Home fire safety "isn't as simple as having a 'go bag.' It's all about having an escape plan in your home. Have everybody sit down together and go over an escape plan. Then you practice it."
The number one way to be prepared for a home fire is to have working, regularly tested smoke alarms in every room of your house. Check the batteries once a month to ensure they are functional.
Jon Heggie defines home wildfire preparedness as "having all the things readily available if you are asked to evacuate." This includes a to-go bag with essential items.
We don't want people to live in a constant state of fear... But knowing where your insurance papers and sentimental items are can make evacuation smoother and less stressful."
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