In the event you need to evacuate your home, you need a place to go. You need to work out a plan before the need arises. The best plan is to make arrangements with family or friends to stay with them. You will be more comfortable and with people you know. If a community shelter is open, it should be your last resort. WHAT TO BRING TO A SHELTER | • | Photo identification (Driver's License) | • | Baby food/formula, diapers, wipes, teething gel, ointment | • | Change of clothing | • | Water in plastic containers, 3 day supply | • | Blankets | • | Food & snacks, non-perishable, 3 day supply | • | Sleeping bags | • | Cell phone | • | Pillows | • | Flashlight & extra batteries | • | Hygiene or sanitary products | • | Battery powered radio & extra batteries | • | Medications, prescription & over-the-counter | • | First-aid kit | • | Eyeglasses | • | Entertainment (toys, books, games, etc.) | • | Dentures | • | Cash, checkbook, credit cards |  | |  | | Important Papers to Take With You: | • | Social security card | • | Proof of residence (deed or lease) | • | Insurance policies | • | Birth certificate | • | Marriage certificate | • | Stocks, bonds, and other negotiable certificates | • | Wills, deeds, copies of recent tax returns | | |
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