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Obtain a 2-week supply of nonperishable foods. |
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Fill your vehicle's
gas tank and check oil, water and tires. |
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Report any stormwater ditches that may be blocked or over-grown. |
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Have a plan for yourself, your family, and your pets. If you own or run a
business, encourage your employees to have a plan. |
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Make a survival kit, including a battery-powered radio. |
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Review your homeowner's or renter's insurance policies, and consider
purchasing flood insurance if you reside in a flood-prone area. |
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Identify a safe area in your home - an interior room, closet, hallway, or
bathroom on the lowest floor. |
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Remove anything in your yard that could become windborne. |
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Inventory, document, and photograph items in your residence or
business. |
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Cover all windows and doors, especially patio doors, with
securely fastened, impact-resistant shutters. |
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Protect your property by bracing double entry and garage doors. |
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Purchase materials such as plywood and plastic sheeting. |
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Refill prescriptions. Maintain at least a one-month supply
during hurricane season. |
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| LEARN WHAT TO DO AS THE STORM
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