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National Preparedness Month is an observance each September to raise awareness about the importance of preparing for disasters and emergencies that could happen at any time. As we now know, even a hurricane may be something Californians need to be prepared for! Visit https://lnkd.in/dsc7TpU to learn more on what you can do to help prepare yourself and loved ones for an emergency.

Before a hurricane strikes, it’s crucial to assess your property’s condition. Our commitment to our clients extends beyond recovery; we’re here to assist you in proactively assessing your buildings in advance of potential disasters. Let’s prepare together for peace of mind. https://lnkd.in/eyr9-rVM

First Onsite has a strategy for any natural disaster that may occur. Each can and will be modified to ensure we serve the community and clients as best we can. Learn more about our Hurricane Ian response: https://bit.ly/3OJ9O1c

This year 35 million children are under threat from the most active Atlantic Hurricane season ever ⚠ Right now, Hurricane Beryl is causing huge destruction and devastating the lives of families in the Caribbean and Latin America. The strong winds and heavy rainfalls characteristic of storms of this magnitude have torn through houses and left people with no electricity, clean water or a safe place to take refuge. And the #ClimateCrisis will only make these events become ever more frequent and continue to put children's lives at risk. That is why it's crucial to understand how best to help children in these emergencies. Do you know a child or adult these tips could help? Share our guide➡️ https://lnkd.in/e48mnVyR

According to Redfin’s findings, the number of Americans who moved into disaster-prone areas in 2021 and 2022 vastly outnumbered those who moved out of those areas. For example, in the areas most prone to flooding, Redfin determined around 400,000 more people were moving in than moving out, a 103% increase from 2019 and 2020. Areas vulnerable to fires had a net influx of 446,000 people (an increase of 51%), and those suffering extreme heat swelled by 629,000 people (an increase of 17%). Lee County, Florida, which was devastated by Hurricane Ian in 2022, gained 60,000 more people than it lost.

Evacuating during a hurricane, wildfire or other disaster carries an extra burden for pet owners. Having a plan in place before disaster strikes is key. This article offers some tips to help: https://ow.ly/fBWR50PTx0m

Evacuating during a hurricane, wildfire or other disaster carries an extra burden for pet owners. Having a plan in place before disaster strikes is key. This article offers some tips to help: https://ow.ly/W4fg50PTx0n

DYK that strong building codes and their enforcement are the most effective mitigation a community can take, saving $11 per $1 invested? As advocates for meeting the needs of children in disasters, understanding the risks local communities face and how well they are prepared matters.💪🏥🏡🏫 Learn where hurricane coast states stand. https://lnkd.in/g3ip_6c4

In response to Hurricane Idalia, the state has activated the Business Damage Assessment Survey to help state and federal officials determine the need for disaster assistance and expedite recovery resources. We encourage small businesses impacted by the storm to complete the survey: https://hubs.la/Q020NtRh0

In response to Hurricane Idalia, the state has activated the Business Damage Assessment Survey to help state and federal officials determine the need for disaster assistance and expedite recovery resources. We encourage small businesses impacted by the storm to complete the survey: https://hubs.la/Q020NvWs0