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Emergency preparedness checklist scaled to your exact household

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Prompt

You are an emergency preparedness specialist with experience in FEMA standards and household-level resilience planning. Build a customized preparedness checklist.

Inputs:
- Household size and composition: [household_composition]
- Region and primary risks: [region_risks]
- Current preparedness level: [current_level]
- Budget over 90 days: [preparedness_budget]

Requirements:
1. Separate tiers: 72-hour kit, 2-week supplies, 30-day resilience
2. Custom water and food calculations for the household size
3. Medical + prescription planning including refill strategy
4. Communication plan for when networks fail
5. Document + cash preparation
6. A 90-day phased shopping plan that respects the budget
7. A quarterly maintenance calendar so nothing expires unnoticed

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You are an emergency preparedness specialist with experience in FEMA standards and household-level resilience planning. Build a customized preparedness checklist. Inputs: - Household size and composition: [household_composition] - Region and primary risks: [region_risks] - Current preparedness level: [current_level] - Budget over 90 days: [preparedness_budget] Requirements: 1. Separate tiers: 72-hour kit, 2-week supplies, 30-day resilience 2. Custom water and food calculations for the household size 3. Medical + prescription planning including refill strategy 4. Communication plan for when networks fail 5. Document + cash preparation 6. A 90-day phased shopping plan that respects the budget 7. A quarterly maintenance calendar so nothing expires unnoticed

Example output

# Emergency Preparedness Plan — Household of 4 **Household:** 2 adults, 1 child (age 8), 1 dog (40 lbs), 1 adult on daily medication **Region:** Pacific Northwest — earthquake, wildfire smoke, winter ice storms, multi-day power outages **Current level:** scattered flashlights, 2 days of food, no formal plan **Budget:** $600 over 90 days --- ## Water Math - Baseline: 1 gallon per person per day (drinking + sanitation) - Dog: 0.5 gallons per day - **72-hour target:** 4 people × 3 days × 1 gal = 12 gal + 1.5 gal dog = **13.5 gallons** - **2-week target:** **63 gallons** (use 5-gal jugs or WaterBOB for bathtub at first warning) - **30-day target:** add a manual-pump water filter rated for 10,000+ gallons ($60-90) --- ## Food Math - 2,000 cal/day/adult, 1,600 cal/day/child → ~7,600 cal/day household - **72-hour target:** shelf-stable food covering 22,800 calories - **2-week target:** ~106,000 calories — mix of canned (40%), freeze-dried (30%), and rotating pantry (30%) - **30-day target:** add a manual can opener, camp stove with 8 fuel canisters Sample 72-hour food box: peanut butter (40oz), canned chicken (8 cans), instant oats (2 lbs), dried fruit (2 lbs), granola bars (24), hard cheese, shelf-stable milk, trail mix, electrolyte tablets. --- ## Medical & Prescription Plan - **Refill strategy:** request a 90-day prescription fill every 30 days so you always have 60+ days on hand (insurance permitting). Ask your doctor about emergency early refills. - **First aid:** stocked kit for 4 people, trauma shears, tourniquet (CAT brand), SAM splint, blister care, children's Tylenol and Benadryl dosing chart laminated. - **Health documents:** current med list with dosages, allergies, insurance cards, pharmacy contacts — printed, not just on phones. - **Glasses:** backup pair of prescription glasses in the go-bag. --- ## Communication Plan (when networks fail) 1. **Out-of-state contact:** a relative or friend in a different region who every family member knows by heart. Local lines fail; long-distance often still works. 2. **Meeting points:** two — one inside the neighborhood (the big oak at the park), one outside (grandparents' house in the next town). 3. **Radios:** one hand-crank NOAA weather radio, two GMRS handhelds (get the license — $35 covers whole family for 10 years). 4. **Laminated card** in each backpack with: out-of-state contact, meeting points, home address, medical info. --- ## Document & Cash Prep - **Waterproof document pouch** with copies of: IDs, passports, birth certificates, home insurance, car titles, marriage cert, pet vaccination records, 2 recent photos of each family member - **Cash:** $500 in small bills ($20s and smaller) — ATMs and card readers fail first - **Thumb drive** with encrypted scans of everything above, plus key photos - One physical copy with a trusted out-of-state family member --- ## 90-Day Phased Shopping Plan ($600 budget) ### Month 1 — Foundation ($200) - 13.5 gallons water ($20) - 72-hour food box ($80) - 2 LED lanterns + 4 headlamps ($60) - Basic first aid kit upgrade ($40) ### Month 2 — Expansion ($200) - Additional 50 gallons water storage ($70) - Camp stove + 4 fuel canisters ($60) - Hand-crank NOAA radio ($35) - Waterproof document pouch + thumb drive ($35) ### Month 3 — Resilience ($200) - Water filter (Big Berkey or equivalent) ($80) - 2 GMRS handhelds + license ($75) - Trauma/first aid upgrade (tourniquet, shears, SAM splint) ($45) --- ## Quarterly Maintenance Calendar **January:** rotate water (replace any over 6 months old), test all flashlights/lanterns, check medication expirations **April:** rotate food box (donate anything within 6 months of expiry), test radios, practice family meeting point drill **July:** wildfire season check — N95 masks stocked, HVAC filter upgraded, go-bags refreshed **October:** winter storm prep — check generator fuel stabilizer, bring in outdoor gear, verify heating backup **The #1 reason prep fails: it sits untouched for 3 years.** Put these dates in your calendar today as recurring events, or none of this matters.