Emergency Supplies Inventory Report and request for donations 2015

On April 18th we counted all the supplies in the emergency shed. First and foremost thanks very much to the people came early Saturday morning to help with the work, with their help we were able to do it in a few hours. While I am glad to report that the  basic items (food, water) in the shed are within the expiry date and in good quantities, many others need to be replaced or bought. For that reason and before we purchase them from the Emergency Fund. We would like to request all Walton families to look in their tool boxes and sheds, emergency supplies, drug cabinets or next trip to the supermarket and see if any of the items listed below can be donated to our school. The list below are the missing items from our current inventory while compared to the School District 43 “Emergency Supplies List”. They don’t need to be new, they just need to be in working condition. 

plastic cups
Survival foil blankets
Blankets
Tarps 18' x 24'
Rope, poly 1/2" x 300'
Pegs
Poly sheet, 6 ml, 200'
Plastic bags w/ ties (42" x 48") (toilet, etc)
Toilet Paper
Sanitary napkins
Towlettes
5 Gallon buckets (or large tubs with handles)
Water hose 50'
Radio, 3 sets of batteries or hand-crank
Flashlights,
Headlamps,
Lanterns,
Matchboxes (waterproof)
Hard hats with chin straps
Dust masks
Safety goggles
Leather gloves, large
Leather gloves, medium
non-Latex gloves, large
non-Latex gloves, medium
Whistles, plastic

Hazard Vests
ABC Fire Extinguisher, 5lbs
Shovels
Knife, multi-blade
Pliers, lock-grip
Wrench, 8" adjustable
Screwdriver, multi
Bolt cutter, 24"
Crow bar, 24"
Sledge hammer
Axe
Hack saw, adjustable frame
Hack saw blades: 1/2" x 10"; 1/2" x 12"
Duct tape, 2"
Electrical tape
Hammers
Permanent Markers (Pack of 12)
Box of pushpins
Manila envelopes (letter-sized)
Pens (box of 10)
Rolls of 1/2" masking tape
clear plastic folder, flip over
Bicycle, tire pump, helmet
folding tables
First Aid kit supplies (bandages, bandaids, antibacterial spray, etc)
Moisture absobent Tub
Lysol spray

Thank you very much, we hope we never have to use them but it is important to have as many of these items if something
unfortunate ever occurred.

Monica and René Norena
Walton PAC Health and safety coordinators.