All supervised living, residential treatment programs, and/or Crisis Stabilization Units must maintain

All supervised living, residential treatment programs, and/or Crisis Stabilization Units must maintain current emergency/disaster preparedness supplies to support individuals receiving services and staff for a minimum of seventy-two (72) hours post event. At a minimum, these supplies must include the following: 1. Non-perishable foods 2. Manual can opener 3. Water 4. Flashlights and batteries 5. Plastic sheeting and duct tape 6. Battery powered radio 7. Personal hygiene items. For supervised living programs and residential substance abuse treatment programs, you must keep on site at a minimum the items above. Any other items that are viewed as necessary should also be kept on site in the event of an emergency/disaster. These will be viewed on site by the site visit team. Please be sure to monitor expiration dates as expired products will be viewed as missing by the site visit team. You must list all items that you plan to keep on site for such events in the Emergency/Disaster Response Plan. It is up to the program to determine the right amount to provide these items for the clients on site.