Before a disaster turns your world upside... Resolve to be Ready!!!
OEM would like to encourage New Yorkers to Resolve to be Ready this year and be prepared for an emergency by taking three steps: (1) Make a Plan, (2) Get a Kit, (3) Be Informed.
It is so important to be ready!!! The main goal of the Ready New York City campaign is to encourage parents to Resolve to be ready and be prepared in the case of an emergency, both small and large, partially by staying informed through OEM’s Facebook page.
Make a Plan:
Develope a Disaster Plan with your Family. Prepare for what to do, how to find each other, and how to communicate in an emergency. Disuss a meeting place and emergency exits. It's always helpful to go over this information and practice your plan.
Get a Kit:
Gather Supplies! It's important to keep at least 3 days worth of supplies.
Important items include:
- Water (one gallon of water per day/per person)
-Non-Perishable,ready to eat food (& Can Opener)
-First aid kit
-Flashlight
-Battery-operated AM/FM radio & extra batteries (you can also buy wind-up radios that do not require batteries)
-Personal hygiene items:like soap,feminine hygiene products,toothbrush & toothpaste
-Phone that does not rely on electricity
-Child care supplies or other special care items(like Baby formula or medicine)
Be Informed!
OEM is branching out and sharing information with New Yorkers in more ways than ever before. On OEM’s Facebook page you can find more information and even take the first step in making a plan by selecting and sharing your own meeting place using the Get Ready NYC: My Meeting Place Facebook application. Also, you can download a Resolve to Be Ready preparation calendar from the site which contains quarterly, monthly, and weekly reminders to help prepare for emergencies, large and small, throughout the year.
Please be ready!! We never know when an emergency is going to happen. Resolve to be Ready!!! Do you have a plan or a kit?
Win it!!!One of my lucky readers can win an Emergency Preparation Kit! The kit consists of a $25 Target gift card, flashlight, AA batteries, travel first aid kit, and protein bars.
MANDATORY/REQUIRED ENTRY:
Visit www.readynyc.org and check out the guides for tips & information. Leave a Comment telling me a tip you found most useful or ways you are preparing for an emergency.
EXTRA ENTRIES:
To receive these extra opportunities for entries, you must fulfill the first REQUIRED entry. But in addition you can:
■Follow me via Google Friend Connect (1 extra entry)
■Subscribe via e-mail (1 extra entry)
■Add @Shawnmh to your Twitter -Leave me your twitter ID (1 extra entry)
■Add @NYC OEM to your Twitter -Leave me your twitter ID (2 extra entries)
■Tweet this giveaway on Twitter. Be sure to include a link to this contest page (Leave me the link)(1 extra entry/this may be done daily)
■Add my button to your site AND/OR add me to your blog roll.(1 entry for each)
■Like the NYC Office of Emergency Management Facebook and submit a photo showcasing how you are preparing for emergencies in the New Year.
(3 extra entries)
■Use the Get Ready NYC: My Meeting Place Facebook application (2 extra entries)
■Blog about this contest: Add a link to this post (5 extra entries)
This giveaway is open to US Residents only. Please leave a separate comment for each entry.(Please make sure if you are anonymous you leave your email address with your comments.)
This giveaway will end on February 8th at 11:59 pm Est. The winner will be notified and have 48 hours to respond to my email or another winner will be chosen.
*Disclosure: I am helping to spread awareness to prepare families for emergency situations. This information and giveaway was provided by the Ready NYCity Campaign*
Please visit OEM-New York City Office of Emergency Management for Important information.
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«Oldest ‹Older 201 – 339 of 339I like the kit contents list. I had no idea that I should have iodine tablets or bleach for disinfecting water.
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Most useful tip was to pack a go bag.
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One gallon of drinking water per person per day
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I would never consider having a whistle....wouldn't that confuse things when the police need to blow a whistle?
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I learned that "Every household should pack a Go Bag - a collection of items you may need in the event of an evacuation." Great idea.
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I like the pdf files like the Emergency Reference Card to be helpful as you can print them out and fill in your own info to have for your kits.
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We stock our pantry with nonperishable food items to prepare for an emergency.
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The most useful tip I found was "Decide where your household will reunite after a disaster." Often time you over look this.
