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- # Fire Evacuation Framework
- Version 0.2, Updated 2017-10-10
- ## Contents
- - TO-DO
- - What to do first
- - What to grab
- - Where to go
- - Where to put this
- - Resources, PDFs, Links
- ## TO-DO
- - Divide roles with spouse and family members.
- - DONE Find PDFs describing what to do (see below)
- - Review and framework go bag
- - Include kids’ bag(s) -- possibly use red backpack in laundry room for this?
- - Review procedure with local hams
- - Designate emergency contact person in family out of state
- - Plan emergency meeting point (read up on this first)
- - Upload to online location.
- - Add normal packing list for vacations to this list
- - Learn how to turn off the gas line
- - Make sure the [in-laws living locally] have a list like this
- - Develop alternate location to head to if [in-laws' house] is not an option.
- ## What to do first
- - Turn car around in driveway and unlock & open all doors.
- - Tell the kids to get a backpack and a few toys and get in the car. Bring their school lunch bags even if empty.
- - Get grocery bags from car or from inside house for use in packing.
- - Look outside, for “glowing sky,” embers, etc. and get an idea of direction and range. Compare to wind direction and speed. Look for aircraft: Number, vicinity, direction, and frequency. If they are looping around locally, keep track of how many loops, has it stopped, etc.
- - Hose down roof? Use backyard hose with power sprayer attachment
- - Begin loading car using the list below as a reference
- - Call or email AND text emergency contact -- don’t trust text alone.
- - Grab items listed below.
- - Leave the house unlocked with a note inside of who evacuated, where you are heading, and the time and date.
- - Leave side gate open.
- - Leave office door open. All sensitive materials should be removed by now.
- ## What to Grab
- TAKE PHOTOS OF ALL ROOMS INCL EQUIPMENT.
- - 4 P’s: Papers, Prescriptions, Pictures, and Pets.
- - Most papers are with us but it’s a good idea to bring a bill and any e.g. passports.
- - Cats will need to be put in cages and they’ll need food.
- - Tent and sleeping bags
- - Back yard
- - MAYBE grab the bikes but there probably won't be room.
- - Front Room
- - Cable modem & cable, router & cables, white HDD(s) with family photos.
- - Any laptops sitting around
- - Mouse / trackball
- - Office
- - Paper files from clients
- - Certificates and diplomas off walls
- - Computer HDD or whole computer if you can.
- - Physical materials needed for coaching work
- - One high school sketchbook
- - SW/AM/FM radio
- - Toolbox & extra screwdriver set on bookshelf
- - One USB drive out of spares
- - Bedroom
- - Daytime clothing
- - Medications
- - Glasses case
- - Phone chargers
- - Power brick / strip
- - Emerg. Backpack
- - Kitchen
- - Fire extinguisher from under sink
- - Food storage supplies
- - Water storage containers & a pot and some utensils
- - Back bathroom
- - Other backpack
- - Cats and Kids
- ## Where to Go
- Most people are evacuating to the nearest, most convenient location. This will probably be the [in-laws’ house across town] in our case.
- - Local Exits:
- - North to [town to north] via 101
- - NorthEast to [neighboring county]
- - South to [south city]
- - West to old road to the coast
- - Friends and Family
- - There are churches and friends all around
- ## Where to put this
- - Print and keep a copy in the kitchen and in the office.
- - Also keep a copy at example.com/fire and add to phone home screen.
- ## Resources, PDFs, Links
- - CalFIRE PDF: Evacuation Tips PDF (Download this to your phone)
- - http://www.calfire.ca.gov/communications/downloads/fact_sheets/Evacuation.pdf
- - Cal Forestry Tips PDF
- - http://www.fire.ca.gov/communications/downloads/Evacuation.pdf
- - Another tips PDF
- - http://www.co.teller.co.us/oem/WildFirePrep.pdf
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