• Remain in your home
• Close and lock all doors and windows
• Close anything that might bring air in from the outside, such as heating and cooling systems, fireplace dampers, range fans, bathroom vents or clothes dryers.
• Use phones only for personal emergency
• Keep pets inside
• If you must go outside, cover your nose and mouth with a wet cloth.
• Listen to KONA 105.3 FM or AM 610 for further instructions
• Start planning for possible evacuation.

• Listen to instructions carefully.  Make sure your location is an area being evacuated before you follow the next steps.
• Keep phones free for emergency use.  Talk to your neighbors to make sure they have heard the emergency notification instructions.
• Take emergency supplies with you.  You should plan to be away from home for at least 72 hours.
• Turn off stoves, space heaters and heating and air conditioning.
• Leave food and water for pets you are not taking with you.
• Lock all doors and windows.
• Drive away from the nuclear facility.
• Stay tuned to your radio, drive carefully and remain calm.
• Register at the Assistance Center, so friends and relatives can locate you.

For detailed information on evacuation routes, click here.