This template, created by Amigos Library Services, is fillable and downloadable. Customize it to your library.

This PDF guide is the longer form of the above PReP. It is downloadable and can be fully customized.

This link will download the California Preservation Program template in a DOC format. Clicking the link will download it in your browser for you to view.

This Pocket Response Plan (PReP) template from the California Preservation Program is downloadable and can be customized to your library's needs.

This sample plan was created by the Alabama Public Library Service. Though it was created for libraries in Alabama, it is useful for any library.

This document, created by the State Library of Ohio and hosted by Lyrasis, covers the necessity of a disaster plan as well as how to create one for your institution.

This manual from Michigan State University Libraries details their thorough policy for disaster management in the collections. It was updated in 2018.

This is the disaster manual from the Syracuse University Libraries in upstate New York.

This is the disaster preparedness plan from the University of California, Davis.

This is the disaster plan for the Main Library at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. There is also a link on that page to the full disaster manual.

This link contains the emergency procedures for the University of Virginia.

This page from the University of Washington libraries includes their disaster plan, their university's disaster plan, and a poster with first steps for their staff.

This policy example comes from the Alpha Park Public Library in Bartonville, Illinois.

This plan is from the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library in Alabama. The full plan is available on the page via a link.

This plan is from the Rock Island Public Library and hosted on the RAILS website.

This page from the Library of Congress lists nearly two dozen links to various cultural institutions' preparedness plans, including the Smithsonian Institution as well as other libraries and museums.