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Emergency Supplies

During hurricane season, it is wise to maintain the following:

Food – It is recommended that you maintain an adequate supply of food to last your household for at least 3 – 5 days after a storm.
Select items that are easy to prepare and have a relatively long shelf-life. Some examples are included in the table below.


Zero-Prep Food Minimal-Prep Food
· Dry cereal

· Canned fruits

· Canned vegetables

· Canned juice

· Ready to eat canned soups and meats

· Canned pasta

· Canned beans

· Peanut Butter

· Bread

· Bananas

· Apples

· Oranges

· Crackers

· Nuts

· Granola and energy bars		 · Rice
· Pasta

· Pasta Sauce

· Seasoning

· Oats


Water – 1 Gallon of drinking water per day per person. It is recommended that you maintain an adequate supply of drinking water to last your household for at least 3 – 5 days after a storm.

Cash – ATMs may be down after a storm. You should therefore keep enough cash on hand in the event you may need to evacuate.

Gas – Ensure your vehicle has a full tank of gas. It is also recommended that you safely store enough fuel to power your generator (as applicable).

Other Supplies


Personal hygiene and household items Cleaning supplies Medical
· Toilet paper

· Moist towelettes

· Baby Supplies

· Diapers

· Wipes

· Formula or baby food

· Bottles

· Rash ointment

· Paper towels

· Paper plates and cups

· Plastic utensils

· Food storage bags or &nbsp&nbspcontainers

· Flashlight

· Tool kit

· Tarpaulin

· Rope

· Duct tape

· Manual can opener

· Strike-anywhere matches

· Pet Supplies (incl. food)

· Leash and collar

· Water and food bowls

· Solar power bank (charging &nbsp&nbspdevice for your electronics) 		· Garbage bags

· Dish soap 		· First aid kit

· Mosquito repellent




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