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Be Ready On Red Flag DaysGet Ready BEFORE A Wildre EvacuationWhen Should I Evacuate? Your county has an emergency alert system that is used when there is an imminent threat to life such as: • Wildre • Flooding • Police Activity • Natural Gas Leaks www.rotarywildreready.com/get-notiedLearn More About Creating a GO BAGrotarywildreready.com/ emergency-go-bagVol: 2/2025Graphics & Design by Romberg Designs Pluswww.rotarywildreready.comwww.rotarywildfireready.comWILDFIREREADYTake Control ofYour Wildre RiskEMERGENCYGO BAGA wildre can erupt at any moment, forcing families to run for their lives. Be prepared and have your Go Bag ready so you can grab and go in a wildre evacuation. Red Flag Warning This is when weather can cause extreme re danger, so it’s important to be prepared. • Put your Go Bag in or near your car • Review your evacuation checklist • Put important documents in an area that can be quickly loaded • Ensure phones are charged • Ensure car is gassed up TIP: You’ve Been Notied to Evacuate Don’t forget these items but ONLY if you have time: • Cash, credit cards or traveler’s checks • Easy to carry valuables • Family photos or irreplaceable items • Important documents (birth certicates, passports and electronically saved records such as insurance policies, titles to property you own, bank account records, home inventory, etc) • Computers or computer information on hard drives • Fire extinguisherSign Up To beNotiedTODAY!SM
During a wildre evacuation, you may need to survive on your own for several days. Being prepared means having food, water and other supplies for each member of your family in the event you must shelter at an emergency evacuation center or in your car. After your Go Bag is prepared – remember to maintain it. • Keep canned food in a cool, dry place • Store boxed food in tightly closed plastic or metal containers • Replace expired items as needed • Re-think your needs every year and update your kit as your family’s needs change. Why Do You Need A Go Bag? Fire Resistant Clothing – 2 days worth of clothes Goggles, Leather glovesLong shirt & pants (100% cotton or wool)BootsCotton hat Face mask (N95 Rated)Eye dropsExtra eyeglasses or contact lensesPerscription medications First aid kitToilet paperFeminine hygieneWipes/diapers/diaper rash creamGarbage bagsEQUIPMENTFood - enough for 2 daysWater: one gallon a day per pet Leashes MedicationsWATERPERSONAL ITEMSFlashlight Headlamp with spare batteriesBattery-powered radio and extra batteries Matches in a waterproof containerCell phone charger Whistle to signal for helpPocket knife Wool blanket FOOD & WATER Non-perishable food for two daysInfant formula & bottles Paper cups, plates, utensilsPaper towels Can opener Water bottle Water: one gallon a day per person PET SUPPLIESHYGIENE & FIRST AIDEVACUATION ROUTE MAPMap marked with twoEvacuation routes (if possible)Recommended Items To Put Into Your GO BAG
During a wildre evacuation, you may need to survive on your own for several days. Being prepared means having food, water and other supplies for each member of your family in the event you must shelter at an emergency evacuation center or in your car. After your Go Bag is prepared – remember to maintain it. • Keep canned food in a cool, dry place • Store boxed food in tightly closed plastic or metal containers • Replace expired items as needed • Re-think your needs every year and update your kit as your family’s needs change. Why Do You Need A Go Bag? Fire Resistant Clothing – 2 days worth of clothes Goggles, Leather glovesLong shirt & pants (100% cotton or wool)BootsCotton hat Face mask (N95 Rated)Eye dropsExtra eyeglasses or contact lensesPerscription medications First aid kitToilet paperFeminine hygieneWipes/diapers/diaper rash creamGarbage bagsEQUIPMENTFood - enough for 2 daysWater: one gallon a day per pet Leashes MedicationsWATERPERSONAL ITEMSFlashlight Headlamp with spare batteriesBattery-powered radio and extra batteries Matches in a waterproof containerCell phone charger Whistle to signal for helpPocket knife Wool blanket FOOD & WATER Non-perishable food for two daysInfant formula & bottles Paper cups, plates, utensilsPaper towels Can opener Water bottle Water: one gallon a day per person PET SUPPLIESHYGIENE & FIRST AIDEVACUATION ROUTE MAPMap marked with twoEvacuation routes (if possible)Recommended Items To Put Into Your GO BAG
