INVESTIGATION gets RESULTS. Hurricane Irma's aftermath from September 2017 continues to hit homeowners hard in Northeast Florida. Many are still reeling from damage and endure the wait of rebuild. First Coast News Investigator Heather Crawford and our sister station WTSP-TV in Tampa Bay pooled resources and joined forces, working together for months to dig deep into a program using federal dollars to help hurricane victims. Heather sat down with several local homeowners waiting for work to be finished. This week, Heather's reporting has sparked Rebuild Florida to take action. They told her, with cameras rolling, they will be working to hold builders accountable. This is just one example of our commitment to earn viewers trust this May. It is a testament to the power of strong journalism and solid storytelling from First Coast News On Your Side. Trust us with what's on your heart. #FirstCoastNews #OnYourSide #NBC12 #ABC25 #TeamTegna #InvestigativeJournalism #Hurricane #HurricaneIrma #Rebuild
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Don’t be foolish and neglect your family and home for the upcoming hurricane season – protect what is important to you with impact windows and doors from Statewide. We’re shielding South Florida from the worst to come. Do it for you. Do it for them. ☎️ 833-GO-IMPACT #StatewideWindowsAndDoors #ImpactWindows #AprilFoolsDay #NoFooling #CommercialProperty #InvestmentProtection #HurricaneWindows #SWD #HurricaneProofDoors #FreeQuote #WindowInstallation #DoorInstallation #ShieldedByStatewide
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Is your building or property ready for Hurricane season?
Hurricane season begins June 1st. Safeguard your business with Watterson's nationwide emergency response, arriving within 2-4 hours. Contact us today and stay ahead of the storms: https://lnkd.in/d6e92p2n #HurricaneSeason #EmergencyResponse #Watterson
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Did you know June is the start of hurricane season? Did you also know that June is National Safety Month? While National Safety Month was originally founded to raise awareness for work-related incidents, this month also serves as a reminder for residents, board members, and homeowners to prepare for potential hurricane threats to their safety. Whether you find your shutters need replacing, overgrown tree branches need cutting, or storm drains need clearing, now is the time to assess your home and community for safety threats. No action is too small to prepare for the unexpected! Take some time today to check out this hurricane preparedness sheet from the National Weather Service to help prep your home and community for this hurricane season: https://lnkd.in/eQqPGqPN #SentryManagement #CommunityManagement #CAM #HOA #Community #CommunitySafety #Hurricane #HurricaneSeason #NationalSafetyMonth #HurricaneSafety #HurricanePrep #NationalWeatherService
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As hurricane season looms on the horizon, ensure your peace of mind with a solid plan. Trust Paul Davis Polk County to secure and restore your home when nature tests its limits. Because here, restoration isn’t just about fixing things, it’s about preparing you for whatever comes next. #HurricanePrep #HomeSafety #DisasterRecovery #PaulDavisRestoration #PropertyProtection #StormReady #HurricanePreparedness #DisasterResponse #HurricaneSeason #StormPreparation
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Hurricane season is upon us. Is your business ready? Our blog post offers comprehensive pre-storm and post-storm checklists to ensure your facility is protected and can quickly recover. Trust DAVACO to handle your hurricane preparedness and cleanup needs. Get the details here: https://hubs.li/Q02CxW5p0 #HurricanePreparedness #FacilitiesManagement #BusinessContinuity #DAVACO #HurricaneSeason
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It's almost hurricane season. Learn about how Lee County has been working to improve and upgrade local emergency response resources, and see what you can do to be prepared for a 2024 season that is predicted to be "hyperactive". #EngageEstero #HurricanePreparedness #EmergencyPrep What Has Improved? https://lnkd.in/eC5dbmVv Be Prepared https://lnkd.in/ebG6CGyn
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Did you know that 25% of businesses don't reopen after a major disaster? With hurricane season approaching, now is the time to prepare your property, protect important documents, and create an evacuation plan. Read our blog for essential prep tips. #HurricanePrep #HurricaneStrong
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As we enter hurricane season, it is crucial for businesses in Florida to be prepared for potential natural disasters. The IRS and the state of Florida provides several resources and relief options to help businesses navigate financial challenges that may arise due to hurricanes. Follow this link for more detailed information and the latest updates: https://bit.ly/4csYQG2 #IroncladAF #HurricaneSeason #HurricaneRelief
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🌀🚨 Stay ahead of the storm with insights from BSA Claims! Emergency managers stress the importance of preparedness for the 2024 hurricane season. Read more on how to safeguard your assets and loved ones: https://lnkd.in/ePvDqJhS #StormPreparation #HurricaneSeason2024 #EmergencyManagers
The 2024 hurricane season begins in a couple of months. Here’s what emergency managers want you to know.
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Is your business in the crosshairs? The 2024 hurricane season is forecast to be brutal, with Florida, Louisiana, North Carolina, and South Carolina facing an alarming threat of named storms and hurricanes. Millions are at risk. Can you afford to be unprepared? EarlyAlert empowers businesses with proactive crisis management solutions. Be informed, make informed decisions, and safeguard your operations. Don't wait until disaster strikes. Watch the full video for state-specific hurricane odds and take action today! #hurricaneseason #businessresilience #crisismanagement #hurricane #USweather
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