• Battery-powered flashlights and lanterns
• Battery-powered AM/FM radio or television
• Spare batteries
• Extra change of clothes
• Sturdy shoes with thick soles
• Complete first aid kit
• Matches stores in waterproof container
• Fresh drinking water (3-5 gallons per person per day)
• Canned food (up to 5 days supply)

• Dry or dehydrated foods (up to 5 days supply)
• Manual can opener
• Paper plates
• Plastic utensils and cups
• Moist towelettes
• Pet food
• Pet leashes
• Blankets/bedding
• Toothbrush/toothpaste
• Toilet paper
• Sanitary napkins

• Antibacterial soap
• Extra glasses/contacts
• Work gloves
• Earthquake survival guide
• List of important telephone numbers
• Small amount of cash
• Prepaid telephone calling card
• Tent
• Sleeping Bags
• Fire Extinguisher
• Rain gear

King County Emergency Management .

Keep emergency items in a safe, dry location. They will provide basic survival needs and prepare you for the 72 hours that may pass prior to receiving more than just extreme emergency existence.