Planning

Preparedness Master Plan

When it comes to preparedness and what you need you have probably heard the expression “beans, bullets and band-aids.” But it is so much more.

Food storage is one small aspect of being prepared. To be a well-rounded and prepared for all-hazards and emergencies you need a master plan. This provides you a blue-print of areas that you need to consider in your planning and preparations. There is a lot of information when you go searching the web. My goal with this web page is to provide a simple platform of knowledge and resources.

The members section will contain the Preparedness Pillars – a comprehensive collection of articles, information, resources. But there will also be a lot of information in the public sections of this site. More is being loaded each day so check back often.

The Preparedness Master Plan in under three minutes

Tools from the video: the Personal Preparedness Assessment Workbook (or the done-for-you PPA Report), the Family Emergency Plan Workbook, and Ready Ledger.

In this section

Compartmentalization in Mutual Assistance Groups (MAGs) Devolution of Authority and Continuity of Government Family Contingency BinderSection · 1 more pages Family Emergency Plan Workbook Family Emergency Plan – The BasicsSection · 1 more pages Inventory Tracking MAG: Private Vetting & Intake Process METT-TC METT-TC: Decision Discipline Mutual Assistance Group Mutual Assistance Group (MAG) – Recruitment Code of Conduct Mutual Assistance Groups (MAGs) Personal Preparedness Assessment Workbook Planning Your PrepsSection · 1 more pages Preparedness Conditions (PREP-CON) MindMap Preparedness Conditions – PREP-CON Resiliency Index TriggersSection · 1 more pages Why Every Family Needs an Emergency Plan

Every pillar, from communications to food and water, is on the Preparedness Pillars page.

Remember, Fortune Favors the Prepared

Semper Paratus, Semper Gumby