Wildfire Prep Kit Checklist: Be Ready for the Unexpected

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1. Emergency Go-Bag:

   • Identification and important documents

   • Prescription medications and medical supplies

   • First aid essentials

   • Portable phone charger

   • Personal hygiene items

2. N95 Masks and Respirators:

   • Enough for each family member

3. Fire-Resistant Clothing:

   • Long-sleeved, fire-resistant garments

   • Sturdy, closed-toe shoes

4. Fire Extinguisher:

   • Portable fire extinguisher suitable for small fires

5. Fire-Resistant Gloves:

   • Durable gloves for protection

6. Personal Items and Medications:

   • Prescription medications and any medical supplies

   • Personal hygiene items

7. Battery-Powered Radio:

   • Stay informed with weather updates and emergency alerts

8. Non-Perishable Food and Water:

   • Non-perishable food items and clean drinking water for at least three days

9. Emergency Blankets:

   • Lightweight, reflective blankets for warmth and protection

10. Flashlights and Batteries:

    • Reliable flashlights with extra batteries

11. Important Documents in Waterproof Container:

    • Photocopies of identification, insurance policies, and other crucial documents

12. Multi-Tool or Swiss Army Knife:

    • Versatile tool for various tasks

13. Local Maps and Evacuation Routes:

    • Detailed maps and evacuation routes

14. Cash in Small Denominations:

    • Small amount of cash for emergency expenses

15. Pet Supplies:

    • Pet food, water, and necessary supplies

Remember to periodically review and update your wildfire prep kit to ensure all items are current and functional. Practice evacuation drills with your family and stay informed about local news and emergency alerts to be well-prepared for potential wildfire threats.