NOAA weather radio
Battery or hand-crank backup when cellular service is weak.
Wildfire preparedness checklist
Plan evacuation routes, prepare people and animals, and gather essential supplies.
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Official guides
Use these resources for evacuation planning and safety guidance.
Preparedness checklist
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Go-bag essentials
Keep one kit ready for each household member and review it twice a year.
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Rechargeable headlamp
Hands-free lighting for loading vehicles or moving after dark.
20,000 mAh power bank
Keeps phones available for alerts, maps and family contact.
NIOSH-approved N95 masks
Reduces exposure to wildfire smoke particles when properly fitted.
Compact first-aid kit
Covers minor injuries while traveling or waiting for assistance.
Collapsible water containers
Portable emergency water storage without permanent bulk.
Vehicle evacuation kit
Maintain fuel, tires and fluids during fire season; equipment cannot compensate for a poorly maintained vehicle.
Lithium jump starter
Independent starting power for a weak vehicle battery.
12-volt tire inflator
Restores a slow tire when services are closed or congested.
Oregon road atlas
Offline route reference when navigation service is unavailable.
High-visibility vest
Improves visibility during roadside stops in smoke or darkness.
Documents, pets and livestock
Photograph important documents and animal records, then keep offline copies available.
Water-resistant document pouch
Keeps identification, insurance and medical copies together.
Pet carrier
Prevents escape and speeds loading during an evacuation.
Pet evacuation supply bag
Keeps food, medication, bowls and identification in one place.
Spare slip leads
Fast temporary control for dogs or displaced animals.