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72-Hour Portable Emergency Kit
A grab-and-go kit for each household, kept where you can reach it quickly.
Two-Week Household Emergency Supplies
Supplies to stay home safely for two weeks without a trip to the store.
Water
Water is the first supply to run short. Store it before you need it.
Food
Store what you eat, and eat what you store so nothing expires unused.
Prescription Medications
Keep a working supply and a simple record of what each person takes.
First Aid
A basic kit and the knowledge to use it.
Sanitation
Waste and hygiene supplies matter as much as food when water or sewer service fails.
Winter Clothing and Blankets
Idaho winters make warmth a life-safety item, not a comfort item.
Battery Lighting
Use flashlights and lamps rather than candles to avoid fire risk.
Radio and Communications
Official information, and a way to reach family, when phones are congested.
Power Banks
Keep phones and medical devices running when the grid is down.
Important Documents
Keep copies you can carry, and originals in a safe place.
Cash
Card readers and internet can both fail during an outage.
Pet Supplies
Pets are family too, and shelters often do not accept them.
Vehicle Emergency Supplies
Keep a winter kit in each vehicle, especially through Idaho winters.
Household Readiness Notes
Practical notes for storing food and water in eastern Idaho.
