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Don’t worry, Twitter has had this since forever ago.
Still dislike Facebook as a social media platform citing algorithm.
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Night ops for Response & Recovery #Irma
Just because it’s dark, don’t think operations stop.
Just remember, disaster response and recovery is a 24-hour business. With 12-hour operational periods, there isn’t much time to fool around.
Sadly, PIOs are tasked with countless tasks all day/night long.
Get some rest peeps. I know I’m tired.
Don’t keep your family in the dark about your plans! #NatlPrep
Help your family prepare well before an emergency like simple tools like flashlights.
Don’t leave your family in the dark! #PlanAhead by purchasing flashlights early. Last minute run to the store will yield nothing. #NatlPrep
Make sure your family has all the tools they need to weather the storm or emergency (<–see what I did there?)
Be the beacon of light in your family on preparedness.
A great additional flashlight for disasters #NatlPrep #PlanAhead
Flashlights (not just flashlight) are key components of your preparedness kit. But there are soooooo many kinds of flashlights to choose from. Keep in mind that handheld ones are important, but headlamps are AWESOME!
Headlamps are GREAT flashlights too bec they allow hands-free operation when gathering things to safely evacuate #NatlPrep
Planning with items like this is a great way to bring light to a dark situation. Yes, pun intended. Hands free makes life easier…esp in a disaster.
When writing up your families’ preparedness plan, don’t forget to include flashlights and a rugged headlamp!
Are you serious? This is NOT Infinite power #NatlPrep #Power
This better not be your plan when the power goes out…
One of the main reasons why people evacuate from the safety of their home is because they have no power source. For 2015 National Preparedness Month, here’s a few tips you can use before the power goes out:
- Plan for batteries and other alternatives to meet your needs when the power goes out.
- Ensure you have extra compatible batteries for any device that can run on battery power (i.e., cell phones, portable phones, medical or assistive devices, radios).
- Consider purchasing hand-crank and solar-powered chargers.
- Consider extra USB port battery packs so you are able to charge various devices.
- Extra charging cables – and make sure they are over 5 ft long.
Because no one likes a dead cell phone or portable device right?
Don’t wait. Communicate. Make your emergency plan today.
Plug into knowledge…and get better prepared today.
Be powered and Ready by starting here!
Darkness? My flashlights I carry every day #NatlPrep #power
When the power goes out, your flashlights should be ready to go.
Me? Here are just a few of the flashlights I carry with me every day.
Yes, I actually carry 3 different flashlights all the time.
- Get reliable rugged flashlights that you can use in any situation.
- Double check all flashlights weekly and make sure they are working.
- Make sure your flashlights have some texture to the handle as rain can cause you to lose grip.
So if you’ve been to a preparedness class with me, you’ve seen my gear.
What kind of flashlights do you carry?
Don’t wait. Communicate. Make your emergency plan today.
Knowledge is power…so share your power safety tips with everyone.
Don’t get lost in the dark – Be Ready by starting here!
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