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" * Natural Gas Most gas valves are located outside, and require a wrench for shutoff. Consult your utility company for instructions on proper shutoff, then keep those instructions in an emergency drawer by the door with a wrench and a flashlight.  * Water During a disaster, cracked exterior water lines can bring contaminated water into your house. To shut down your house&amp;#039;s water, simply locate and turn off the main water valve, which typically is located in the basement.  * Electricity In a flood, live electrical outlets can become a danger to both your family and rescue workers. If flooding is possible, locate your main circuit box and shut off the main breaker. If there is already water in the basement, do not touch your service panel. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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