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If the power goes out, prioritize safety, report it, protect food and appliances, and conserve resources. Here’s a practical guide based on advice from Ready.gov, the American Red Cross, CDC, and ComEd (Chicago’s utility). Ready Immediate steps Confirm it’s not just your place. Check neighbors’ lights or the street. Look at your breaker panel for a tripped switch (reset by switching fully off, then on). If it’s only your home, that may fix it. Report the outage. In the Chicago area, contact ComEd: Call 1-800-EDISON-1 (1-800-334-7661) Text OUT to 26633 Use the ComEd app or website/outage map Do not call 911 just for a power outage—reserve that for emergencies (downed lines, fire, medical needs). Stay far away from any downed power lines; assume they are live. Comed Unplug appliances and electronics. Power often returns with a surge that can damage devices. Turn off major items (AC, fridge if you can, computers, TVs). Leave one lamp or light on so you know when power is back. Turn the thermostat down if it uses electricity. Use safe lighting. Prefer flashlights, battery lanterns, or headlamps. Avoid candles if possible (fire risk), especially unattended or around kids/pets. Key safety rules Carbon monoxide is a major killer during outages. Never run a generator, charcoal grill, camp stove, or similar indoors, in a garage, basement, or near windows/doors/vents. Keep portable generators at least 20 feet from the house with exhaust pointed away. Install battery-backup CO detectors. Never use a gas stove or oven to heat your home. Ready Food safety: Keep fridge and freezer doors closed as much as possible. An unopened fridge keeps food cold about 4 hours; a full freezer about 48 hours (half-full ~24 hours). Use a thermometer if you have one. When in doubt, throw it out—especially meat, dairy, and leftovers that have been above 40°F for more than 2 hours. Redcross Medical needs: If you rely on powered medical devices or refrigerated medicine, have a plan (backup power, coolers, or evacuation to a powered location). Contact your provider ahead of time. Water and sanitation: Have bottled water. If you have a well or electric pump, fill bathtubs/containers beforehand if you expect an outage. Be cautious with water if there’s any contamination advisory. Traffic and movement: Traffic lights may be out—treat intersections as four-way stops. Limit unnecessary driving. While you wait Conserve phone battery (low-power mode, turn off unnecessary apps/radios). Have power banks or a hand-crank/solar radio for news and weather. Eat perishables from the fridge first. Move items to a cooler with ice if the outage lasts longer. Stay warm (or cool) by concentrating in one room, layering clothes/blankets, and covering windows. In cold Chicago weather, this matters more—identify community warming centers if needed. Check on neighbors, especially elderly or vulnerable people. Listen to local alerts via radio, phone notifications, or utility updates. Have cash on hand because card readers and ATMs may not work. Preparation for next time (or longer outages) Build a basic kit that lasts at least a few days (ideally longer): Water (1 gallon per person per day) Non-perishable food and a manual can opener Flashlights, extra batteries, lanterns Battery or hand-crank radio First-aid kit, medications (including any refrigerated ones with a backup plan) Cash, important documents, phone chargers/power banks Blankets, warm clothing Optional: portable generator (with safe outdoor use knowledge and fuel), solar chargers, or a battery power station Sign up for ComEd outage alerts and local emergency notifications. Know where nearby shelters, warming/cooling centers, or friends with power are located. In a major or prolonged grid event, services like gas stations, stores, and phones can be affected longer, so the more self-sufficient your supplies, the better. Most outages are temporary and restored by crews. For longer or widespread events, focus on

If the power goes out, prioritize safety, report it, protect food and appliances, and conserve resources. Here’s a practical guide based on advice from Ready.gov, the American Red Cross, CDC, and ComEd (Chicago’s utility). Ready Immediate steps Confirm it’s not just your place. Check neighbors’ lights or the street. Look at your breaker panel for a tripped switch (reset by switching fully off, then on). If it’s only your home, that may fix it. Report the outage. In the Chicago area, contact ComEd: Call 1-800-EDISON-1 (1-800-334-7661) Text OUT to 26633 Use the ComEd app or website/outage map Do not call 911 just for a power outage—reserve that for emergencies (downed lines, fire, medical needs). Stay far away from any downed power lines; assume they are live. Comed Unplug appliances and electronics. Power often returns with a surge that can damage devices. Turn off major items (AC, fridge if you can, computers, TVs). Leave one lamp or light on so you know when power is back. Turn the thermostat down if it uses electricity. Use safe lighting. Prefer flashlights, battery lanterns, or headlamps. Avoid candles if possible (fire risk), especially unattended or around kids/pets. Key safety rules Carbon monoxide is a major killer during outages. Never run a generator, charcoal grill, camp stove, or similar indoors, in a garage, basement, or near windows/doors/vents. Keep portable generators at least 20 feet from the house with exhaust pointed away. Install battery-backup CO detectors. Never use a gas stove or oven to heat your home. Ready Food safety: Keep fridge and freezer doors closed as much as possible. An unopened fridge keeps food cold about 4 hours; a full freezer about 48 hours (half-full ~24 hours). Use a thermometer if you have one. When in doubt, throw it out—especially meat, dairy, and leftovers that have been above 40°F for more than 2 hours. Redcross Medical needs: If you rely on powered medical devices or refrigerated medicine, have a plan (backup power, coolers, or evacuation to a powered location). Contact your provider ahead of time. Water and sanitation: Have bottled water. If you have a well or electric pump, fill bathtubs/containers beforehand if you expect an outage. Be cautious with water if there’s any contamination advisory. Traffic and movement: Traffic lights may be out—treat intersections as four-way stops. Limit unnecessary driving. While you wait Conserve phone battery (low-power mode, turn off unnecessary apps/radios). Have power banks or a hand-crank/solar radio for news and weather. Eat perishables from the fridge first. Move items to a cooler with ice if the outage lasts longer. Stay warm (or cool) by concentrating in one room, layering clothes/blankets, and covering windows. In cold Chicago weather, this matters more—identify community warming centers if needed. Check on neighbors, especially elderly or vulnerable people. Listen to local alerts via radio, phone notifications, or utility updates. Have cash on hand because card readers and ATMs may not work. Preparation for next time (or longer outages) Build a basic kit that lasts at least a few days (ideally longer): Water (1 gallon per person per day) Non-perishable food and a manual can opener Flashlights, extra batteries, lanterns Battery or hand-crank radio First-aid kit, medications (including any refrigerated ones with a backup plan) Cash, important documents, phone chargers/power banks Blankets, warm clothing Optional: portable generator (with safe outdoor use knowledge and fuel), solar chargers, or a battery power station Sign up for ComEd outage alerts and local emergency notifications. Know where nearby shelters, warming/cooling centers, or friends with power are located. In a major or prolonged grid event, services like gas stations, stores, and phones can be affected longer, so the more self-sufficient your supplies, the better. Most outages are temporary and restored by crews. For longer or widespread events, focus on

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