During the First Week After Moving

• Locate police and fire stations as well as hospitals and gas stations near your home. 
• Scout your new neighborhood for shopping areas. You may need furniture, tools, or house wares unexpectedly.
• Call the Department of Sanitation in your new town to find out which day the trash is collected. Also ask whether your new community has recycling programs. 
• Seek out new service providers such as a bank, cleaners, veterinarian. 
• Register to vote. Call your local board of elections for specific registration information. Ask them how to notify your previous voting district of your change of address. 
• If you have moved into a different state, contact the Department of Motor Vehicles to exchange your driver's license. 
• Call your Chamber of Commerce for helpful information on: schools, cable service, cultural events and community activities, Libraries and parks, and availability of emergency calling services, such as 911. 
• Provide your new doctor and dentist with your medical history. You may need to request your file from your previous doctor/dentist. 
• Transfer insurance policies to an agent in your new community. You may also wish to make a detailed list of your belongings, their value, and your coverage. 
• Give your new home a good cleaning. 
• Moving can be stressful. Watch for effects on family members and pets so you can give comfort and a helping hand.

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