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As Hurricane #Milton approaches #Florida, we are monitoring the situation and extending our support and deepest thoughts to our Florida team members, colleagues, and their families in the areas expected to be impacted. Residents should finalize their preparations as soon as possible.  ⚠️ If in an evacuation zone, please follow the local officials' guidance. ✅ If not in an evacuation zone, finalize your shelter-in-place plans, ensure your emergency kits are stocked, and prepare your home. 📸 Take photos of structures and belongings to document their condition. 🔒 Secure windows, doors, and other vulnerable areas. 🚗 Fill vehicles with gas. 👨👩👧👧 Check on your neighbors, especially older adults or those who may need additional assistance. ⛈️ Do not drive on flooded roads or roads with downed power lines. 📍 Know your evacuation zone and be ready to leave if authorities advise. Please stay safe before, during, and after the storm!

🌅 As Hurricane Milton approaches, I’m reminded of the serene beauty of Key Biscayne and the strength of our Florida community. Let’s keep each other in our thoughts and lend a hand where we can during this challenging time. For those in need, here are some essential resources: • Emergency Assistance: Call 2-1-1 for local services, shelter locations, and emergency updates. • FEMA Assistance: Reach out at 800-621-3362 for individual and household support. • Disaster Legal Hotline: If you need legal aid, contact 833-514-2940. • Crisis Cleanup: If you require help with debris removal, call 844-965-1386. • Florida Disaster Resources: Visit Florida Disaster or call 800-342-3557 for updates on shelters, recovery centers, and more. We’re all in this together, and by staying informed and supporting each other, we’ll weather the storm. Stay safe, everyone! 💙 #KeyBiscayne #HurricaneMilton #FloridaStrong #CommunitySupport #DisasterRelief #StaySafeFlorida #Resilience #HelpingHands #SunsetViews #HurricanePreparedness

As Hurricane Helene brings 140+ mph winds and storm surges, over 3.2 million customers across Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, and southern Virginia are without #power, with 61 Florida’s counties under #emergency. Georgia has declared an emergency for all 159 counties, and North Carolina is preparing for potentially catastrophic #flooding. South Carolina expects high #winds and isolated #tornadoes, while Alabama and Virginia have activated federal #assistance. At Utilities One, we stand ready to support any community in need, leveraging our extensive experience in #storm restoration to rebuild quickly and #safely. 𝐅𝐨𝐫 𝐥𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐮𝐩𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐬, 𝐯𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐭: https://lnkd.in/depZeRfE #UtilitiesOne #HurricaneHelene #StormResponse #Florida #CommunitySupport #StormRestoration #StaySafe #StormWarning #EmergencyResponse #FLNews #USAToday

After Hurricane Milton swept through Florida, we're grateful to report that our properties in South Florida sustained no damage. ✅ Regular inspections confirmed everything is in excellent condition, ensuring safety and peace of mind for our tenants. While we were fortunate, our hearts go out to the communities on the west coast who felt the brunt of the storm. 💔 Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected as they begin the recovery process. Thank you to all who reached out – your support means the world to us! Together, we stand strong. 💪🌊 #HurricaneMilton #RealEstateUpdate #SouthFloridaLiving #PropertyManagement #StormRecovery #FloridaStrong #InvestmentProperties #LandlordLife #RealEstateCommunity #LinkedInUpdates"

As Florida prepares for the landfall of Hurricane Milton, safety and preparedness are key for travellers and residents alike. It feels somewhat pertinent to share again this recent helpful article from our Core Partners On Call International, a Tokio Marine HCC Company which offers essential safety advice for navigating storms and ensuring wellbeing during natural disasters. If you're in the area, or have friends, family or colleagues in the area, we're sending our best wishes for everyone to stay safe during this unsettling and disruptive time. Read On Call's tips and advice >> https://lnkd.in/eNgR6swu

As Hurricane Milton approaches, our priority is the safety and well-being of everyone in our community. Please take the following steps to prepare and protect your property and loved ones: 1. Secure Your Property: Board up windows, secure outdoor furniture, and clear any loose debris. If possible, use sandbags to prevent water from entering your home. 2. Create an Emergency Kit: Include essentials like water, non-perishable food, medications, flashlights, batteries, and important documents. 3. Have an Evacuation Plan: Know your evacuation route and keep your vehicle fueled. If you are advised to evacuate, do so promptly. 4. Stay Informed: Monitor local news and weather channels for updates. Follow guidance from local authorities and emergency services. Our team is available 24/7 to assist with any pre-storm preparations or emergency response needs. Please do not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or require support. Stay safe,

