Know your local risks.
Identify the disruptions most likely where you live and how local authorities send alerts.
PREPAREDNESS
Make a plan
you can actually use.
Good preparation begins with the people and place you know. Work through a few decisions, then build supplies and skills at a pace that fits your life.
THE STARTING FRAMEWORK
Four things to work through.
Make a household plan.
Decide how you will reconnect and what each person, pet, or caregiver may need.
Build useful supplies.
Start with what you already have, your budget, and what your household actually uses.
Learn one skill at a time.
Small, repeatable skills make a plan easier to carry out when conditions change.
THE FIRST FIELD GUIDE
A more detailed plan is coming.
We’re developing the 72-hour blackout field guide as a practical first release. Join the early list for its release notice.
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