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Having a meeting place set before hand makes good sense. trinitygsd at yahoo dot com
A tip I learned at OEM was that I need to have iodine tablets or unscented bleach and an eyedropper to disinfect water, if directed to do so by health officials.
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very useful especially in the winter
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I keep several emergency kits throughout the house including the kitchen, bathroom, pool area , workshop and car making them easier and quicker to access if needed.
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make sure out of state people know where you will be as well.
I thought this suggestion was helpful: Contact and meeting place information for your household, and a small regional map.
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Useful info that I found: Light Emitting Diode (LED) flashlights, however, are more durable and last up to 10 times longer than traditional bulbs.
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Living in Cancun. we always had to be prepared for hurricanes...would prep with water, candles, and canned food. And many times we actually had to use these things!
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They have classes for regular people to be prepared for emergencies, what a great idea!
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We are preparing for an emergency by having extra water, food, blankets, and first aid kit readily available, and a meeting place for all family members in the event of emergency. honeypie411 at yahoo dot com
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We have an emergency plan for fire and also an emergency kit.
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I learned that you should have an out of state contact for your family so that you can ensure everyone is safe and secure
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I keep flashlights on hand.
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I learned that you should have at least one gallon of drinking water per person per day that you could be affected by the emergency situation, thanks for the chance!
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I live in hurricane country, so we keep battery-operated radios and wind-up flashlights for when the power is out. We stock extra canned goods and bottled water when the season starts and then if we don't need it for a storm, we eat it over the winter, before it goes bad. Don't forget your pets, and be sure to have extra food and water handy for them, too.
The concept of a Go Bag is interesting. It didn't naturally occur to me to make up a kit to leave with. I thought in terms of a kit to keep in your home (staying there). A Go Bag is a good tip.
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I like the interactive map to figure out all of the best meeting spots. Some of them I hadn't thought of before.
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Most helpful tip- keeping a kit in your car.
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I keep an emergency kit with candles, flashlight, batteries, canned goods and bottled water.
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I learned to pack a Whistle into your emergency supply kit. I never would have thought of that.
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We actually just bought a backup generator for our home and an instant start battery jumper for our car to prepare for emergencies
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A good tip I learned is to Identify all possible exit routes from your home and neighborhood.
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We have a meeting place.
I learned that keeping an emergency kit in your car can be really helpful, especially in the winter
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The tip I found most useful after visiting the ReadyNYC site is to pack a Go-Bag for the household in the event of an evacuation. It makes perfect sense to take that precaution, and I appreciated the detailed tips for what to include in that bag (including waterproof containers for important documents and cash, and battery operated radios and phones). I need to get busy to better prepare my household for emergencies, that's for sure!
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My favorite tip was to make a kit including: water, flash light, first aid kit, whistle, cell phone, etc
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I found it most helpful to realize that I must create an emergency plan.
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We had never discussed a meeting place in case of a disaster outside our home. Now we will be meeting at the fire station down the street from our house.
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Tip I found most useful is that during an emergency animals will be allowed on public transportation in carriers or large dogs w/muzzle and leash my sister lives in New York--we both are huge animal people and after New Orleans we talked about ---neither of us drive and we have the attitude not leaving without my pets--she needs to get some muzzles in just in case.
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We have water, flashlights, batteries, etc. in the basement in case of emergency.
Iodine tablets or one quart of unscented bleach (for disinfecting water ONLY if directed to do so by health officials) and eyedropper (for adding bleach to water)
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Identify all possible exit routes from your home and neighborhood.
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I am inspired to get my emergency kit ready! Thanks!
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I learned that you should have 3 days worth of supplies in your home to survive.
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We prepare with candles, first aid, water flashlights
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Developing a disaster plan is a very good idea. The communication in an emergency is very important.
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I have an emergency kit on hand with essentials in the car and also at home.
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The best tip I found was to make a list of all medications and have them prepared in case of emergency - our family evacuated for Hurricane Katrina and the hardest thing to obtain was prescription refills
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I found it useful to have a designated place to meet after an emergency.
I have a kit, but I liked the tip to make sure to keep it up-to-date.
Thanks for the contest.
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We always keep extra canned foods and bottled water year round. also have a portable wind radio.
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I am preparing for an emergency by stocking up on batteries and pantry food
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I am glad this is one of the items mentioned in the list of being prepared: a phone that does not rely on electricity
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I try to make sure my flashlignt batteries are always fresh.
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