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3/18/2019

Notice of Public Meeting - Satellite Voice and Data Services for VSAT

Notice of Public Meeting Invitation to Bid #ITB-DEM-18-19-029 Satellite Voice and Data Services for VSAT The Division of Emergency Management announces a public meeting to which all persons are invited. Date and Time: April 4, 2019 at 2:30 pm Place: William E. Sadowski Office...

3/11/2019

Governor DeSantis Announces Formal Notification from FEMA for 45 Days of 100 Percent Federal Cost Share Reimbursement for Hurricane Michael

Today, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) sent a formal notification to Florida's congressional delegation informing the state that President Donald J. Trump granted 45 days of 100 percent federal cost share for Hurricane Michael debris removal and emergency protective measures (FEMA...

3/5/2019

Florida Division of Emergency Management Celebrates Accomplishments Since January 8

Today, following Governor Ron DeSantis' State of the State Address, Florida Division of Emergency Management Director Jared Moskowitz issued the following statement: "I applaud Governor DeSantis for his bold leadership, decisive action and ongoing commitment to helping the communities in the...

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FLSERT Information @FLSERT - Mar 22
DEM staff regularly spend time educating communities on preparedness. Last week, one staff member helped a troop of boy scouts earn their emergency preparedness badge by teaching them how to be prepared for any emergency. https://t.co/PoGPyTKSBS

FLSERT Information @FLSERT - Mar 22
Today is World Water Day! During a disaster you may lose access to basic services such as water. Plan on storing water for up to three days for each member of your family in your disaster kit. Learn how to create a disaster kit by visiting: https://t.co/Cs9UqN3i3c https://t.co/yf0GpSzqGT

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Friday, March 22, 2019

...Sunny and Mild Days with Clear and Cool Nights Continue Statewide...Moderate Wildfire Threat Expected Statewide...High Rip Current Risk for East Central Florida Beaches...Moderate Rip Current Risk for Most Panhandle and Other East Coast Beaches...

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