Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, and forecasters predict an extremely active season. We thought this might be beneficial and valuable information you might consider sharing with FRIENDS, FAMILY & CLIENTS.

Extremely active season article: Hurricane season 2024: NOAA forecast predicts 25 storms. Florida impact (news-press.com)

Here are some important things to consider as part of preparedness planning:

County Information:

Hurricane Information | Martin County Florida
Emergency Management | Okeechobee County Florida Board of County Commissioners
Emergency Management (ircgov.com)
Public Safety - Emergency Management Hurricane (pbcgov.org)
Emergency Preparedness Portal | St. Lucie County, FL (stlucieco.gov)

Preparedness Check Lists:
Build A Kit | Ready.gov
Hurricane Preparedness Documents | Ready.gov

Social Media Posts with Graphic Downloads in various languages:
Hurricane Preparedness Graphics | Ready.gov
Hurricane Prep: social media (English) | National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (noaa.gov)
Hashtags: #HurricanePrep #HurricaneStrong

Kids:
Be a Ready Kid | Ready.gov
Kids Resource Library | Ready.gov

The full in-depth toolkit is here: Hurricane Season Preparedness Digital Toolkit | Ready.gov

Shelters List:
Public Safety - Emergency Management Hurricane (pbcgov.org)
Shelter and Evacuation Information | St. Lucie County, FL (stlucieco.gov)
Emergency Shelters | Martin County Florida

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