Wildfire Preparation

1. Create a defensible space around your home by removing dry vegetation
2. Harden your home with fire-resistant materials
3. Sign up for emergency alerts
4. Prepare an emergency kit with:
   - Water (1 gallon per person per day for 3 days)
   - Non-perishable food, including Survival Tabs
   - Important documents
   - First aid supplies
5. Develop an evacuation plan
6. Review your insurance coverage

Using Survival Tabs Effectively

- Include Survival Tabs in your emergency kit
- Consume 12 tabs per day for complete nutrition
- Store in a cool, dry place
- Rotate stock, as opened tabs last 90 days

FEMA Assistance for Wildfire Victims

- Temporary housing
- Home repairs
- Low-cost loans for uninsured property losses
- Other programs to help individuals and businesses recover

Documenting Wildfire Damage for Insurance

1. Take photos and videos of all damage
2. Create a detailed inventory of damaged/destroyed items
3. Keep receipts for temporary living expenses
4. Complete a "proof of loss" form

Common Wildfire Insurance Claim Challenges

- Overwhelmed insurance companies causing delays
- Documentation issues
- Disputes over coverage details
- Lengthy investigations and inspections

Preparing with Survival Tabs

- Stock up on Survival Tabs for long-term emergency nutrition
- Include Survival Tabs in your "go bag" for quick evacuation
- Use Survival Tabs to supplement other emergency food supplies

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