Miami-Dade County Hurricane Preparedness Guide

Original title: Kits and Checklists

emergency management hurricane preparedness public safety disaster planning

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The Frame

What this does

Residents should review these guidelines to ensure they have the necessary supplies and communication plans in place before the start of hurricane season on June 1.

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Miami-Dade County residents

Residents are provided with specific safety protocols and supply requirements to follow for emergency preparedness.

Older adults and individuals with functional needs

The document requires these individuals to plan for how they will receive assistance during an emergency.

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Key Facts

Emergency supplies should be fully stocked by June 1.
Families should establish a communication plan and designate a contact person.
Supply kits should include a 7-day supply of non-perishable food and water.
Important documents should be stored in a waterproof container.
Residents are advised to keep kits in easy-to-carry containers near an exit.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I have my emergency supplies ready?

Emergency supplies should be fully stocked by June 1, which marks the start of hurricane season.

What should I include in my family emergency plan?

The plan should include contact information for family and physicians, a designated contact person, a safe place for important documents, and instructions for safely turning off utilities.

How much water should I store for my family?

You should store a 7-day supply of water, calculated at one gallon per person per day, including pets.

Why It Matters

Residents should review these guidelines to ensure they have the necessary supplies and communication plans in place before the start of hurricane season on June 1.

Summary

This document provides residents with essential checklists for creating a family emergency plan and assembling a hurricane supply kit. It outlines recommended items to stock and safety procedures to follow before, during, and after a hurricane.