Emergency Planning Starts Before the Emergency.
Organize your household's critical information, plans, and resources in one practical emergency preparedness binder.
A PLAN FOR WHEN THINGS DON'T GO AS PLANNED.
Important information has a way of ending up everywhere. Phone numbers in your contacts. Documents in a filing cabinet. Emergency supplies in different rooms. Plans that have been discussed but never written down.
The Emergency Preparedness Planning Binder brings it all together in one place, helping your household build a practical plan before an emergency happens.
PLAN
Work through communication, evacuation, utilities, medical needs, food, water, power, security, and other critical areas.
ORGANIZE
Keep important household information, contacts, resources, and emergency plans together in one accessible place.
USE
Print the binder and complete it by hand, or use the included fillable PDF digitally.
THE EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PLANNING BINDER
A practical planning system designed to help your household think through emergencies before they happen and keep critical information, decisions, and plans organized in one place.
Inside the binder:
28 pages of practical emergency planning, designed with a clean, ink-friendly layout for easy printing at home.
Household assessment and important contactsCommunication and evacuation planningUtility and power failure planningShelter-in-place planningMedical, food, water, & sanitation planningHome defense planningChemical, biological, & nuclear planningPrintable and fillable formats
See what’s inside
Practical planning pages designed to help you document decisions, resources, and procedures specific to your household.
see the plan in action
Your purchase includes a completed sample binder showing how a fictional household might fill out each section. Use it as a reference while building a plan that fits your own household.
A REALISTIC EXAMPLE FROM START TO FINISH
The completed sample shows how a fictional household worked through the binder from start to finish, giving you a practical reference as you build your own plan.
See realistic answers
Understand the level of detail you might include.
Work through unfamiliar sections
See how another household approached areas you may not have considered before.
Make it your own
Use the example for context, then build your plan around your household, location, and resources.