Fremont County suggested 72-Hour Family Emergency Kit and guide
The 72-Hour Emergency Kit should be tailored to meet the basic survival needs of your family for three days to a week. Most families prefer to store their emergency supplies in one location that is relatively safe, yet easily accessible if evacuation is required. Items may be stored in a 32-gallon trash can, suitcase, duffle bag, backpack, footlocker or individual packs.
Because we are a rural county it is possible for your family to be 'on your own' in the event of a blizzard, wild land fire, flood, or other emergency. It is a good idea to think through what you would need if you were unable to get out for supplies. The 72-Hour Emergency Kit should be tailored to meet the basic survival needs of your family for three days to a week. Most families prefer to store their emergency supplies in one location that is relatively safe, yet easily accessible if evacuation is required.
It is highly recommended that you prepare your car or truck for winter travel. Winter storms can lead to dangerous travel conditions.
A well-equipped vehicle has adequate tires, tire chains, tow rope, sand or cat litter for traction, shovel, tool kit, windshield scraper and brush, battery cables, first aid kit, flashlight, extra batteries, blankets and/or sleeping bags, extra clothing, candles, water-proof matches, high calorie packaged food for quick energy and an empty can to melt snow for drinking.
If you need to find water outside your home, you can use these sources but be sure to purify the water by:
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