Protect your family from emergencies by developing a home emergency response plan. The following check list may help you in developing an emergency plan for your family to follow in any disaster. If your responses to the majority of the questions asked in our checklist are "yes," then you are well on your way to developing a plan. If your answers are "no" to all or most of these questions, then develop and implement a home plan as soon as possible.

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1. Do you have a home emergency plan? Does it cover all emergencies like fire, weather, etc.? Does your family practice this home emergency plan?

2. Does your plan include smoke, gas and carbon monoxide detectors?

3. Do you have a weather radio and do all members of your family know what the signals mean?

4. Can each member of your family tell you two ways out of your home? If your second way out of a two-story home is a window, do you need a safety ladder? If you live in a high-rise, does your family know and practice two ways out of the building? (Remember that an elevator is never a way out during a fire.)

5. Can all members of your family operate the locks, windows and doors for escape?

6. Does your family understand to leave or seek shelter when an alarm sounds?

7. Does each member of your family know where to go after evacuating your home?

8. Does each member of your family know who to call for help and are the telephone numbers posted?

9. In a weather-related emergency, does your family know where to seek shelter?

10. Escape planning and smoke detectors are essential for getting everyone out safely. Are the batteries routinely replaced?

These are just 10 items that you must have to properly prepare for a disaster.

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