Shocking Discovery: City Emergency Plan States You Are on Your Own

Believe it or not! Your local government expects you to be prepared with emergency water and sanitation needs. In a recent meeting, city officials explained that they have about a 3-day backup and then citizens are expected to take care of their own needs.

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[jimg]

That's the reason I went to the meeting. What a wake up call to have a plan.

[dandycat]

Hi Jonathan.
It is rather frightening when you realise exactly how inadequate government "contingency" plans really are.

[bearrivermama]

That’s terrifying 😮. Not shocking but terrifying for folks who aren’t educated yet😢. This is really great info to share. I hope many people see this ❤

[scrapykat]

So three days to fill your water buckets/bathtubs, clean house, laundry and clean the kids! Good to know… Have empty containers around to fill…

[jeffreyconner]

Just had the fires in our towns in TX. It's less than that

[Jackie_W]

So if we have no water after three days and I'm only able to store 100 gals of water, I'll likely have to resort to collecting rainwater in buckets. Do you have a recommendation to add minerals to the distilled rainwater after it's been filtered through my Berkey? I can look into stocking up on mineral additions to be better prepared.

[justnana]

Most preppers know that the only contingency plans that count are their own. The government will save themselves but never you.