An important part of emergency preparedness is knowing how to prepare your home for a hurricane. Use these hurricane safety tips when preparing for a hurricane. Importantly, don’t wait until the last minute to gather all of the emergency essentials on your hurricane supply list. Shutters. Install the hardware needed to put up shutters or pre-cut plywood to…
The Atlantic hurricane season is approaching. Here’s what you can do to get ready now: Know Your Hurricane Risk Check with local officials to understand your risk. Search online to find your local emergency management agency to learn more. Sign up for local alerts or download the FEMA app. Know Your Evacuation Zone Learn your…
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is the support system for many after a disaster strikes, but this doesn’t apply for Community Associations. While FEMA steps in to clean up debris within an affected area, it will not support disaster recovery within Community Association gates. This puts the burden on the association residents. According to the…
With Hurricane Florence making US landfall, there is no denying hurricane season is upon us. It is time to activate business continuity plans, communication strategies and response procedures. Currently, the FMCSA has issued a regional declaration along most of the east coast. These declarations exempt drivers from Part 390 to 399 of the regulations, including hours…
Hurricane season started on June 1 and runs through November 30. Hurricane preparedness does not end at home. CNA points out that an often over-looked segment of hurricane safety is the workplace and shares 6 proactive steps to take in order to prepare for unpredictable storms and other disasters: Establish or review an Emergency Action…
NOAA predicted that during this six month hurricane season, which started on June 1, the Atlantic will produce five to nine mighty storms. A total of 10 to 16 named storms, tropical-strength or stronger, will likely cross the basin, threatening people, real estate, crops and energy resources in the U.S., Mexico and the Caribbean. Of…
National Hurricane Preparedness Week was May 6th-12th. Be sure that you are prepared for a hurricane before a destructive storm hits! The National Weather Service provides helpful info to ensure you take the right steps: Determine Your Risk – http://weather.gov/hurricanesafety Develop an Evacuation Plan – http://flash.org/hurricane-season/evacuation-zones/find-your-evacuation-zones.pdf Assemble Disaster Supplies – https://www.ready.gov/kit Get an Insurance Checkup – https://www.deeleyinsurance.com/.…
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