How to prepare for a power outage
Create a family emergency plan document.
Some power outages are planned well in advance, but others are the result of an emergency situation, such as flood or tornado. Before you lose power, sit down with your family and write down what each family member will do in case of an outage.

Give each person specific responsibilities, such as gathering flashlights, and discuss how you all will communicate in case the internet or landlines go down. Give these documents to extended family members and friends as well.

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