Showing posts with label Emergency Preparedness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Emergency Preparedness. Show all posts

February 14, 2014

Emergency Preparedness Plan for 2014



Thank you to Pam Slade for putting together an Emergency Preparedness Plan for 2014. Pam will introduce the focus and item of the month in Relief Society each month. We will also send out a monthly email reminder with the focus and the item of the month.


JANUARY

Make more copies of food storage and encourage to keep going.

Item of the month‑
Introduce information on "Family Plan"
*distribute charts for "family plan"
*$5.00 chart - weekly grocery list for food storage

FEBRUARY

Disaster Kit list –

Item of the Month - List of important papers to add also

MARCH

Evacuation list and instructions

Item of the month - Can opener and mess kits

APRIL

FYI - The Great Utah Shake Out - April 17 - 10:00 A.M.  
Register for updates @ ShakeOut.org/Utah
Relief Society Activity Thursday, April 10th - Speaker or Activity- Lady show how to make stoves or switch to "Communication in a Disaster" handout - info from book and pamphlets. (if can't get speaker)


MAY

Thunderstorms/Flooding

Item of the month - radios (battery operated)


JUNE

Tornadoes / How to use and cook with your food storage

Item of the month - Recipe book copies
JULY
Fire prevention information‑
Item of the month - fire extinguisher

AUGUST

Water Storage & Extreme Heat Information packets

Item of the month - water containers


SEPTEMBER

Earthquake preparedness –

Relief Society Activity Thursday, September 11th; Speaker? Earthquake Lady?


OCTOBER

Shelter /Evacuation suggestions

Item of the month - Tarps and emergency " blankets"


NOVEMBER

Recovering from a disaster

DECEMBER

How to make your home safe - mitigation Info on extreme cold

Item of month - Hand/feet warmers


Websites –
http;//FoodStorageMade

August 3, 2013

Emergency Preparedness Goal for August

IN PURSUIT OF PREPAREDNESS
August Goal – Wheat
Purchase quantities of wheat for storage and/or daily use.
45 lb Super pail of Hard White Wheat  Cost $45.00.

Hard white wheat has a milder flavor than hard red wheat, but can be used the exact same way. It is a good food storage item because of its essential because of its versatility, and nutrients including protein, fiber and iron. It can be used for making baked breads, rolls, cereal, desserts, and as a meat extender and more.

Each SuperPail contains 42 lbs of Hard White Wheat packaged with an oxygen absorber in a sealed metalized food grade bag that has been placed inside a food grade plastic bucket with a gasket seal making it ideal for long-term storage


Please email Maxine Radcliffe (maxr1954@live.com) or call 801-268-6309 
if you are interested in ordering.

February 2, 2011

The importance of Emergency Preparedness....


This is a good reminder of just how important it is to be prepared: