September marks National Preparedness Month — a reminder to everyone to prepare for disasters and emergencies to keep each other, our families and communities safe. Extreme weather events can be devastating, but with a plan, maybe less so. Here are tips from the National Consumer Unit to ensure that, in the event of an emergency, you’re well-prepared.

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In the case of an emergency, it’s important to know the risks to your home. Is your neighborhood prone to heavy rainfall and flooding, power outages or earthquakes? Know how and when to take action before, during and after different emergencies.

Create an emergency plan

An emergency plan is essential to being prepared. Make

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