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The
Atlantic Hurricane Season (June 1 - November 31) Are you prepared for the Hurricane Season? |
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| Hurricane
supplies list - (two-week supply) |
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| Hurricane Kit | Food and Water |
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Flashlights • Battery-operated radio • Extra batteries • Toilet paper • Matches • Clock (wind-up or battery-operated) • Plastic garbage bags • Fire extinguishers • Scissors • Clean change of clothes • Television antenna (if cable goes out) • List of phone numbers • Copy of insurance policy |
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Bottled water • Ice • Canned juice,milk and tea • Canned soups • beef, spaghetti, tuna, chicken, ham, corned beef hash • Canned vegetables and fruits •Dried fruits • Snacks • Snack spreads • Cereals • Raw vegetables • Sugar, salt, pepper • Bread • Dry and canned pet food • Extra formula, baby food |
| Hardware Supplies | Medical Supplies |
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Hand tools - hammer, screwdrivers, shovel and pick ax • 4 x 8 foot sheets of plywood 5/8 inch to 1/2 inch thick to put over windows (exterior plywood) • 1/4 machine screw sockets and screws. • Plastic sheeting to cover furniture • Rope • working gloves • Duct tape • Canvas tarps • Nails |
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Medic-alert tags • Insect-repellent sprays and candles • Feminine hygiene items • Insect bite lotion • Sunscreen • Soap • First-aid kit and first-aid handbook • prescription drugs and over-the-counter medicine • Bandages • Cotton-tipped swabs • Antiseptic solution • Sterile rolls, bandages • Ear drops • Thermometer • Tweezers • Needles • Disinfectant • Plastic bags, jugs or containers for water • Purification tablets |
| Baby Supplies | Pet Supplies |
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Disposable diapers, wipes • Formula, baby food • Diaper rash ointment, petroleum jelly • Baby medicines • Medicine dropper |
• Dry canned food, water |
| Emergency - St. Martin (South) | Emergency - St. Martin (North) |
Emergency
Services - (599) 542-1215, (599) 542-6669 Numbers may change. Check with your directory. |
Dept.
of Emergency Services - Numbers may change. Check with your directory. |