One of the major causes of fire after an earthquake is leaking natural gas. In an event like this, first responders and utility personnel will no doubt be overwhelmed. If you have natural gas service at your home, it is … Continue reading →
The Department of Homeland Security recommends that you have “your own food, water, and supplies in sufficient quantity to last for at least 72 hours. Local officials and relief workers will be on the scene after a disaster but they … Continue reading →
You never know when an emergency situation might occur while you are out in your car. It doesn’t have to be wintery weather. A mechanical breakdown or single-car accident off the main highway could leave you in peril until help … Continue reading →
Should you be concerned about an economic collapse? Perhaps you are reading this from a country that has or is now experiencing such an event. If you live in the United States, do you believe the banking system could fail? … Continue reading →
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has encouraged all Americans to make simple preparations to respond to potential emergency situations, such as natural disasters or terrorist attacks. Through the Ready Campaign, FEMA outlines three important steps: Have an Emergency Kit. … Continue reading →
Some might suggest that “prepping” shows a lack of faith. Is prepping putting your trust in yourself or your material goods rather than trusting in God?
Continue reading →Most food intended for long term food storage is either dehydrated or freeze dried. Though many people use the terms interchangeably, they are not the same.
Continue reading →Here are three things you might not have considered when preparing for the power going out over an extended period of time. Short interruptions, maybe a few minutes or even a few hours, cause us an inconvenience. Most of us have never been … Continue reading →
A good knife is a staple for your emergency preparedness kit. Here are five different types of knives you should consider having.
Continue reading →In addition to the standard items in your 72-hour kit, your own personal situation may require you to consider additional items. Here are a few important ones.
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