Our social media toolkit contains graphics and messages about insurance, preparedness and safety that can be shared on any social media platform to inform your followers instantly. Follow these four easy steps to use the toolkit:
- Click on the graphics and save them.
- Copy and paste the message into your social platform of choice.
- Add the graphic.
- Post!
Pack Your Go-Bag
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Do you have a go-bag ready in case of emergencies? It should include the essentials, like a flashlight, a battery-powered radio, food, water, important documents and insurance information. Pack yours before the storm hits. #GetReadyOK
Create Your Home Inventory
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A detailed inventory of your property can make filing insurance claims after disasters faster and easier. Create or update yours today: oid.ok.gov/home-inventory #GetReadyOK
Clean Your Shelter
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With severe weather season here, it’s a good idea to take the time to clean your storm shelter before disasters hit. Make sure you have plenty of space for you and your family, and check for pests. #GetReadyOK
The Cost of Floods
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Did you know that just 1 inch of water can cause $25,000 of damage to your home? Flood damage is not covered by a standard homeowners policy. Learn more at oid.ok.gov/floods. #GetReadyOK
Turn Around, Don't Drown
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Did you know that 6 inches of water can make a vehicle lose control? Don’t risk driving through water on a roadway. Turn around, don’t drown! #GetReadyOK
Report Damage
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Reporting damage is important, even if you’re not filing an insurance claim. It helps determine federal aid and help with recovery efforts. Find out how to file your damage report: oid.ok.gov/reporting-damage. #GetReadyOK
Have a Plan
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When disasters strike, having a detailed plan can save your life. Prepare for different disasters by creating a disaster safety plan and practicing it. Find out more at www.ready.gov/plan. #GetReadyOK
Emergency Notifications
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Emergency notifications relay important information from local officials. Check your device settings to make sure you have them enabled, or check your user manual to find out how. If you’re not receiving these alerts, check out these tips: ready.gov/alerts #GetReadyOK
