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As I am preparing to serve as a refuge to friends and family escaping the storm, I wanted to share some thoughts on how we view industry should adapt in times of crises like these. If you find this useful, please follow our firm's page and share. Godspeed to all in the path of Hurricane Milton.

Business owners, hurricane season is here, and it's crucial to ensure you're prepared for when disaster strikes. At FP Property Restoration, we remember the devastation Hurricane Ian brought to SWFL businesses. Our team was there, working around the clock to help restore businesses after the storm. We understand the importance of readiness, which is why we've developed our exclusive PREP approach: Prioritized Readiness for Emergency Preparedness. Don't wait for emergencies to catch you off guard – take proactive steps now to minimize disruptions. Contact us today to enroll in the FP Property Restoration PREP Program. #PrepareForHurricaneSeason #FPCommercialPREP #StayPrepared

It's the middle of hurricane season which means I need to write my annual update on the Florida Hurricane Cat Fund and whether it can survive another year. Even with no storms last year, the outlook is sobering. The only way FHCF can remain viable is if there are no storms for a long time. Of course, if there are no storms for a long time, then the insurers didn't need FHCF cover, so it is quite a paradox! If you need it, FHCF cover may not be there for you. If you don't need it, there is a chance it may be there in the future. That's quite the sales pitch! Today's post is part I of II. Yes, there is so much to cover I had to split it up. https://lnkd.in/gSKW3JMp

Are we truly prepared for the challenges that come with Florida's hurricane season? As Hurricane Milton threatens our state, now is the time to take action and prioritize safety. With forecasts indicating potential storm surges and extensive flooding, a state of emergency has been declared, affecting millions of Floridians. In real estate, we must not only safeguard our properties but also protect our communities. Florida Realtors? has provided essential resources, including a Hurricane Preparation and Recovery Plan that offers guidance tailored for agents and brokerages. It's vital that we share this information with our clients to ensure they are equipped for the storm ahead. Moreover, let's remember the importance of community support during these trying times. The Florida Realtors Disaster Relief Fund is available for those affected, and contributions can make a meaningful difference in the lives of our neighbors. Let’s come together to support one another, and remain focused on safety and preparedness. This hurricane season, let’s stand strong, resilient, and united. #HurricanePreparedness #FloridaRealEstate #CommunitySupport #DisasterRelief #RealEstateProfessionals #SafetyFirst

Laura Hope the following is helpful ?? PSA for Hurricane Milton Preparations: Install iOS 18 and Use Messages via Satellite! ?? As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, I want to highlight a crucial aspect of your emergency preparedness: updating to iOS 18 to utilize the new Messages via Satellite feature. With the threat of cell towers being knocked out, having the ability to send messages via satellite could be a lifesaver. This feature allows you to stay connected with family and friends even when conventional networks are down. Here’s a quick guide on how to enable and test this feature after installing iOS 18: Open the Settings app. Navigate to Apps > Messages. Scroll down and select Satellite Connection Demo to familiarize yourself with the process. This update is essential for anyone in the hurricane's path, ensuring you can share critical updates about your safety and whereabouts. Remember, Messages via Satellite requires an iPhone 14 or later. Have you updated yet? If you’re in the path of Hurricane Milton or know someone who is, please prioritize this update. Stay safe, Florida! ?????

June 1 marked the start of hurricane season in Southwest Florida, making it essential for residents to be well-prepared. Hurricanes can cause devastating winds, heavy rains, and flooding. Being ready can significantly enhance your safety and minimize property damage. At PBS Contractors, we prioritize our community's well-being and want to share key preparedness tips to help you stay safe this hurricane season. To learn more: https://loom.ly/vjh7EsE

?? Preparing for Hurricane Francine: Stay Safe, Stay Ready ?? With Hurricane Francine on the horizon, it's essential to be prepared. We've attached a copy of the Louisiana Preparedness Emergency Guide to help you stay safe and protect your family, pets and property during this time. Click the link below to download the PDF guide, and feel free to share it with anyone who might find it helpful. Stay safe, everyone! #HurricanePreparedness #StaySafe #EmergencyPreparedness

As we prepare for the approaching Hurricane Milton, remember that while we can’t control everything, we can take steps to protect our well-being. Set boundaries for self-care during cleanup and rescue efforts. Prioritize your safety, and don’t be afraid to ask for help. Stay connected, stay safe, and remember – you’re not alone in this. Take it one step at a time. ???? #MentalHealthMatters #HurricanePrep #FirstResponderCare

While Hurricane Beryl does not appear to be a threat to Florida’s coastline, this is a great reminder that hurricane season is here. Learn how to proactively prepare to keep your business, employees and yourself safe with USI’s Hurricane and Disaster Preparedness Guidebook. https://lnkd.in/ebtZru_p

While Hurricane Beryl does not appear to be a threat to Florida’s coastline, this is a great reminder that hurricane season is here. Learn how to proactively prepare to keep your business, employees and yourself safe with USI’s Hurricane and Disaster Preparedness Guidebook. https://lnkd.in/ebtZru_p