You need evacuation vehicles ready to go. These should have all the basic supplies you’ll need and be ready to run as soon as you need them. After all, you don’t know when you’ll need to evacuate your home. Make Sure the Fluid Levels Are Good During fire season, you should make sure the tanks in all your evacuation vehicles are half filled at least. This will get you out of town fast enough and then you can worry about topping up the gas after. It’s also important to check on other fluid levels. Check that the windshield wiper fluid is full. This is the most important but overlooked of all the fluids. A lot of ash can come down
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When you get the order to evacuate, you need to act fast. The problem is that the adrenaline pushes all common sense out of the window. It’s important to have an evacuation procedure so everyone in the house knows what they are doing. Delegate Jobs and Work Through Your Lists You already have your five-minute, one-hour, and six-hour evacuation lists. You’ll need to work on the five-minute list first. The best thing to do is to make sure everyone has a clear job. That is all they have to take care of. If you set up this plan ahead of a potential emergency, they are more likely to have it set in their heads so they can still perform it