080: Emergency Evacuation, Evacuation Procedures and Disaster Emergency Action Plan - The Prepper Podcast




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Summary: Housekeeping<br> <br> * I am in North Carolina right now, so you get a throwback episode.<br> * If you don’t know where to start in prepping, check out my resource page at theprepperpodcast.com/gettingstarted<br> * Don’t forget to give me a review at <a href="http://theprepperpodcast.com/itunes">theprepperpodcast.com/itunes</a> and you could win a consulting call with me. (You must email me with subject: Podcast Review so I can contact you… This includes any past or new reviews if you want to be able to win.)<br> <br> * Today’s winner is TWINKLETWINKLETOES<br> <br> <br> <br> News in 2 Minutes with J. Bradbury of PreparePDX.com<br> Topic:<br> Discussion:<br> Related Blog Post: <a href="http://cleversurvivalist.com/2013/05/15/disasters-emergency-action-plans-emergency-evac-procedures/">Disasters Emergency Action Plans Emergency Evacuation Procedures</a><br> <br> * This entire episode was just a tiny bit of my one year preparedness system.<br> <br> * How To Be A Prepper: One Year Emergency Preparedness System<br> <br> <br> * When there is a disaster you will have to decide:<br> <br> * to bug-in for security<br> * or to bug-out to get away from danger<br> * We must prepare for both bugging in and out<br> <br> * discussing the latter<br> <br> <br> <br> <br> * You will bug in when:<br> <br> * disaster requires you to stay home (such as a food shortage or sickness)<br> * or at home the disaster will do you no harm (loss of job)<br> <br> <br> * You will bug out when:<br> <br> * You have a disaster that is immediately hazardous to life and health (forest fire spreading, nuclear disaster that hasn’t made it to you yet)<br> * A disaster is regional and you have an evacuation location out of the region (such as a storm that has destroyed the area)<br> <br> <br> * When stress is high, will you know what to do, what to grab, or the best way to get to your BOL?<br> <br> * we use emergency action plans<br> <br> <br> * what is an emergency action plan?<br> <br> * A document with important information and documentation to help you and others to follow well thought out steps to ensure success when executing a bug-out plan.<br> <br> <br> * Why should you have an Emergency Action Plan or Emergency Evacuation Procedure?<br> <br> * Family members stressed can follow the easy written steps<br> <br> * stress clouds the mind<br> <br> <br> * keep your spouse on track and clear their head<br> * help you with your own memory<br> * Irresponsible children may surprise you in a bad situation if they have a good plan<br> * they will help you figure out what you are weakest at, and where attention is due<br> <br> <br> * What should be in an Emergency Action Plan or Emergency Evacuation Procedure?<br> <br> * List of likely disasters<br> <br> * Jobloss<br> * House fire or damage<br> * Tornados<br> * Hurricanes<br> * Snow and Ice Storms<br> * Earthquakes<br> * Floods<br> * Volcanic Eruption<br> * Meteor Impact<br> * Economic Collapse or Viral Outbreak<br> <br> * What is most likely?<br> * Where will it come from?<br> * Will you stay home or evacuate?<br> * Rank them and work on most likely first<br> <br> <br> <br> <br> * List of important contacts<br> <br> * Family<br> <br> * Immediate, Extended<br> <br> <br> * Professional Contacts<br> <br> * Banker, Brokers, Investment Firms, Employers<br> <br> <br> * Emergency Services<br> <br> * Police, Fire Dept<br> <br> <br> * Each Contact should include:<br> <br> * Phone numbers, addresses, social media info, email addresses<br> <br> <br> <br> <br> * The roles for each family member<br> <br> * Father- Keep everyone together, security<br> * Mother- Packing list, important docs, call family members<br> * Teenagers- grab their own bag and important items<br> <br> * gather pet supplies,