Hurricane Milton's arrival near Siesta Key, Florida as a powerful Category 4 storm serves as a stark reminder of nature's supremacy and our enduring vulnerability to its forces. With states of emergency declared across several cities, Floridians now face the challenging task of bracing for significant disruptions. In these trying times, community resilience and strategic preparedness become paramount. Businesses, residents, and local leaders must come together, leveraging technology and collective resources to tackle the challenges ahead. Those in positions of influence and leadership must also note the impact on campaign trails and daily activities, utilizing this moment to innovate ways in which engagement and communication can continue, safeguarding both democratic processes and local livelihoods. This storm's trajectory, closely following Hurricane Helene, underscores an urgent need for sustainable urban planning and robust support systems. As we navigate Milton's impact, let this serve as an inflection point in how we approach disaster readiness and community solidarity, emerging stronger and more unified. Stay safe, stay informed, and may our collective efforts turn adversity into opportunity.

🌟 Tampa’s Road to Recovery: New Listings and Local Support After Hurricane Milton 🌟 Tampa’s swift response to Hurricane Milton has been impressive, with city crews clearing debris and restoring essential services. As our community rebuilds, Griffin Own It Group is here to help you find a new home or repair your current one. 🔹 New Listings Available: We have move-in-ready homes featuring storm-resistant materials, designed to protect you against future storms. 🔑 🔹 Storm-Resistant Homes: These properties come with enhanced protection features that meet Florida’s updated building codes, offering both safety and peace of mind. 🛠️ 🔹 Local Recovery Support: From FEMA grants to City of Tampa recovery programs, we’ll guide you through the financial support options available to help cover repairs and new purchases. 💵 📲 Visit goigrp.com to explore our listings and get real-time help from our advanced chatbot. Reach out to Michelle Griffin directly for personalized support. Together, we’ll rebuild a stronger Tampa! 🌴💪 #TampaRecovery #HurricaneMilton #GriffinOwnItGroup #RealEstateSupport #TampaRealEstate #MoveInReadyHomes #ResilientHomes #LocalRecovery #FEMAAid

🌪️ September is Disaster Preparedness Month, and as a Florida-based company, we know firsthand how critical it is to be ready during hurricane season. Preparedness is essential on all levels—individual, local, and global. At WheelHouse IT, we empower businesses to stay resilient in the face of natural disasters. From securing your data and establishing backup systems to ensuring your team can operate remotely, we help you prepare for whatever comes your way. Don't wait until the storm hits. Explore our storm response solutions and safeguard your business today: https://bit.ly/3N65Hdx Let’s make preparedness a priority and protect our communities together. 🌍 #DisasterPreparedness #HurricaneSeason #WheelHouseIT #StormResponse

From September 9-12, Hurricane Francine wreaked havoc on Louisiana, leaving widespread destruction in its wake. The storm brought powerful winds, severe flooding, and damaged infrastructure across several parishes. Thousands of homes were flooded, roads became impassable, and power outages left many without basic necessities. Families were displaced, businesses were destroyed, and recovery efforts began immediately as first responders worked around the clock to assist those in need. Communities are now facing the long, daunting process of rebuilding and healing. At ERS, we are committed to supporting survivors through CDBG-DR and HUD case management services, guided by trauma-informed care. We understand that every survivor’s experience is unique, which is why we focus on training our responders to approach survivors with compassion, empathy, and effective communication. Our goal is to help guide them through their recovery process, providing the support and resources they need to rebuild their lives with dignity and care. #HurricaneFrancine #LouisianaStrong #DisasterRelief #CommunitySupport #TraumaInformedCare #SurvivorSupport #CDBGDR #HUDServices #ERSResponse #CompassionateCare #RecoveryAndRebuild #LongTermRecovery #MentalHealthSupport #ERSRecovery #TogetherWeRecover #ERS #EmpoweredRecoverySolutions #DRCA #CorporatePartnerWithASFPM #ASFPM https://lnkd.in/eF_SevNy ersolutionsco.com Michael G.