Water.

My daughter sent me a great readiness list from the county, which included these property prep items:

Inside
❑ Shut windows and doors
❑ Remove flammable window shades, curtains and close metal shutters.
❑ Remove lightweight curtains.
❑ Move flammable furniture to the center of the room, away from windows and doors.
❑ Shut off gas at the meter; turn off pilot lights. Only a certified technician from your local gas
company can turn the gas on again.
❑ Leave your lights on so firefighters can see your house under smoky conditions.
❑ Shut off the air conditioning.
❑ If time allows, take a video of your home for insurance purposes, focusing on expensive items
and serial numbers.

Outside
❑ Gather flammable items from the exterior of the house and bring them inside (patio furniture,
children’s toys, doormats, trash cans, etc.) or place them in an in-ground pool.
❑ Turn off propane tanks.
❑ Move propane BBQ appliances away from structures.
❑ Connect garden hoses to outside water valves or spigots for use by firefighters. Fill water
buckets and place them around the house.
❑ Don’t leave sprinklers on or water running, they can affect critical water pressure.
❑ Leave exterior lights on so your home is visible to firefighters in the smoke or darkness of night.
❑ Put your Emergency Supply Kit in your vehicle.
❑ Back your car into the driveway with vehicle loaded and all doors and windows closed. Carry
your car keys with you.
❑ Have a ladder available and place it at the corner of the house for firefighters to quickly access
your roof.
❑ Seal attic and ground vents with pre-cut plywood or commercial seals.
❑ Patrol your property and monitor the fire situation. Don’t wait for an evacuation order if you feel
threatened.

I have no suggestions that haven't been already posted.
Hope you don't have to evacuate.
Please be safe.
Sending good thoughts.

Batteries, rechargable batteries, charging bricks, in case you are away from hard wired power. What food and drinks you can carry (the more compact, nonperishable, the better - think back packing style). Sentimental items like photos, etc... starting with most treasured and compact items first.

A large Crate of Red Wine

A large, sturdy hunting knife

Sounds like you have it well under control ,only suggestion i can make is you have to ditch or leave the car, in your back pack ,carry stuff ,have you lightest and most valuable stuff that you can just pick up and run with and hope the vehicle will still be intact after

Not trying to sound sarcastic you poo-pooed the radio is your car light enough to carry? A small transistor radio will function a lot longer than a cell phone on one set of batteries.

All key files should be digitized and stored in a secure cloud.
Backup/auxiliary battery than can charge phone and laptop.

Tooth brush and paste, extra undies, water, and a pillow. Also, more water. and, oh yeah, running shoes.

Radio able to pick up weather channels as well as am/fm.

All joking aside. Hope you don't have to evacuate. Stay safe

Would is not be easier to just drive to CANADA. If everything turns to Shit in the US you can go to Canada.

Each time I thought of something , you already had it listed . Good job . Diapers and other baby supplies ?

15. Pinot grigio

16. Tylenol

Masks, gloves, sanitizer.
Best wishes. Stay safe.

Thank you .

Your list seems pretty complete. I hope you won’t have to evacuate. I am sending good vibes your way, please be safe!

Photo albums

Possibly the bottom of your list: a tent, folding chair and an inverter

Driving license, and car papers.
Hope you don't need any of it.

So far there’s a full truck. But no ice cream! LOL

Printed directions to your destinations

Bean seeds. Everything else is inconsequential. They are going to die. Give me beans, or give me death! ( But I would be perfectly happy with a cabin in the mountains with a pot of beans.