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Alert & Notification Information | |
| Local TV & Radio · Local Shelters · Evacuation Plan · Disaster Supplies · Emergency Supplies · Home Security · Home Safety | ||
Tune into your local radio and television stations for up to date information on the weather, business and school closings.
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Channel 3(WWAY) http://www.wwaytv3.com/ |
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Channel 6(WECT) http://www.wect.com/ |
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WGQR (105.7 FM) http://www.wgqr1057.com/ |
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FOXY99 (99.1 FM) http://www.foxy99.com/ |
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KML (95.7) http://www.wkml.com/ |
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Emergency WATCH means a major emergency is possible. |
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Emergency WARNING means a major emergency is approaching. |
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Bladenboro Middle School (Old Bladenboro High School) |
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Bladen Lakes Middle School |
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Clarkton School of Discovery |
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East Arcadia School |
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East Bladen Middle School (Old Elizabethtown High School) |
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Tar Heel Middle School |
If you have to evacuate to a shelter
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Register every person arriving with you at the shelter. |
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Do not take pets, alcoholic beverages or weapons of any kind |
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Take blankets or sleeping bags, flashlight, special dietary food, infant needs, lightweight folding chairs, activities and games for children. |
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Be prepared to offer assistance to shelter workers if necessary, and stress to all family members their obligations to keep the shelter clean and sanitary. |
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Take a 3-day supply of all medications. |
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Prep Guide, phone #’s, maps and docs. |
Bedding, sleeping bags |
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At least 3 gallons (12 liters) of water per person |
Special items for infants, elderly and people with disabilities |
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Canned food, can opener |
Written instruction on how to turn off utilities. |
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First Aid supplies |
Protective clothing and rainwear |
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Medications |
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New batteries, radio and flashlight |
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Plan for 3 days without water |
Flashlight with batteries |
Extra batteries |
Portable radio |
Extra pair of glasses |
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First Aid handbook |
First Aid Kit |
Medication for a least 3 days |
Medical/special needs equipment |
Garbage bags |
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Important documents |
Important numbers |
Nonperishable food for 3 days |
Baby and pet supplies |
Water 3-6 gal. Per person |
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Can opener |
Cooking tools |
Fire extinguisher |
Smoke detector |
Whistle |
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Crescent Wrench |
Money: small bills |
Warm clothing |
Bedding |
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ٱ Lock doors at all times. |
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ٱ Install good quality deadbolt locks on all entrance doors. |
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ٱ Install peepholes or wide-angle viewers accessible to everyone. |
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ٱ Do not open the door to anybody you do not know. |
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ٱ Install keyed locking devices that secure the doors to the frame. Sliding glass doors can be the easiest point of entry. Place a bar along the track to prevent the doors from being opened. |
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ٱ Install devices to prevent the windows from being opened more than a couple of inches. Make sure you can escape from a fire. |
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ٱ Prune shrubbery that can hide windows - especially basement windows. |
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Lighting |
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ٱ Keep indoor lighting on. ٱ Install motion detector lighting. |
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ٱ Install outdoor lighting. Place some lights out of reach from ground. Aim lighting away from house so you can see if anybody is approaching. |
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When You Are Away From Home |
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ٱ Stop newspaper delivery. Hold your mail or ask a neighbor to pick it up. |
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ٱ Ask a neighbor to tend your yard and watch your home. |
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ٱ Never leave messages on answering machine indicating you are away. |
- Review checklist and identify things you need to do.
- Take First Aid and CPR. Keep First Aid book handy.
- Make a priority list of things to do.
- Meet with household twice a year. Review emergency plan (Prep Guide).
