Stay Safe and Ready!
Stay Safe and Ready!
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Stay Safe and Ready! 
Hurricane Preparedness Checklist The tropical disturbance forming in the gulf that will develop and impact our weather this week is a good reminder of how quickly storms can intensify, sometimes leaving just days or even hours to prepare. That's why you should always be prepared for hurricane season. • Household Safety
Review your plan with everyone in your household.
Ensure everyone knows about the safest location in the home. •Communication
Set up an out-of-town contact: Choose an out-of-state friend or family member to check on your whereabouts. •Vehicle Safety
Be aware of your vehicle's surroundings: Move your vehicle away from trees or other objects that may damage it in a storm. •Supplies and Documentation
Check your supplies: Ensure you have necessities such as water, blankets, first aid kits, flashlights, batteries, radios, and pet care items.
Secure important documents: Place documents such as insurance cards, IDs, and other pertinent information in a secured water-proof container. •Evacuation and Instructions
Figure out your evacuation route: Know your evacuation route before the storm hits and keep a full tank of gas.
Follow official instructions: Follow all instructions from your local authorities regarding evacuation or other safety procedures.
Check radio, television, or other media for emergency information.
Review your plan with everyone in your household.
Ensure everyone knows about the safest location in the home.
Set up an out-of-town contact: Choose an out-of-state friend or family member to check on your whereabouts.
Be aware of your vehicle's surroundings: Move your vehicle away from trees or other objects that may damage it in a storm.
Check your supplies: Ensure you have necessities such as water, blankets, first aid kits, flashlights, batteries, radios, and pet care items.
Secure important documents: Place documents such as insurance cards, IDs, and other pertinent information in a secured water-proof container.
Figure out your evacuation route: Know your evacuation route before the storm hits and keep a full tank of gas.
Follow official instructions: Follow all instructions from your local authorities regarding evacuation or other safety procedures.
Check radio, television, or other media for emergency information.