Make sure every member has two-weeks supply of the following:

• Water

• Canned Goods

• Prescription Drugs

• Over-the-counter medication

"Before hurricane season, make a complete inventory of your valuables and personal property. Store important documents and valuables in a safe dry place. If you evacuate, take them with you if you can. Take a photo inventory before the storm and then take photos of any damage after the storm and then take photos of any damage after the storm for your insurance adjuster. Be sure that you are properly insured and understand all of the conditions of your policy prior to a disaster."

​"Disasters can happen without warning. It is a good idea to have disaster supplies on hand year-round. Make sure you always have a working fire extinguisher, smoke detectors, and a carbon monoxide detector. These items save lives and reduce property damage. To reduce risk of fire, DO NOT USE CANDLES. Never use a generator or charcoal grill inside your home or inside your garage."

"Stock up on personal care and cleaning items. Check your supplies now to make sure you have these supplies on hand. Don’t forget disposable plates, cups and utensils, paper towels, and toilet paper. Insect repellent and sunscreen should be included. If you have an adequate supply on hand, you will not need to purchase them when you go shopping."

Other suggested items:

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Axe, hatchet and other tools

Battery operated radios/batteries

Bedding for Shelter Use

Bicycles

Can/bottle openers/eating utensils

Compass

Duct and Masking Tape

Compass

Film to record damage for Insurance purposes

First Aid Kits

Flares/Bull horns

Flashlights/matches/lighters/candles/lanterns

Gass grills, preferably with side burners

Gasoline for Car

Insect repellent

Life vests

Medical waning tags

Mosquito netting

Personal hygiene items

Pet food

Plastic bags

Propane fuel

Rope (tie your refrigerator shut)

Small amount of Cash

Spare tires for car, car jack, lug wrench

Spray paint

Sunscreen

Tables to purify water, bleach