As Hurricane Beryl approaches, it's crucial to be prepared. Now is the time to recognize your vulnerability and take action. Stay updated on the latest forecasts and alerts, and start your preparations immediately, especially if you live in a hurricane-prone area. Make sure you're ready for hurricane season! Reposting preparedness tips: Create an Emergency Kit: Include water, non-perishable food, medications, flashlight, batteries, and important documents. Know Your Evacuation Routes: Plan and practice your evacuation routes. Secure Your Property: Bring in outdoor furniture, secure windows and doors, and check your insurance coverage. Stay Informed: Follow local weather updates and alerts. Make a Family Plan: Ensure all family members know the plan and have emergency contacts. #PreventionSavesLives #OSCSafetyFirst #SafetyMatters #HurricanePreparedness #HurricaneBeryl #OSCProud #HoustonConstruction #CorporateInteriors #Healthcare #LandlordServices #NewConstruction #Construction #Houston #GulfCoast
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1moVery helpful!