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/
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
October Power Month
Electricity is something that we take for granted every day. How long could you stay in your home without electricity? Would you have heat, and a way to prepare food? By planning now you can be ready when the lights go out. THE GOAL: Electricity is something that we take for granted every day. How long could you stay in your home without electricity? Would you have heat, and a way to prepare food? By planning now you can be ready when the lights go out.
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.
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.
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