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GO/STAY Kit

The decision to shelter in place or leave to find safety should include Go bags with basic survival and needed items.   Below is a short compiled list and we will continue to add  additional resources.  If you have found a helpful resource, please forward to Susan Griffin and I will add it to this list.

 

Resources for ideas on building a Grab n Go Kit:  (in progress 08/11/2016)

 

  • CalTech Grab n Go list

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