FEMA reported that more than 20% of flood claims come from properties outside of flood zones. This means it’s important to take precautions to protect your property before a flood occurs, even if your business is located outside a typical flood zone. Here are some tips to prepare your property for a flood: Create a…
Research scientists at Colorado State University recently updated their projections, and are now expecting “above average” tropical cyclone activity during the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season (June 1 – Nov. 30.) Many community associations activate an emergency plan as a hurricane approaches. But just how thorough is yours? Download our Hurricane Preparedness Guide to help keep your family safe…
Each year, hurricane season presents a significant risk to homeowners. Not limited to coastal areas, hurricanes are dangerous and can cause major property damage due to storm surge, wind damage and flooding. These eight tips can increase your readiness in the event of a hurricane. Plan your evacuation. Plan how you will leave and where…
This year, be prepared for whatever comes your way. These practical emergency preparedness tips will help you troubleshoot tricky situations before they happen. So when a problem arises, you and your family will already have a plan, and some peace of mind. Planning Ahead Make an emergency plan: choose a safe place to meet, learn evacuation…
Know your Risk. Make a Plan. Prepare your Business. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1st – November 30th. The time to prepare is now. The Ready Business Hurricane Toolkit allows employers to take action to protect employees, protect customers, and help ensure business continuity. Download it today!
FEMA has updated its preparation resources to include new CDC pandemic guidance. Updates include: Add new items to your Emergency kit. cloth face coverings (for everyone over 2 years old) disinfectants Check your sheltering options. Traditional community shelter locations may not allow as many occupants to comply with gathering and social distancing rules of the…
The fall season is upon us, bringing along many weather risks. The National Weather Service (NWS) launched their seasonal safety campaign to help educate on possible extreme fall weather risks. Learn how to be ready, responsive and resilient to the hazards. Don’t let bad weather sneak up on you—it is time to get prepared now.…
Many businesses are not prepared to respond to a man-made or natural disaster. Statistics show that of the businesses that close because of a disaster, at least 1 in 4 never reopens. Small businesses are particularly at risk because typically they only have one location—the one that is damaged or destroyed. That’s why disaster planning…
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…
September is recognized as National Preparedness Month (NPM). It is an important reminder that we all must prepare ourselves and our families now and throughout the year! This year’s NPM theme is: Disasters Happen. Prepare Now. Learn How. #PrepareNow Check Your Insurance Coverage Insurance is the first line of defense; check your insurance coverage for…
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