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image Kim, Our thoughts and prayers go out to everyone who was in the paths of Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton. Like many of you, Heritage is also sending donations to reputable relief organizations to assist in rescue and supply operations. We sincerely hope you all are safe. FEMA Failure As private organizations work around the clock to help Americans in distress, the government should be doing the same. The response from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to these evolving situations on the ground calls into question how the agency has prioritized its funding over the last four years. The Heritage Foundation’s emergency response experts are calling out the Biden-Harris administration’s clearly erroneous priorities and mismanagement before and after the worst natural disaster since Hurricane Katrina in 2005. As the details emerge, we hope to be able to soon support a comprehensive solution to their procedures that reorients FEMA to its original mission: helping taxpaying Americans prepare for and cope with hurricanes, fires, and floods. It’s no surprise that members of Congress often take advantage of the need to respond to disasters through emergency funding bills that include all sorts of other, non-related, political in nature, and unpopular funding agendas. It’s a manipulative tactic to leverage an emergency disaster relief funding bill meant to help those in immediate distress to force through ulterior political agendas – in this case, likely during a lame-duck session. Heritage Action will be watching to make sure that members of Congress do not take advantage of the emergency and that any funding bill is strictly for disaster relief for Americans.
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As Hurricane Milton rapidly intensifies into a Category 5 storm, Florida faces yet another major threat. With life-threatening storm surges, damaging winds, and widespread flooding expected, emergency responders are working around the clock to protect communities. Our latest blog breaks down the storm’s path, its potential impact, and how Juvare’s tools like #CrisisTrack and #WebEOC will support recovery efforts. Full Blog 👇 https://lnkd.in/gC3SR-rm #HurricaneMilton #Juvare
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In this week’s how-to, powered by KnowHow, they walk you through organizing a typical day during a hurricane CAT response. Whether you’re coordinating logistics or navigating field challenges, this guide will help you keep operations smooth, your team informed, and your efforts impactful. Learn more: https://brnw.ch/21wOues #HurricaneResponse #DisasterRelief #KnowHow #EmergencyManagement
How to Organize a Typical Day in Hurricane CAT Response
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On September 27, Hurricane Helene made landfall in the Big Bend region of Florida. Less than two weeks later, we’re on the cusp of Hurricane Milton’s landfall, which is likely to devastate many of the same counties that are still in the earliest phases of recovery from Helene. Colleagues and I look at some of the implications of these compounding disasters and consider how shifts to disaster policy can support communities to better prepare for and respond to back-to-back events such as Helene and Milton. Looking forward to opportunities to think about more proactive approaches in the future, but for now wishing for safety and a speedy recovery for all of those impacted by both storms. https://lnkd.in/e38EPwZf Sara McTarnaghan Andrew Rumbach Kameron Lloyd Urban Institute
Hurricane Milton Is Not an Isolated Event. Disaster Policy Should Reflect That.
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🚨 Hurricane Francine is rapidly approaching, bringing heavy rains and strong winds. Stay alert and monitor weather updates. Prepare emergency kits, secure outdoor items, and ensure a safe evacuation plan. Charge devices and stock up on essentials. Community readiness and vigilance are crucial to ensure safety for all. Additionally, partnering with SouthernCAT Inc., a leading disaster mitigation and restoration company, ensures professional assistance during and after the storm. SouthernCAT Inc. offers comprehensive services like water extraction, structural drying, and mold remediation, providing peace of mind that your property will be restored efficiently. Establish a pre-storm agreement with SouthernCAT Inc. to expedite response times and prioritize your property amidst widespread damage, ensuring swift recovery and minimal disruption for tenants. Plan. Respond. Restore. SouthernCAT Inc.
