Linda Richards, Professional Organizer, Organizing Coach and Speaker, serving Salt Lake City, Utah and surrounding areas, welcomes you to the Organize and More blog which is filled with organizing and time management tips for your home or office.

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Showing posts with label emergency preparedness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label emergency preparedness. Show all posts

Power Outage Tips for homes

>> 12/2/11

Power outages tips for homes is a topic on the minds of many who live in Centerville, Bountiful, Kaysville, Layton and surrounding areas in Utah after an extreme wind storm caused damage in those areas yesterday with approximately 100 mph winds.

Since I am a member of the National Emergency Coalition, I like to pass along useful info about getting prepared and dealing with emergencies, thus I wanted to share an informative article titled "How to Survive a Night without Power" from KSL.com. Some examples are to turn your front porch light on, which helps utility workers see at a glance if power has or has not been restored to your neighborhood. Also, with your car outside the garage, you can recharge your cell phone long enough to make important calls while you briefly warm up in the car (and I would add, you'll be glad you had previously purchased a cell phone car adapter for this purpose!).

Power outages can happen unexpectedly thus I always encourage my clients, neighbors and friends to get prepared while the sun is shining and life is calm; you'll appreciate those efforts if and when the storms roll in.

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Faux Hurricane Party article by Linda Richards

>> 9/18/10

A Faux Hurricane Party article by Linda Richards was reported in The Gainesville Sun.

I suggested a fun way to invite your neighbors over in order to practice going through an emergency together. Read about it here and start thinking about having your neighbors over soon for an impromptu 'faux' emergency party. It's a party they'll never forget!

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Emergency Preparedness for Your Home Video

>> 9/16/10

Emergency Preparedness for your home is important. It is easy to do if you buy a little bit extra each time you go to the grocery store. If you buy items in small sizes, you won't have to worry about refrigeration issues if the power goes out, because you can eat it all in one meal.

Buy what your family likes to eat, for example, if no one likes tuna fish, don't buy it! Consider other protein options such as canned chicken, salmon in foil pouches, or nuts (shelled almonds & walnuts are great choices). Who wants to add to the stress of an unexpected emergency by eating food they don't like!

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