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When an evacuation becomes an order, families may not have much time to figure out what they need to take with them. The American Red Cross joined ARC Reno to talk about evacuation preparedness, including the essentials families should have ready, important medications and documents that are easy to forget and planning ahead for pets or service animals. The conversation also covered what people can expect at a Red Cross shelter and how neighbors can help older adults, people with disabilities or anyone else who may need extra time or assistance getting out safely.
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When an evacuation becomes an order, families may not have much time to figure out what they need to take with them. The American Red Cross joined ARC Reno to talk about evacuation preparedness, including the essentials families should have ready, important medications and documents that are easy to forget and planning ahead for pets or service animals. The conversation also covered what people can expect at a Red Cross shelter and how neighbors can help older adults, people with disabilities or anyone else who may need extra time or assistance getting out safely.
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