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Indelible Solutions is proud to partner with the Texas Broadband Development Office (BDO) to stand up the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program! This initiative is about more than #connectivity —it’s about delivering a Texas-sized solution to ensure reliable, high-speed internet reaches every corner of the Lone Star State. Our mission: Provide universal, equitable access to #broadband, empowering communities across #Texas to thrive in a digital world. Backed by the expertise of our dedicated team and strategic partners, we’re fully committed to helping the BDO bring this vision to life. What does this mean for Texas? More #Texans will gain access to high-speed internet, improving connectivity in underserved areas. Reliable #internet will transform #education, #healthcare, and #business, fostering rapid advancements without leaving anyone behind. Tailored solutions will empower local communities to succeed in an increasingly #digital landscape. Together, we’re building a more connected and inclusive future for all Texans. #BEAD #ThinkIndelible #TexasConnectivity

We are thrilled to celebrate our very own CEO, Joshua Hay for being named one of FAMU's 40 Under 40 Class of 2024 honorees! Joshua founded Indelible exemplifying what it means to lead with integrity, purpose, and innovation. Joshua has led with a focus on balancing philanthropy, business excellence, and community service every day. A huge thank you to Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University for spotlighting trailblazers like Joshua, and congratulations to all the amazing honorees in this year's class! Join us in celebrating Joshua and the entire Class of 2024! #BeIndelible #FAMU4040Club #FAMUAlumni

Hurricane Milton is swiftly coming inland, and your safety is first priority! Here are some ways to stay safe and prepare: ⚠️ Listen to Authorities – Follow updates from local emergency services and heed any evacuation orders. Your safety depends on timely information! 🗺️ Know Your Zone – Visit this link to find out your area's designation and follow local guidance. 🏠 Find a Shelter – If your county has evacuation orders and you need assistance getting to a shelter, call 800-729-3413. 🚦 Follow Traffic Updates – Check https://hubs.li/Q02Sw7330 for live traffic updates. Remember, you only need to travel a few miles, not hundreds. 📺 Stay Informed – Follow local authorities for recovery information and available resources. Stay updated on Hurricane Milton via the Florida Division of Emergency Management here.

Urgent Weather Alert for Gulf of Mexico Region The Gulf of Mexico is currently under close observation for a potential tropical disturbance. The National Weather Service has issued a report indicating a 90% chance of system formation, with north Florida expected to receive 7-10 inches of rain beginning as early as Wednesday, September 25. Anticipated impacts include downed trees, power outages, and localized flooding, making it crucial for residents to take proactive measures in preparation for the upcoming storm. To assist with preparations, the City of Tallahassee is opening several self-service sandbag locations for residents. Each resident is encouraged to bring a shovel to fill up to 25 sandbags to protect their homes and property. These sites will remain open until the threat has passed. Sandbag Locations: •       Jack McLean Community Center, 700 Paul Russell Road •       Mike Blankenship Skate Park, 2909 Jackson Bluff Road •       Northwood Parcel, 1940 N. Monroe Street •       Northeast Branch Library, 5513 Thomasville Road •       Apalachee Regional Park, 7550 Apalachee Parkway •       Fred George Park, 3043 Capital Circle NW •       Intersection of Oak Ridge Road and Ranchero Road •       Fort Braden Community Park, 15000 Blountstown Hwy           Sandbag distribution will begin at noon today. For the latest updates and essential information, please bookmark and check the following online resources regularly: • Preparation Tips: Visit Talgov.com/PREP for guidance on safeguarding your household and property. • Report Outages: Use Talgov.com/OUTAGE to report any power outages or call City Utilities at 850-891-4968. • Stay Informed: Subscribe for updates at Talgov.com/SUBSCRIBE to receive email and text notifications throughout the disturbance. Stay safe and prepared! #ThinkIndelible

Join Indelible’s LaDarius Gammage and Michael Birdsong for "Bettering You(th): A Thought-Provoking Discussion on Strategies to Improve Youth Mental Health" on September 5th from 8:30 AM to 9:45 AM at the 2024 Florida Children and Families Summit! . Let's explore innovative approaches to support and empower our youth together! Don’t miss this chance to make an impact! See you there! #ThinkIndelible #DCFSummit2024

Excited for the 2024 Florida Children and Families Summit? So are we! Join us at Booth 31 to discover how Indelible is making a difference in behavioral health care, clinical services, and community resiliency. Connect with our team, learn about our innovative solutions, and let's build a brighter future together! #ThinkIndelible #DCFSummit2024

Indelible Solutions takes a moment to express our heartfelt appreciation for our incredible staff and all the hardworking individuals nationwide. Wishing everyone a Happy Labor Day filled with well-deserved rest, laughter, and moments of joy. #ThinkIndelible

On our sixth anniversary, Indelible extends a heartfelt thanks to our valued clients, our expert leaders, and those across the nation supporting our mission. From established team members to the newest additions, including past team members making their mark elsewhere, we are proud of the positive impact we have made together. We look forward to continuing our mission of enriching lives and providing services that make a difference. #ThinkIndelible

Florida has declared a state of emergency for 54 counties as Hurricane Debby continues to make landfall, it’s crucial to stay informed and prepared. Here’s what you need to do After the Storm: •Wait for Clearance- Only return home when local officials say it’s safe. •Avoid Hazards- Steer clear of downed power lines, floodwaters, and debris. •Clean Up Safely- Wear protective gear and disinfect items that got wet. •Work Smart- Avoid overexertion to prevent heart attacks. •Stay Healthy- Discard any food that got wet or warm. Avoid drinking tap water until it’s declared safe. Remember, it’s normal to feel stressed after such events. Reach out for support if needed. •Check in for Hurricane Debby Updates- https://hubs.li/Q02K4v2r0 •Find Shelter Near You- https://hubs.li/Q02K4NJb0 •Be sure to prepare for the next storm by reading the American Red Cross’s Hurricane Preparation Tips- https://hubs.li/Q02K4NK70 #ThinkIndelible