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Wildfire
When minutes matter, a ready go-bag and a clear evacuation plan let your family leave without the scramble.
Wildfire prep is really about one thing: being able to leave fast and steady. If you live anywhere with a fire season, the difference between panic and a smooth exit is a go-bag that’s already packed and a plan everyone knows.
Clean air matters too — good masks and an air purifier can make staying (or sheltering) far more bearable when smoke rolls in.
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1 person · 3 days
The 72-Hour Kit
Three days of essentials for one person — the "grab and go" bag every household is told to keep, finally spelled out.
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Family of 4 · evacuation
The Wildfire Go-Bag
A grab-and-go bag that lets your family be out the door in five minutes, packed and waiting by the door.
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