Focus on Preparedness

Forming your Neighborhood Preparedness Group As soon as possible, pull together a group of your neighbors. Call or email, or meet them walking their dog. Make clear it will be about protecting your neighborhood and they really need to take it seriously. We don’t want what happened in some cities to happen here. No politics

Community Preparedness This is the fourth and final chapter in the Focus on Preparedness series presented by Oath Keepers. We have covered Individual, Family and Neighborhood preparedness. Clearly, one level evolves into the next. Let’s review: 1. Individual – That’s you! Are you squared away enough to be an asset to yourself, or are you

Family Preparedness Family preparedness is much the same as individual preparedness, only on a larger scale. Use the individual preparedness guidelines for each of your family members. Getting organized is one of the hardest parts of preparing. This is where writing up a plan for your family is critical. Sit down and evaluate your overall

Individual Preparedness 1. Health and Fitness – Are you healthy now and can you maintain your healthy lifestyle? Let’s get one thing straight… You do not want to become a liability to yourself and your family, your neighborhood and community. Try to get into better shape and build stamina, and know how to maintain the

Neighborhood Preparedness OK, let’s recap a little bit. First, if your individual preps are not up to speed, you need to square that away fast. Remember, if you are not ready, how can you have your family ready for a minor disaster, much less a major disaster. Global wars are not for the weak and