed)<\/p>\n
23<\/p>\n
Hygiene products<\/p>\n
24<\/p>\n
Smartphone\/cellphone charger<\/p>\n
*Windup radios are not very reliable. Consider also packing a battery-operated radio<\/p>\n
**Consider purchasing Blue Can water, which has a 50-year shelf life.<\/p>\n
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Minimum number of supplies:<\/p>\n
WATER: One gallon per person per day<\/p>\n
FOOD: At least three-day supply of nonperishable packaged food, canned foods, can<\/p>\n
opener, food bars<\/p>\n
MEDICATIONS: Prescription and over-the-counter medicine<\/p>\n
EYEGLASSES: Store an extra pair<\/p>\n
PORTABLE BATTERY PACKS AND PHONE CHARGER: Chargers for electronic devices<\/p>\n
such as lights, radios, laptop, phone chargers for smartphones\/cellphones<\/p>\n
RADIO: Battery powered is best, extra batteries or a windup radio<\/p>\n
LIGHTS: Flashlights and extra batteries, light sticks<\/p>\n
NOISE MAKER: Whistle is best or anything that can be heard from a distance<\/p>\n
CLOTHES: Change of clothes, shoes<\/p>\n
HYGIENE: Toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, wash cloth, towel, toilet paper, tissues,<\/p>\n
sanitizing wipes, gloves, comb, hairbrush<\/p>\n
TOOLS: Pocketknife, multi-tool device<\/p>\n
MONEY: Small denominations, such as $1, $5, $10 and $20 bills<\/p>\n
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\nDigital Preparedness<\/p>\n
Emergency Alerts<\/p>\n
Set up Medical ID on Phone<\/p>\n
O Activate phone alerts<\/p>\n
O Emergency contacts<\/p>\n
O Register for Laguna Woods<\/p>\n
O Your allergies<\/p>\n
CodeRED<\/p>\n
OO Medical conditions<\/p>\n
O Medications<\/p>\n
O Register for AlertOC<\/p>\n
O Blood type<\/p>\n
Print Important Numbers<\/p>\n
Learn To Do the Following on Phone<\/p>\n
Your Info<\/p>\n
Take a screenshot<\/p>\n
Your allergies<\/p>\n
Take photos and videos<\/p>\n
Medical conditions<\/p>\n
Use the Notes app or Google Keep app<\/p>\n
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Scan documents<\/p>\n
Blood type<\/p>\n
Call 911 on a locked screen<\/p>\n
Local contacts<\/p>\n
Video chat<\/p>\n
Next of Kin contacts<\/p>\n
Out-of-state contacts<\/p>\n
Learn To Text, NOT<\/p>\n
Activate Cloud Storage and<\/p>\n
Talk<\/p>\n
Scan Important Documents<\/p>\n
O Text a message<\/p>\n
Advanced Directive, will, living trust, power of<\/p>\n
O Text a photo<\/p>\n
attorney<\/p>\n
OO Text a screenshot<\/p>\n
Birth certificates, marriage license, titles or<\/p>\n
OO Text a video<\/p>\n
deeds, insurance policies, funeral<\/p>\n
O Text a web link<\/p>\n
arrangements, etc.<\/p>\n
List of financial accounts<\/p>\n
List of passwords<\/p>\n
O Prepare Shelter-in-<\/p>\n
List of contacts<\/p>\n
Place Bag<\/p>\n
List of medication<\/p>\n
Photos and videos<\/p>\n
O Prepare Go Bag<\/p>\n
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Shelter-in-Place Presentation Survey<\/p>\n
Thank you for attending our training session. Please take a moment to fill out this survey to<\/p>\n
help determine the content of future training.<\/p>\n
Was this program helpful? Circle one:<\/p>\n
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NAME<\/p>\n
ADDRESS<\/p>\n
PHONE<\/p>\n
EMAIL<\/p>\n
NEAREST CLUBHOUSE<\/p>\n
| am interested in being a volunteer for (circle all that apply):<\/p>\n
Clubhouse Disaster Team<\/p>\n
Clubhouse Coordinator<\/p>\n
Good Neighbor Program<\/p>\n
If you need assistance securing your documents or adding emergency information into your<\/p>\n
phone, please see Annie Wright at the Mac computer lab located on the third floor in the<\/p>\n
Community Center at 24351 El Toro Road, 949-268-2263.<\/p>\n
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