This emergency contact card printable puts two wallet-size cards and one fridge information sheet on a single printed page. Write in the household name, three contacts, two lines of medical notes, the doctor or vet, the meeting point, and where the gas, water, and electric shutoffs sit, then cut the cards and tape the sheet where people look first. Every field is blank, so the free emergency information sheet fits any household, apartment, or shared house.
How to use this page: print it once, fill the fridge sheet in by hand, and copy the same names and numbers onto both wallet cards before cutting them out. Each card rides behind a license or phone case; the sheet stays where the household looks. When a number changes, cross out one line, write the new one, and date it. This page holds contact information only: it is an organizational tool, and the medical notes lines are write-in fields for whatever your household wants a helper to know.
fridge sheet · fill this one in first, then copy it onto the wallet cards below
Household name: ______________________________
| # | Name | Phone | Backup or note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | |||
| 2 | |||
| 3 |
Medical notes (write what a helper should know):
Doctor / vet (name and number):
If we are separated, meet at:
locations only · find them once, label the spot, learn the mechanics from your utility's guide
GASlocation:
WATERlocation:
ELECTRIClocation:
Fill the contact rows in call order, not importance order: whoever actually answers their phone goes in slot 1. An example from the binder this sheet comes from: nearby neighbor | Priya | 555-0177 | holds a spare key, home most evenings.
Name:
1.
2.
3.
Name:
1.
2.
3.
Cut along the dashed lines. Write a name and phone per line, fold once, and keep a card behind each person's ID, transit pass, or phone case.
Four habits from households whose sheets are still accurate a year later. They are opinions, not rules.
The box records locations, and that is all it does. Where the gas valve, water main, and breaker panel sit is a fact about your home, best learned at move-in from your utility's guide, which walks you through each one. Write the spot, then label it with tape if it hides behind something. Note which shutoffs you can turn yourself and which need the utility crew: the crew decides when it is safe, and never re-enter or reconnect anything on your own. Those mechanics live in your utility's guide, not on this page.
The Emergency Doc Binder is the 20-page write-in pack this sheet comes from: fill in the contacts once, calmly, in daylight, and the roles do the thinking in advance so a bad afternoon is only a phone call. The binder's contacts page lists ten roles in call order, its shutoffs page adds the water heater, alarm keypad, and extinguishers, and its meeting plan carries three meeting spots plus the out-of-town contact. For the papers side of the same drawer, the emergency document checklist covers 17 household documents, and the emergency contact list prints eight slots plus a wallet mini-card.
one-time · instant download · personal use, print copies for your own household
This page is household organization, not medical, legal, or financial advice. The medical notes lines are write-in fields only; they hold whatever a household chooses to share. Shutoff locations are recorded here, never taught: operating a valve or breaker is covered by your utility's guide. For anything about medicines, treatment, or health decisions, the doctor's office and the pharmacist are the people to ask.