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DHHS FAMILY DISASTER PLAN

Note: It is important to store this document in a secure location to reduce the risk of losing personal information that could lead to possible ID theft and fraud.

In addition, this document should be stored in a water tight container and on a computer disk.

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About your Family Disaster Plan

This booklet is a plan template and is intended to give you a format and possible suggestions about information you might want to include in a

needs or requirements.

making future corrections to information contained in the document.

Keep this plan updated with current and correct information.

Last update: Next update:

Update and review plan:

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N . C . D e p a r t m e n t o f H e a l t h a n d H u m a n S e r v i c e s / Fa m i l y D i s a s t e r P l a n

Table of Contents

Household Members and Pets Inventory 4

Household Information 5

Emergency Numbers 5

Utility and Service Contracts 6

Insurance and Other Information 6

Family/Friends/Neighbors and Out of Area Contact Information 7

Work and School Contacts 8

Reunion Information 9

Important Notes and Procedures 9

Medication List 10

Pharmacy/Doctors/Specialists 11

Home Layout and Design 12

Utility Control 14

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Household Members

Household Members Relation/Birthdate Social Security

Pets Pet Rabies Vaccination # Vet name & number

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Household Information

Home Address: _____________________________________________________________________________

Phone1:______________________________________Phone2_______________________________________

E-mail:1____________________________________________________________________________________

E-mail:2____________________________________________________________________________________

Car Information:

Car 1: Make ______________/ Model _____________/ Year ___________ /License #__________________

Car 2: Make ______________/ Model _____________/ Year ___________ /License #__________________

Car 3: Make ______________/ Model _____________/ Year ___________ /License #__________________

Emergency Numbers

CALL 911 FOR EMERGENCYNote: After a disaster, 911 may not be working. Use the numbers you listed below.

Doctor # 1___________________________________________________________________________

Doctor # 2___________________________________________________________________________

Doctor # 3___________________________________________________________________________

Fire Number_________________________________________________________________________

Police Number_______________________________________________________________________

Ambulance Number__________________________________________________________________

Poison Control Number________________________________________________________________

Hospital Emergency Room Number_____________________________________________________

Name/Number #1____________________________________________________________________

Name/Number #2____________________________________________________________________

Name/Number #3____________________________________________________________________

Name/Number #4____________________________________________________________________

Name/Number #5____________________________________________________________________

Name/Number #6____________________________________________________________________

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Contacts

Utility and Service Contacts

Organization Name Water/Sewer

Address Contact

Note Phone

Organization Name Electric

Address Contact

Note Phone

Organization Name Gas

Address Contact

Note Phone

Organization Name Phone/cable

Address Contact

Note Phone

Organization Name Home Medical

Address Contact

Note Phone

Insurance/Other Information (health, auto, home, and life)

Name Policy#/Other Information Phone

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Contacts

Family/Friends/Neighbors

Name Address/Physical Location to Home

Phone E-mail Address Cell phone Number Hm./Wk. Phone

Hm./Wk. Phone

Hm./Wk. Phone

Hm./Wk. Phone

Out-of-Area Contact #1

Name Home Address Home Phone E-mail Address

Work Address Work Phone Cell Phone Number

Out-of-Area Contact #2

Name Home Address Home Phone E-mail Address

Work Address Work Phone Cell Phone Number

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Contacts

Work, School, and Other Contacts

Household Member Name Work/School/Other Disaster Procedures*

Address Phone

Household Member Name Work/School/Other Disaster Procedures*

Address Phone

Household Member Name Work/School/Other Disaster Procedures*

Address Phone

Household Member Name Work/School/Other Disaster Procedures*

Address Phone

Household Member Name Work/School/Other Disaster Procedures*

Address Phone

Household Member Name Work/School/Other Disaster Procedures*

Address Phone

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Procedures

Reunion Procedures

In or Around House/Apartment Inside House/Apartment

Outside House/Apartment

When Family is Not Home Priority Location

(Leave note in a designated place where you will be: i.e., neighbor, relative, park, school, shelter, etc.)

Important Notes and Procedures

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Medication List

User’s Name Medication Name Dosage/Frequency Reason for Taking

Doctor Prescription # Date Started/Ending Location of Medicine

User’s Name Medication Name Dosage/Frequency Reason for Taking

Doctor Prescription # Date Started/Ending Location of Medicine

User’s Name Medication Name Dosage/Frequency Reason for Taking

Doctor Prescription # Date Started/Ending Location of Medicine

User’s Name Medication Name Dosage/Frequency Reason for Taking

Doctor Prescription # Date Started/Ending Location of Medicine

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Last Update for this page:_______________

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Pharmacy/Doctors/Specialists

Pharmacist Name(s) Pharmacy Name Phone/Address

Pharmacy Name Phone/Address

Specialist Name Area of Concern Phone

Organization Address

Specialist Name Area of Concern Phone

Organization Address

Allergies to Medications Person’s Name Person’s Name

Medication Medication

Health/Disability Information

Special Needs, Equipment, and Supplies

Last Update for this page:_______________

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Pharmacy/Doctors/Specialists cont.

Allergies to Medications Person’s Name Person’s Name

Medication Medication

Health/Disability Information

Special Needs, Equipment, and Supplies

Allergies to Medications Person’s Name Person’s Name

Medication Medication

Health/Disability Information

Special Needs, Equipment, and Supplies

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Home Layout/Diagram

Draw a layout of your home. Make sure you include locations of utility

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Utility Control

Electricity:

1. Turn off smaller breakers one by one 2. Flip the “main” breaker last

Water:

turn it to your left.

Gas:

IMPORTANT – Only turn off your gas at the meter if you smell gas!

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Disaster Supply Kit

Water - at least 1 gallon daily per person for 3 to 7 days

• non-perishable packaged or canned food / juices Food - at least enough for 3 to 7 days

• foods for infants or the elderly

• snack foods

• non-electric can opener

• cooking tools / fuel

• paper plates / plastic utensils

Clothing - seasonal / rain gear/ sturdy shoes First Aid Kit / Medicines / Prescription Drugs Special Items - for babies and the elderly Toiletries / Hygiene items / Moisture wipes Flashlight / Batteries

Radio - Battery operated and NOAA weather radio Cash (with some small bills)

Keys

Important documents - in a waterproof container or watertight resealable plastic bag

Tools - keep a set with you during the storm

Pet care items

• ample supply of food and water

• a carrier or cage

• muzzle and leash

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