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Here are some suggestions that may or may not have already
been addressed from the Fire Dept:

Supplies and Equipment for Home (at a glance)

  • Food (canned, dry, non-perishable)
  • Baby needs - formula, diapers
  • Water (bottled or home-filled before the storm. One gallon/person/day
  • Canned sodas
  • Disposable plates, cups, utensils
  • Plastic garbage bags
  • Medicines - RX as well as aspirin
  • First Aid supplies
  • Mosquito repellent
  • Bleach
  • Pet food
  • Bedding (1 blanket or sleeping bag per person)
  • Cooler
  • Non-electric can opener
  • Ice
  • Dry goods (TP & paper towels)
  • Toiletries
  • Flashlight w/ spare batteries
  • Portable Radio or TV w/ spare batteries
  • Clean clothes and sturdy shoes
  • Clothes & dish detergent
  • Clothesline and pins
  • Games cards & quiet toys
  • Camp stove & fuel
  • Lantern & fuel (not candles)
  • Fire extinguisher - ABC type
  • Gloves & goggles
  • Small tools
  • Cleaning supplies
  • Brooms & mops 
  • Pails and buckets
  • Ladders
  • Plywood & nails
  • Rakes & shovels
  • Chain saw, gas & oil
  • Duct and masking tape
  • Rolls of plastic
  • Wheelbarrow
  • Battery operated clock
  • Butane lighter or matches
  • Axes, hatchets, pruners
  • Rope


  • Generator safety issues such as location, exhaust, and back feeding
  • Proper gasoline storage
  • Use of outdoor cooking equipment
  • Extra cash on hand
  • 1 week supply of food and 2 weeks supplies of medicine
  • For safety reasons the Fire Department will not respond during the impact phase of the storm and when winds are greater than 50 mph
  • Citizens that are dependent on medical devices that require electricity are encouraged to contact their healthcare provider for recommendations.
  • Dialysis patients should seek treatments before any immediate local threat.
  • Oxygen dependent individuals should contact their suppliers regarding emergency plans.
  • If persons are seeking shelter away from home they should take all medications and or special medical equipment with them.
  • Special transportation service to shelters and special needs shelters may be available but individuals must pre-register with Broward County Elderly & Veterans Services. For detailed information:
  • Special Needs Registry, 954-537-2882

 

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