Sunday, January 6, 2008

ATTENTION STAIRWELL CAPTAINS

Those of you who have the distinct privilege of being Stairwell Captains (Those who live in the bottom left apartment of the stairwell if you are facing the stairwell), yours is the responsibility to view this slideshow, and become familiar with it.

Please email me once you view it at emergencypreparednessman@gmail.com.

If you would like to download a copy the powerpoint just click "view" under the slideshow on this post, and it will take you to a website where it will give you the option to download the slideshow.

5 MUST HAVES for your 72 Hour Kit

Hello Everyone,

I was somewhat delayed in regards to coming out to your house, but I hope this means that you had time to think about what you would want to put in your 72 Hour Kit, and have most of it already. By way of reminder, I am here to help you get at the very least, 5 things in order to help you survive for the first 72 hours of disaster. Once I arrive at your doorstep, you have exactly 72 hours to get these things together, before you help me move along to your neighbor's house. Remember, these are just the basics, so I will be sure and include links to helpful websites that will help you think of other things you might want to "Always Be Prepared".

5 Must Haves for your Kit

1. Food (Thats 9 meals/person in your family)
2. Water (Experts such as myself recommend at least 1 gallon of water per person, per day)
3. Battery Operated Radio
4. Flashlight with Extra Batteries
5. First Aid Kit

Sound Easy enough? It should be. In fact, if while you are reading this you might immediately think of many other things that a good emergency kit would include, feel free to add it! If you don't have these things yet, you have 72 hours to get them all together, but you don't have to wait for me to show up at your door to start. Thanks again and let me know if you have any questions!

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Sunday, September 30, 2007

Welcome 140th Ward Members!

Hello 140th Ward Members! For those of you who don't know me, I am Emergency Preparedness Man. I have been personally commissioned by your Bishop to help each of you get ready for that emergency that is always possibly just over the horizon. To do this there are a couple of things that we will need to go over in order to help you prepare. So visit often and stay tuned for news, upcoming stake events, helpful websites, etc. and please feel free to email me with any questions or comments at EmergencyPreparednessMan@gmail.com or just post them right on this Blog. I will also be visiting each and everyone of you to help you get your 72-Hour Kits in order. So let's get going and have some fun!