During a wildre evacuation, you may need to survive on your own for several days. Being prepared means having food, water and other supplies for each member of your family in the event you must shelter at an emergency evacuation center or in your car. After your Go Bag is prepared – remember to maintain it. • Keep canned food in a cool, dry place • Store boxed food in tightly closed plastic or metal containers • Replace expired items as needed • Re-think your needs every year and update your kit as your family’s needs change. Why Do You Need A Go Bag? Fire Resistant Clothing – 2 days worth of clothes Goggles, Leather glovesLong shirt & pants (100% cotton or wool)BootsCotton hat Face mask (N95 Rated)Eye dropsExtra eyeglasses or contact lensesPerscription medications First aid kitToilet paperFeminine hygieneWipes/diapers/diaper rash creamGarbage bagsEQUIPMENTFood - enough for 2 daysWater: one gallon a day per pet Leashes MedicationsWATERPERSONAL ITEMSFlashlight Headlamp with spare batteriesBattery-powered radio and extra batteries Matches in a waterproof containerCell phone charger Whistle to signal for helpPocket knife Wool blanket FOOD & WATER Non-perishable food for two daysInfant formula & bottles Paper cups, plates, utensilsPaper towels Can opener Water bottle Water: one gallon a day per person PET SUPPLIESHYGIENE & FIRST AIDEVACUATION ROUTE MAPMap marked with twoEvacuation routes (if possible)Recommended Items To Put Into Your GO BAG
Be Ready On Red Flag DaysGet Ready BEFORE A Wildre EvacuationWhen Should I Evacuate? Your county has an emergency alert system that is used when there is an imminent threat to life such as: • Wildre • Flooding • Police Activity • Natural Gas Leaks www.rotarywildreready.com/get-notiedLearn More About Creating a GO BAGrotarywildreready.com/ emergency-go-bagVol: 2/2025Graphics & Design by Romberg Designs Pluswww.rotarywildreready.comwww.rotarywildfireready.comWILDFIREREADYTake Control ofYour Wildre RiskEMERGENCYGO BAGA wildre can erupt at any moment, forcing families to run for their lives. Be prepared and have your Go Bag ready so you can grab and go in a wildre evacuation. Red Flag Warning This is when weather can cause extreme re danger, so it’s important to be prepared. • Put your Go Bag in or near your car • Review your evacuation checklist • Put important documents in an area that can be quickly loaded • Ensure phones are charged • Ensure car is gassed up TIP: You’ve Been Notied to Evacuate Don’t forget these items but ONLY if you have time: • Cash, credit cards or traveler’s checks • Easy to carry valuables • Family photos or irreplaceable items • Important documents (birth certicates, passports and electronically saved records such as insurance policies, titles to property you own, bank account records, home inventory, etc) • Computers or computer information on hard drives • Fire extinguisherSign Up To beNotiedTODAY!SM
Be Ready On Red Flag DaysGet Ready BEFORE A Wildre EvacuationWhen Should I Evacuate? Your county has an emergency alert system that is used when there is an imminent threat to life such as: • Wildre • Flooding • Police Activity • Natural Gas Leaks www.rotarywildreready.com/get-notiedLearn More About Creating a GO BAGrotarywildreready.com/ emergency-go-bagVol: 2/2025Graphics & Design by Romberg Designs Pluswww.rotarywildreready.comwww.rotarywildfireready.comWILDFIREREADYTake Control ofYour Wildre RiskEMERGENCYGO BAGA wildre can erupt at any moment, forcing families to run for their lives. Be prepared and have your Go Bag ready so you can grab and go in a wildre evacuation. Red Flag Warning This is when weather can cause extreme re danger, so it’s important to be prepared. • Put your Go Bag in or near your car • Review your evacuation checklist • Put important documents in an area that can be quickly loaded • Ensure phones are charged • Ensure car is gassed up TIP: You’ve Been Notied to Evacuate Don’t forget these items but ONLY if you have time: • Cash, credit cards or traveler’s checks • Easy to carry valuables • Family photos or irreplaceable items • Important documents (birth certicates, passports and electronically saved records such as insurance policies, titles to property you own, bank account records, home inventory, etc) • Computers or computer information on hard drives • Fire extinguisherSign Up To beNotiedTODAY!SM