Evacuation Plan
In case you are asked to evacuate your home, or even your area, select two safe locations you could go to. One should be nearby, such as a local library or community centre. The other one should be farther away, outside your neighbourhood, in case the emergency affects a large area.
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Safe meeting place 1 (near home):
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Safe meeting place 2 (outside neighbourhood):
You should also plan how you would travel to a safe location if evacuation was advised. Have an
Emergency Kit ready to take with you. If you have pets, think of someone who can take your pet(s) if you have to leave your home. Often, only service animals are allowed at receptions centres.
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Location of my emergency survival kit:
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Location and contact information for pet assistance:
Make sure everyone in your family knows how to safely exit your home - by a main exit and an alternate one. Be sure to consider your living situation. For instance, if you live in a high-rise and have special needs, talk to your building manager or neighbours to make special arrangements, if necessary.
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Review of safe exits from home