Emergency Ready Sheet

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Disasters and emergencies are inevitable in today’s world. While there is a lot of information out there about how to prepare, most of it does not include the needs of people with disabilities.

Get Emergency Ready!

The Emergency Ready Sheet was created to help people with disabilities prepare for disasters and emergencies. Your Emergency Ready Sheet will have information that you would want with you at all times if a disaster or emergency strikes. Also, the questions in the Emergency Ready Sheet may make you think of things you hadn’t considered in your preparedness plans.

When you complete the form below, your Emergency Ready Sheet will be created. It will be a PDF that you can print and put in your Go Bag, and/or download to your device.

If you need help filling out this form, please call 1-800-948-1824 or email disaster@drtx.org.

"*" indicates required fields

My Information

My name * Required
My address * Required

My Emergency Contact

Emergency contact name * Required

My Household

Will anyone be traveling with you?
You may or may not live with other people, like family members, roommates, or a caretaker. If you do live with other people, will they be traveling with you during an emergency?

My Pets

Do you have a pet?
Do you have a pet, service animal, and/or emotional support animal that will travel with you during an emergency?

My Health or Functional Needs

List any disabilities or known health conditions you may be experiencing.
0 of 100 max characters
List your medications, including dosage and frequency, also including those only taken as-needed. Please list each medication on a separate line.
0 of 250 max characters
List the things you're allergic to.
0 of 100 max characters
List any Durable Medical Equipment (DME) or Assistive Technology (AT) you use. If possible, please include the serial number of the device.
0 of 150 max characters
For example, some people have attendant services for nursing, daily living, or mental health.
0 of 100 max characters
COVID-19 Vaccination
What is your COVID-19 vaccination status?

Communication & Religion

For example, some people communicate via American Sign Language (ASL), some people use an assistive device, some people prefer to not make eye contact, etc.
0 of 150 max characters
For example, some people prefer to speak English or Spanish, use ASL, etc.
0 of 50 max characters
If you would like to have your religion taken into account during an emergency, please provide information about your religious preferences.
0 of 100 max characters

My Local Disaster or Emergency Contacts

These could include contacts from your county and/or your city.

My Utility Providers

Are you a critical care customer with your electric company?
Are you a critical care customer with your gas company?

Healthcare, DME & AT Providers

How do you plan to access healthcare if there is an emergency?
0 of 100 max characters
What is the name of the company or agency that provides your Durable Medical Equipment (DME)?
How do you plan to access DME if there is an emergency?
0 of 100 max characters
What is the name of the company or agency that provides your Assistive Technology (AT)?
How do you plan to access AT if there is an emergency?
0 of 100 max characters

My Transportation

Emergency transportation plan
If you need to leave your home during an emergency, do you have your own transportation?

 

Publication Code: DPR10


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Disclaimer: Disability Rights Texas strives to update its materials on an annual basis, and this handout is based upon the law at the time it was written. The law changes frequently and is subject to various interpretations by different courts. Future changes in the law may make some information in this handout inaccurate.

The handout is not intended to and does not replace an attorney’s advice or assistance based on your particular situation.


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