We had a little earthquake in the San Francisco Bay Area last week. It reminded me to update my Emergency Information template and supplies. To help you do that too, and in recognition of National Preparedness Month, I’ve attached my Emergency Information template for you to download free. It’s one of two record keeping templates available at Habitudes, my personal record keeper website. You can fill in the template using Microsoft Word or most common word processors.
Click to download: Emergency Information v.81525
Emergency Information Includes
Things You May Not Have Thought of.
The most important emergency info is on the first page of the template. Even if you don’t use all five pages, fill out and print the first page. Keep it on the fridge or bulletin board where your family, babysitter or house sitter can find it easily. But check the rest of the pages, too. They include information you might not have thought of. If the babysitter gets locked out, who has keys to your home besides you? If Fido swallows his toy where is the nearest 24 hour veterinarian? If there’s a false alarm, how do you disable the smoke detector? In an emergency, where are the go-bag and emergency supplies and what’s in them? (The template includes checklists you can edit to fit your own family’s needs.)
If you like Emergency Information, consider
downloading What My Family Needs to Know.
What My Family Needs to Know is $19.95 to download at Habitudes . Like Emergency Information, it’s carefully compiled to include details you might not have thought of. Examples? The code to the public storage unit and a list of what’s in it. How to shut down your social media accounts in case you die. Where you keep the home inventory. It’s 14 pages when downloaded, but may be longer or shorter depending on how complicated your life is. One of the best things about our personal record keepers is they can be customized and edited to your heart’s content to meet your family’s unique needs.
Find More Links You Can Really Use at HabiLinks.
The internet is full of great resources, but page after page of search results can be too much of a good thing! At HabiLinks guide, we search for useful information in eighteen lifestyle categories, so you don’t have to. When we find the link with the most useful content it becomes a HabiLink, one of the chosen few! Unlike other web guides or review sites, we don’t accept payment for listings. We simply think they’re the best at what they do. You’ll find more helpful emergency information in the Emergency Preparedness category at HabiLinks. When you’re looking for emergency preparedness info and tips, you can depend on HabiLinks and HabiTalk for links you can really use.