As a sustainer you are welcome to request a thank you gift once a year corresponding with your giving level. /about/contactus/ with your name, address, and choice of thank you gift. Want better video quality? Sign in to access HD streaming! ×Want to watch better-quality PBS Video? Sign in to access HD streaming!When you sign in, you'll become a PBS Insider and we'll share your contact information with your local PBS station. You may receive updates to help you stay connected with what's happening online and in your community. Unprepared: Will We Be Ready For The Megaquake In Oregon? Plan For The Unexpected With An Evacuation Kit The unknown often plays an outsized role in disaster preparation for earthquakes and other natural events. You don’t know how bad the shaking will be during the 8.0 or 9.0 earthquake that could come from the Cascadia Subduction Zone fault line in the next 50 years. Nor do you know where you’ll be or exactly how well the building you’re in may survive that shaking.

The best way to mitigate those unknown factors, according to experts, is to have a plan in place for various scenarios. In the event that you end up without a place to shelter after a major earthquake, a mobile “go-kit” should be part of your scenario planning. People who live in a tsunami inundation or landslide zone may especially need to evacuate at a moment’s notice. According to Alice Busch, training coordinator for Multnomah County Emergency Management, the specific supplies you need could vary (.pdf) depending on your particular situation. “Each person should consider their individual needs and skills and build their kits around that,” she said. “For example, a mental health provider, EMT, parent, and engineer are going to have very different tools in their go kits.”A mobile kit should have enough supplies to last at least three days, which should give enough time to find a more permanent shelter. People living in remote areas may need more supplies.Multnomah County recommends that your go-kit has:

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