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Corrections Foundation staff are following Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine, which will likely form into Hurricane Helene and make landfall as a Category 2 on Thursday. We are prepared to assist FDC officers, staff, and contractors affected by this storm. The Corrections Foundation can assist with the following: * for members, up to $1,250 for a total loss of a home or vehicle or $750 for major damage to a home or vehicle. * for non-members, we can assist with $100 for total loss or major damage of a home or vehicle. * for members and non-members, we can assist with $100 for food loss. Using our Disaster Relief form, you can request assistance through your warden, circuit administrator, or Central Office supervisor. When submitting your request for financial assistance, please include * pictures of the damages, and * proof of address. Requests not including that information will be returned and can be submitted again with the required information. Please note we assist with only total loss or major damage to a home and/or vehicle. We do not assist with damages to: fences, boats, ATVs, sheds, vacation homes, or other structures not connected to a home. You will have 60 days from the impact date to submit a request. If Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine makes landfall on Thursday, September 26, you will have until Saturday, November 23rd to make a request. When requests are submitted, they will be sent via scan and email to info@correctionsfoundation.org. You can read our disaster relief criteria at https://lnkd.in/dMhz_Nzx. You can monitor Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine’s information at https://lnkd.in/gPwMAaNy.
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As Hurricane Milton rapidly intensifies into a Category 5 storm, Florida faces yet another major threat. With life-threatening storm surges, damaging winds, and widespread flooding expected, emergency responders are working around the clock to protect communities. Our latest blog breaks down the storm’s path, its potential impact, and how Juvare’s tools like #CrisisTrack and #WebEOC will support recovery efforts. Full Blog 👇 https://lnkd.in/gEHvf-k7 #HurricaneMilton #Juvare
Hurricane Milton Becomes a Category 5 Powerhouse: Florida Braces for Devastation
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We are working hard to clear storm debris with help from the National Guard and other disaster relief teams. Please be patient, as the amount of material is significant, and recovery is our top priority. We've created a Storm Debris Hotline to answer your questions! The hotline will be answered from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. After 5 p.m., please leave a voicemail, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible. Debris Collection Guidelines: ✅ No restrictions on pile size. ✅ Loaders can only collect debris up to 12 inches in diameter and 8 feet long. ✅ Avoid stacking debris near mailboxes, power poles, gas meters, or utility fixtures. We won’t be able to collect it if it’s near these hazards. ✅ Avoid stacking debris on downed powerlines. If the lines become electrified, the grapple cannot pick up the debris. ✅ Curbside collection will take time due to the sheer volume. If possible, please be patient or consider taking your debris to the landfill. Help Speed Up the Process by Taking Debris to the Landfill: ✅ No charge for Hurricane Helene-related debris! ✅ The landfill can handle any size of debris. ✅ If you hire a contractor, they will need to haul it to the landfill (no fees for Helene debris). Thank you for your patience and understanding! We’re working as quickly and safely as possible.
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LIVE: Biden delivers remarks from Florida on Hurricane Milton aftermath | NBC News ——————— Recovery Efforts Underway in Florida After Devastating Hurricanes President's Visit to Commemorate Relief Efforts In the wake of Hurricanes Helen and Milton, the state of Florida is still reeling from the devastating consequences of the powerful storms. I am here in Florida for the second time in two weeks to survey the damage and provide support to those affected by the storm. While the recovery process has been challenging, I am heartened by the resilience and determination of the people o... Read Full Article: https://lnkd.in/e9sMkE5n #World #DisasterRecovery #FEMA #Florida #FloridaPowerandLight. #GainesvilleRegionalUtilities #GovernmentSupport #GridHardening #GridResilienceProjects #Hurricanes #InfrastructureDamage #InfrastructureInvestments #outages #PowerRestoration #PresidentsVisit #RecoveryEfforts #reliefefforts #Resilience
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In September, Hurricane Helene wreaked havoc on North Carolina and other parts of the southeast, damaging not just roads, homes, and communities, but also a vast amount of our public lands and waters, including the Appalachian National Scenic Trail and Blue Ridge Parkway. Since then, Outdoor Alliance member organizations and their local partners have been working to determine the extent of the damage, including how much time, effort, and money it will cost to restore parks and outdoor recreation resources. Roads throughout the area need extensive repairs. Hundreds of miles of trails are currently blocked by fallen trees, and need to be restored, rebuilt, or rerouted. The region’s rivers, which support thriving whitewater guiding businesses, need to be cleared of debris and require extensive restoration to allow for safe recreational use. Public lands and waters are a key part of the economy and way of life in these regions. With Congress currently negotiating funding for natural disaster relief, it is a crucial time to join Outdoor Alliance and our partners in demanding that public lands and waters be included in their disaster relief funding.
Disaster Funding Must Include Public Lands and Waters -- Outdoor Alliance
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