Adult Bag (each person)

• Flashlight, batteries, and light sticks
• Portable radio and batteries
• Keys (house and car)
• Monet (coins and bills)
• Glasses, contact lenses, and solutions
• Medications (at least one-week supply
• Comfortable walking shoes, two pairs of socks
• Comfortable clothing (sweats, extra underwear)
• Jacket or sweatshirt
• Whistle (call for help if trapped)
• Pocket knife
• Paper and pencil
• "Okay" and "Help" signs (provided by CERT)
• Emergency phone list, out-of-state contact #
• Lists of people to notify if you are injured
• Copies of important documents: insurance, identification, social security, etc.
• Small first aid kit
• Toilet articles: comb, toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, washcloth, face towel, shampoo, lotion, razor, lip balm, emery board, nail clipper, sanitary products, tissue, sunscreen, etc.
• Toilet paper
• Zip-lock bags, plastic grocery bags
• Good book, playing cards, crossword puzzles
• Work gloves, several pairs of latex gloves
• Blanket
• Plastic ground cloth
• Dust mask
• Crow bar (may need to remove debris)
• Drinking water – store in a separate place (minimum one gallon per person)
• Food
• Snacks (granola bars, trail mix, peanut butter)

Seniors or Disabled Bag - in addition to the Adult Grab ‘n Go Kit

• Food for special diet needs
• Batteries for hearing aids, wheelchair, etc.
• List of style and serial # of medical devices
• Special supplies: oxygen, catheters, etc.
• Prescriptions for eyeglasses (not older than one year)
• Personal sanitary items (Depends, disposable bags, ties, wipes.)
• For guide dogs see Pet Grab ‘n Go Kit

Infant and Toddler Bags - in addition to the Adult Grab ‘n Go Kit

• Thermometer
• Medicine dropper
• Pedialite, electrolyte replacement solution
• Tylenol, Triaminic and other medications
• Firm soled slippers or shoes
• Toys, books, stuffed animals
• Authorization to Consent to Treatment of Minor Form, completed.
• Formula, disposable bottles, nipples
• Diapers and wipes
• Instant baby cereal
• Bowl and spoon
• Sunscreen
• At least two changes of clothes
• Light jacket

Pet Grab ‘n Go Kits

• Food, water – 3 day supply for each pet
• Bowls – non-spillable
• Collar and leash – for dogs and cats
• Muzzle
• Poop scooper, bags
• Treats, toys
• Blanket, towel or newspaper for warmth
• ID tag should always be placed on the pet
• Extra name tag
• License number
• Pet carrier or crate for each pet labeled with pet owner’s information (keep near your bag).
• Name, address and phone number of veterinarian, animal control agency and shelters.
• People to contact to take care of the animal
• Vaccination and medical records. Keep inoculations current. In an emergency, pets may come in contact with diseased animals.
• Allergy or other special instructions.
• Pet First Aid Kit
  
  • Scissors
  • Gauze pads
  • Wipes
  • Instant cold pack
  • Adhesive tape
  • Tweezers
  • Soap
  • Antiseptic cream
  • Eye drops

Car Emergency Kit

• Water
• Food (canned, dehydrated, snacks)
• Sweater or jacket, extra clothing
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Money (coins and bills)
• Flashlight (extra batteries)
• Blanket
• First Aid Kit (bandages, gauze, etc.)
• Pocket knife
• Matches (waterproof)
• Flares
• Fire extinguisher
• Work gloves
• Jumper cables
• Pencil and paper
• Tools (screwdriver, pliers, wire, crowbar, rope, etc.)
• Emergency phone numbers, including your contact person
• Maps of your most traveled routes
• Personal items – eyeglasses, toothbrush and toothpaste, soap, tissues, hand wipes, toilet tissue, etc.
• Special needs – medication, diapers, infant formula, etc.
• Favorite book, crossword puzzles or games