How prepared are you for a disaster?

For those in our Bel-Air community who would like to read suggestions on how to better prepare for disasters, please refer to the Southern California Preparedness Foundation’s links below. Remember, when a disaster strikes, the time for preparation has ended—don’t procrastinate preparation!

Any Bel-Air Association member who wants to participate in Bel-Air’s Committee on Neighborhood Watch and Emergency Preparedness, please contact Dr. Mark Goodman at mgoodmanmd@aol.com.

• Emergency Preparedness Kit Content Suggestions

• 72-hour (Grab and Go) Kit

• Nuclear Safety Checklist

• Home Security Checklist

• Pet Preparedness

• Red Cross 21 Weeks to Prepare

• Organizing Vital Records Suggestions

• Where to Purchase Emergency Preparedness Items

The Southern California Preparedness Foundation, a nonprofit corporation organized to promote and support disaster awareness, education and preparedness via community events, public forums, focused programs, and targeted outreach.

Also, socalprep.us has links to the various resource agencies.

 

 

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