Evacuation Checklist

Careful planning can help make your evacuation more comfortable and less stressful.

Progressive suggests you take:

Cash & Credit/Debit Cards
  -Bring twice as much cash as you think you'll need

Food & Water
   (Quantities: At least twice as much as you think you’ll need)
  -Non-perishable canned or packaged foods
  -Fresh water in sealed containers
  -Nutritious snacks
  -Special foods for infant or elderly person
  -Manual can opener
  -Cooking/eating utensils
  -Plastic cups
  -Paper towels

Medications/Personal Care
  -Prescription drugs for all members of party
  -Special supplies for infant or elderly person
  -Personal hygiene products
  -First-aid items (bandages, disinfectant, pain medication)
  -Eyeglasses, contact lenses & supplies

Pets & Supplies (if applicable)
  -Pet food
  -Collar, leash, muzzle, etc.
  -Identification tag  (on pet's collar)
  -Carrier
  -Vaccination records

Clothing
  -3-5 changes seasonal clothing
  -Rain gear
  -2 pairs comfortable shoes
  -Hat or cap

Personal Documents
   (Seal in a waterproof bag)
  -Driver's license (all drivers)
  -Vehicle titles & registration (all vehicles)
  -Birth certificates & Social Security cards/numbers
  -Checkbooks & checks
  -Passport/work permit
  -Personal medical records
  -Important electronic records (disk or flash drive)
  -Banking records
  -Stock certificates/bonds
  -Insurance policies & cards (medical, vehicle, home, boat)
  -Valued photos, correspondence
  -Other important papers (marriage license, divorce papers, trust documents, etc.)

Valuable Jewelry
   (Seal in plastic)

Safety Items
  -Small tool kit
  -Battery-operated or crank-type radio
  -Extra set of car keys
  -All home, RV, boat, motorcycle keys
  -Extra batteries

More information is available at www.progressiveresponds.com.