Prepper / Your field library RESEARCH EDITION · SEPTEMBER 2026 A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE. ALWAYS WITH YOU.
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Know the risks where you live Build a short list of local hazards, official alerts and instructions you can find quickly.
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Make a household contact plan Agree how to exchange a brief update and reconnect when people are apart.
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Plan drinking-water storage Build a measured reserve of safe water, with a clear refill and advisory plan.
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Keep a sanitation plan Prepare handwashing supplies and a local plan for disrupted water or sewer service.
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Make a food-and-supplies inventory Prepare meals your household can actually use when water, power or refrigeration stops.
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Plan for heat, cold and shelter Prepare temperature-safe options at home and a practical way to reach another shelter.
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Prepare first aid before an emergency Bring together appropriate supplies, practical training and the contacts needed to get help.
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Prepare for a power outage Prepare lighting, communications and medical contingencies before the power fails.
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Check maps before travelling Download the route, test it without a connection, and check current conditions separately.
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Choose a communication backup Make separate plans for receiving official information and contacting the people who matter.
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Prepare a simple repair kit Pack sound tools for familiar minor tasks and know when to stop for qualified help.
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Make an offline computer usable Keep a small, readable reference collection and a separate tested backup of important files.
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Review your 72-hour kit Check the supplies you own against your household's current needs and local guidance.
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