Storm and Flood Safety & Preparedness

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Create a PowerPoint presentation titled 'Storm and Flood Safety & Preparedness'. Audience: general community including seniors and people with disabilities. Use FEMA, Ready.gov, American Red Cross guidance and the provided flood awareness graphics information. Include sections: 1) Title slide, 2) Why Floods Are Dangerous (most common disaster in U.S.), 3) Flood Watch vs Flood Warning explanation, 4) Key Flood Facts (6 inches of water can knock a person down, 2 feet can move vehicles), 5) Driving Safety – Turn Around Don't Drown, barricade warnings, 6) Storm Preparedness Basics, 7) Emergency Go Bag / Disaster Supply Kit (reference Red Cross guidance and typical items), 8) Communication & Alerts (#BeInformed, multiple ways to receive alerts), 9) Preparing Your Home, 10) Special Considerations for Seniors, 11) Preparing People with Disabilities & Medical Needs, 12) Family Emergency Plan, 13) What To Do During a Flood, 14) What To Do After a Flood, 15) Community Safety Tips and Sharing Information, 16) Resources (FEMA, Ready.gov, American Red Cross). Include concise bullet points suitable for slides and presenter-friendly wording.

Comprehensive guide to storm and flood safety and preparedness for the general community, seniors, and individuals with disabilities. Covers flood dangers, alerts, key facts, emergency supplies, special considerations, and resources.

March 11, 20267 slides
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Slide 1 - Storm and Flood Safety & Preparedness

Storm and Flood Safety & Preparedness

Preparedness guidance for the general community, seniors, and individuals with disabilities.

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Photo by Chris Gallagher on Unsplash

Slide 1 - Storm and Flood Safety & Preparedness
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Slide 2 - Why Floods Are Dangerous

  • Floods are the most common and widespread of all natural disasters in the United States.
  • Even small amounts of water can cause significant property damage and life-threatening conditions.
  • Flash floods can occur within minutes of rainfall, leaving little time to prepare or evacuate.
  • Impacts include structural damage, disruption of essential services, and health risks from water contamination.

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Slide 2 - Why Floods Are Dangerous
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Slide 3 - Understanding Alerts: Watch vs. Warning

Flood Watch Be prepared! A flood is possible in your area. Monitor news, local weather reports, and official information. Have your plan ready.

Flood Warning Take action! Flooding is already occurring or will occur soon. Move to higher ground immediately and follow evacuation orders.

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Photo by Chris Gallagher on Unsplash

Slide 3 - Understanding Alerts: Watch vs. Warning
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Slide 4 - Key Flood Facts & Driving Safety

  • 0.5 ft: 6 Inches of Water
  • 2 ft: 2 Feet of Water
  • Avoid!: Rising Water Danger
Slide 4 - Key Flood Facts & Driving Safety
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Slide 5 - Emergency Go Bag & Disaster Supplies

  • Water: One gallon per person per day for at least three days.
  • Food: At least a three-day supply of non-perishable food.
  • Batteries & Power: Flashlights, extra batteries, solar chargers.
  • Communication: Battery-powered or hand-crank radio (NOAA Weather Radio).
  • Essentials: First aid kit, medications, copies of important documents, cash.
  • Special items: Glasses, hearing aids, mobility devices for seniors and people with disabilities.

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Photo by Aldward Castillo on Unsplash

Slide 5 - Emergency Go Bag & Disaster Supplies
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Slide 6 - Special Considerations: Seniors & Disabilities

  • Identify a support network of friends, family, or neighbors who can assist you.
  • Ensure mobility aids (canes, walkers, wheelchairs) are accessible and ready.
  • Maintain a list of medical conditions, allergies, and contact info for all doctors and caregivers.
  • Pre-arrange transportation assistance for medical or evacuation needs.
  • Check that home modifications (grab bars, ramps) are secure and accessible during power outages.
Slide 6 - Special Considerations: Seniors & Disabilities
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Slide 7 - Final Reminders & Resources

Preparedness Saves Lives - Build Your Plan Today!

Stay informed, stay prepared, and look out for your neighbors. For official guidance, visit FEMA.gov, Ready.gov, and RedCross.org.

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Photo by Alexandros Itsou on Unsplash

Slide 7 - Final Reminders & Resources

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