I would suggest that you keep your emergency lists, plans, backpacks, emergency supplies, and other gear all together and in plastic bags or have the plastic bags readily available. The idea is to get everything, and I mean everything, basically water proof.
A disaster can strike at any time and without warning and that is why you should carry a portable emergency kit with you, have one in your home, workplace, school, etc… Make a plan in advance for your unique situation and the individual supplies that you will need. Its time well spent; it will give you a comfort feeling; and you’ll be prepared should the need arise.
Sometime there is no water and foods or electricity for days and weeks. Local help usally is not there immediately and your emergency kit will get you through the worst part of the disaster. I recommend a bucket emergency kit as its a great way to make your emegency kit portable if you need to take your kit with you. You can also haul water and/or use the bucket as an emergency bathroom.
I like the emergency backpack kits the best. Backpacks make carrying your emergency supplies so easy and it leaves your hands free to do other things. 
Like everything else you have to consider your unigue situation and the emergency supplies you need. A good backpack or emergency bag may work the best for you.
I like to make just about everthing I own portable. For example, I have my garage equipment, tools, cabnets, shelves, and work benches on wheels. Just about anyone can move anything or redesign the shop any time without doing heavy lifting.
Enclosed is a picture of a ready to roll 55 gallon emergency supply tote with wheels. This tote is great if you have a larger group of people to protect. You’ll be glad you put wheels under your emergency supplies and made all your gear portable. Putting all your gear in 5 gallon buckets, backpacks, and/or bags in also a great way to make all your supplies, portable emergency supplies.
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