LIVSOLV AI Systems Down Quick Cards
Free. Ten printable cards with no-cost first steps.
Original Quick Cards

Possible AI-related or other infrastructure disruptions, not predictions. Follow local safety guidance. No email, account or purchase required. Print on US Letter paper, cut along the borders and keep the cards accessible.

PAYMENTS DOWN
WHAT TO DO FIRST
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Cards, ATMs or banking apps may fail.

  • Check whether cash or card payments work before shopping.
  • Keep any cash you already have safe; small bills help.
  • Write an essentials list: food, medicine, transport.
  • Ask businesses which payment methods they accept.
  • Never share PINs or passwords with emergency callers.
FREE: Plan how to get necessities if electronic payments stop.
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INTERNET DOWN
WHAT TO DO FIRST
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Websites, apps and cloud services may be unavailable.

  • Save offline maps and key instructions beforehand.
  • Write down addresses, contacts and meeting places.
  • Keep essential medical information on paper.
  • Try SMS if data fails but cell service works.
  • Check radio or local notices for verified updates.
FREE: Make a one-page paper information backup.
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CELL NETWORK DOWN
WHAT TO DO FIRST
DO THIS NOW

Calls and texts may not go through.

  • Try texts briefly; conserve battery.
  • Agree on a household meeting point in advance.
  • Choose an out-of-area contact.
  • Check radio or official in-person notices.
  • For urgent help, try 911; if unavailable, seek safe local help.
FREE: Tell everyone where to meet without phones.
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POWER GRID DOWN
WHAT TO DO FIRST
DO THIS NOW

Electricity may fail across a large area.

  • Use daylight and flashlights you already own.
  • Keep refrigerator and freezer doors closed.
  • Unplug sensitive devices; conserve phone charge.
  • Check on neighbors needing powered medical devices.
  • Never use grills, generators or camp stoves indoors.
FREE: Identify a safe warm or cool place ahead of time.
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WATER SYSTEM DOWN
WHAT TO DO FIRST
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Taps, treatment or sewer systems may fail.

  • If warned ahead, fill clean food-safe containers.
  • Set aside drinking water first; remember pets.
  • Check utility boil-water or do-not-drink advisories.
  • Use less water; avoid unnecessary flushing.
  • Boiling kills germs, not chemical contamination.
FREE: Store whatever clean water you can; any amount helps.
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FOOD SUPPLY DOWN
WHAT TO DO FIRST
DO THIS NOW

Stores and deliveries may be disrupted.

  • List food already in your pantry and freezer.
  • Plan meals around foods you actually eat.
  • Add one shelf-stable item only when affordable.
  • Ask food pantries about support before a crisis.
  • Keep cold food cold; never taste-test spoiled food.
FREE: Rotate existing food instead of buying a stockpile.
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FUEL & GAS DOWN
WHAT TO DO FIRST
DO THIS NOW

Pumps and fuel deliveries may stop.

  • Avoid unnecessary driving; combine essential trips.
  • Identify walking or shared-ride options.
  • Check fuel levels before a predicted disruption.
  • Never store gasoline in living spaces.
  • Never run engines or fuel-burning devices indoors.
FREE: Make a no-car plan for medicine and food.
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TRANSPORT DOWN
WHAT TO DO FIRST
DO THIS NOW

Traffic signals, transit and logistics may fail.

  • Avoid unnecessary travel during widespread disruptions.
  • Use offline or paper maps for alternate routes.
  • Treat dark traffic signals as all-way stops unless directed.
  • Know safe walking routes and a meeting place.
  • Never drive into floodwater or around road closures.
FREE: Map a safe destination and two routes.
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HEALTHCARE DOWN
WHAT TO DO FIRST
DO THIS NOW

Pharmacies, records and appointments may be disrupted.

  • Write down medication names, doses and allergies.
  • Keep clinician and pharmacy numbers on paper.
  • Refill essential prescriptions on schedule.
  • Ask a pharmacist about emergency refill options.
  • For immediate danger, seek emergency care.
FREE: Make a pocket-size medical information sheet.
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MULTIPLE SYSTEMS DOWN
WHAT TO DO FIRST
DO THIS NOW

Several services may fail at the same time.

  • Check immediate safety: shelter, water, medical needs.
  • Account for household members; agree on meeting point.
  • Inventory food, water, medication and usable power.
  • Use trusted official updates; verify alarming claims.
  • Help neighbors where safe; reassess staying or leaving.
FREE: Write a 72-hour plan using what you already have.
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Preparedness starts with what you have.

Choose free steps first. Reuse safe household supplies. Never skip food, medicine or bills to buy emergency gear.

These cards supplement the original LIVSOLV Emergency Quick Cards.

Household notes

Meeting place: ________________________

Out-of-area contact: ___________________

Pharmacy: ___________________________

Local emergency information: ___________