Probably a good time to share reminders on taking pictures DURING an emergency. Like this guy.
This was from the Crocker Park gas explosion from March 2016.
Look-just make sure you are aware of the seriousness of the incident. This one was serious.
IMHO, I think he might have been standing a bit close huh?
For the entire video, check out the WEWS news story here.
Reminds me of the 2002 Libby x Lee gas explosion I was at.
Be safe peeps!
This week has been chock full of preparedness tips for power outages.
I know each of you have been working hard at preparing your kits, double checking and updating your supplies. Today’s tip addresses your ride (aka your whip):
Keep your car gas tank at least half full. Gas stations rely on electricity to power their pumps. You’ll also have a good method for charging devices in an emergency or, if necessary, moving to a location with power.
To bring a smile to your Saturday, here’s a quick video for you
Keep your tanks filled…and sing loud and proud!
Don’t wait. Communicate. Make your emergency plan today.
Knowledge is power…so share your power safety tips with everyone.
Filler up and be ready by starting here!
Starting out the third week in the 2014 National Preparedness Month.
“Be Disaster Aware, Take Action to Prepare”
Monday morning with the most important stuff!
This week’s theme is consistent with FEMA’s National Preparedness Campaign: Build an Emergency Kit
#15: Your essential emergency preparedness kit should include flashlights & a cell phone charger #NatlPrep #Prepared2014
Today’s tip is an easy one – flashlights and phone charger. It takes 10 seconds to include them in your emergency preparedness kit. Do it now.
Also-it seems like we lose power so frequently…so don’t be left in the dark (see what I did there?).
Candles are dumb because you stand the possibility of burning your house down and killing your family. During an emergency, gas leaks are common. Obviously. Candles and a gas leak is a recipe for explosion. #Kaboom Soooooooooo DO NOT USE CANDLES.
Maslow’s hierarchy of needs have grown and now the base layer includes WiFi and phone power. Consider having a charging cable that has the ability to plug into a wall receptacle/plug or a USB charging point.
Where is @rusnivek? 