Provided by Steven Craig

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Home Preparedness Information- Sources

• Provided by Steven Craig
• 360-867-5028
• (Certified Emergency Manager- CEM)
• TESC
• Emergency Response Planning Coordinator
• Visit this site often!
• This site to be updated at least once a month.

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Home Preparedness Supplies. The following are
a couple of local resources. This is not an
endorsement of any of the below sources.

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• Quake-Ready Kit Co is a natural disaster
  preparedness company committed to the preparation
  of an unforeseen disaster such as an earthquake,
  tsunami, volcanic eruption or inclement weather.
  
• Their specialty is making custom kits and have
  put together kits that cover almost all
  circumstances during and after the occurrence of
  a natural disaster. Based in Tumwater.
• http//www.quakereadykit.com/
• Website http//www.quakereadykit.com/
• Email Lee Montalvo- Lee_at_QuakeReadyKit.com

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American Red Cross

• American Red Cross.
• Products listed in all AMR Course. Schedules (Pg
  23, Fall 2006 Course Schedule).
  
• Range from first aid kits, pet pak, first air
  supplies, and disaster preparedness kits.
  
  
  
• www.rainier-redcross.org

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• TheEpicenter.com (Eugene, Oregon)
• We not only sell high quality emergency
  preparedness equipment, but we also provide free
  disaster planning guides and information.
  

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• http//www.redcross.org/general/0,1082,0_91_4440,0
  0.html
  
• Create your own kit
• (from the American Red
• Cross)

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• Keep an emergency kit in your car, office space
  and home.
  
• These kits can simply be a box of food bars,
  such as granola bars, a six pack of water, and a
  blanket. Keep in mind, this is the BARE MINIMUM.
  
• Rotate the food and water on a regular basis.
  This ensures everything is updated plus keeps you
  aware of what you have on hand.

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Questions?

• If you are aware of any other sources, send an
  e-mail to Craigs_at_evergreen.edu.
  
• Thanks.