How to Make an Evacuation Plan
Apr 2016 · Mendon Cottage Books
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Preface
Chapter # 1: Reasons for Evacuation
Chapter # 2: Know the Possible Dangers
Chapter # 3: Be Informed
Chapter # 4: Build an Emergency Kit
Chapter # 5: Communication in Times of Disasters
Chapter # 6: Figure out Where to Go
Chapter # 7: Share Responsibility
Chapter # 8: Have a Contingency Plan
Chapter # 9: Plan for Your Pets
Chapter # 10: Evacuation Plan Template
Chapter # 11: Things to Remember Before You Leave
Conclusion
Author Bio
Publisher
Preface
We are usually clouded with the thinking that disasters happen to other people. Mother Nature can sometimes provide too much of its goodies, resulting in floods and other disasters. Adding to this, accidents can happen at any time necessitating the need to kiss your home goodbye and flee to somewhere safe.
In times like these, your only option is to run. And if you do not have an evacuation plan handy, things can get ugly. Even brain cells you didn't know you had will be bulging against your head, trying to cope with what your eyes and ears are delivering to them.
When the call is made to evacuate, it is impossible to keep one's composure. The least you can do is get your loved ones and run. But, the sad truth is surviving without the basic necessity is impossible. As a matter of fact, you may start wishing you had stayed home.
But, if you were to take the time to prepare for this now, you might be able to survive a scary disaster. In this book, you will learn everything needed to create a perfect evacuation plan. And when the unwanted moment comes, you will have less to worry about.
So, enjoy the reading.
Chapter # 1: Reasons for Evacuation
Chapter # 2: Know the Possible Dangers
Chapter # 3: Be Informed
Chapter # 4: Build an Emergency Kit
Chapter # 5: Communication in Times of Disasters
Chapter # 6: Figure out Where to Go
Chapter # 7: Share Responsibility
Chapter # 8: Have a Contingency Plan
Chapter # 9: Plan for Your Pets
Chapter # 10: Evacuation Plan Template
Chapter # 11: Things to Remember Before You Leave
Conclusion
Author Bio
Publisher
Preface
We are usually clouded with the thinking that disasters happen to other people. Mother Nature can sometimes provide too much of its goodies, resulting in floods and other disasters. Adding to this, accidents can happen at any time necessitating the need to kiss your home goodbye and flee to somewhere safe.
In times like these, your only option is to run. And if you do not have an evacuation plan handy, things can get ugly. Even brain cells you didn't know you had will be bulging against your head, trying to cope with what your eyes and ears are delivering to them.
When the call is made to evacuate, it is impossible to keep one's composure. The least you can do is get your loved ones and run. But, the sad truth is surviving without the basic necessity is impossible. As a matter of fact, you may start wishing you had stayed home.
But, if you were to take the time to prepare for this now, you might be able to survive a scary disaster. In this book, you will learn everything needed to create a perfect evacuation plan. And when the unwanted moment comes, you will have less to worry about.
So, enjoy the reading.
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John Davidson
Born and raised in Wyoming and Canada on Ranches. Studied at Utah State University and taught drafting at Bridgerland Applied Technology College for 20 years. Own and run several businesses, an architectural design business, a web design business and a Sawmill business. Married to Karla for over 30 years and have 4 great kids, living in Mendon, Utah.Rate this ebook
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