Do1thing is a easy way to be prepared, if you do each month in a year you are prepared!
Hope everyone has had a chance to look at October on our website: http://www.do1thing.us/october.php
It's almost November, check out next month's information at: http://www.do1thing.us/november.php
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Halloween
Halloween is spooky...but what is really scary is being unprepared for emergencies..check out http://www.do1thing.us/
If you are going out for Halloween you may need a flashlight, why not get some to have on hand in case of emergencies. http://tiny.cc/15Mtb
If you are going out for Halloween you may need a flashlight, why not get some to have on hand in case of emergencies. http://tiny.cc/15Mtb
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Do 1 Thing...October is Power Month
Do 1 Thing…Power
The mission of Do 1 Thing is to move individuals, families, organizations, businesses, and communities to prepare for all hazards and become disaster resilient.
THE GOAL: Be able to safely meet your basic needs during an electrical outage.
Do One Thing (choose one thing to do this month)
- Have flashlights ready in an easily accessible place
- Check batteries in flashlights and radios
- Create a power outage checklist and review it with your family
- Learn how to safely use portable generators
Emergency Lighting
When the lights go out, the safest way to provide emergency lighting is with flashlights or battery-powered lanterns. If you must use candles during a power outage, make sure that you use them safely. Keep flashlights with fresh batteries in several places throughout your home and check them for proper operation regularly. Always keep a supply of extra fresh batteries. Consider purchasing a rechargeable flashlight that will always stay charged until ready for use.
Find out more: www,do1thingus/
The mission of Do 1 Thing is to move individuals, families, organizations, businesses, and communities to prepare for all hazards and become disaster resilient.
THE GOAL: Be able to safely meet your basic needs during an electrical outage.
Do One Thing (choose one thing to do this month)
- Have flashlights ready in an easily accessible place
- Check batteries in flashlights and radios
- Create a power outage checklist and review it with your family
- Learn how to safely use portable generators
Emergency Lighting
When the lights go out, the safest way to provide emergency lighting is with flashlights or battery-powered lanterns. If you must use candles during a power outage, make sure that you use them safely. Keep flashlights with fresh batteries in several places throughout your home and check them for proper operation regularly. Always keep a supply of extra fresh batteries. Consider purchasing a rechargeable flashlight that will always stay charged until ready for use.
Find out more: www,do1thingus/
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