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6/7/2018

FDEM Announces Completion of Project to Shore Up Sykes Creek Bridge

The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) announced the completion of the project to shore up Sykes Creek Bridge in Brevard County, ending an imminent threat of collapse, and securing the supply of drinkable water for 7,000 customers. FDEM Director Wes Maul said, “Completion of work to...

6/6/2018

New Website Will Help Florida Businesses Prepare for Natural Disasters

Today, the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) announced the launch of a new website, FloridaDisaster.biz, to help Florida businesses prepare for and recover from hurricanes and other disasters. By providing critical information before, during and after a disaster, the website will help businesses recover and get Floridians back to work following emergencies.

5/29/2018

Gov. Scott Issues Updates on Subtropical Storm Alberto Efforts

On 05/28, Governor Rick Scott received a full update on Subtropical Storm Alberto from the Florida Division of Emergency Management. The Governor will continue to be in constant communication with state and local emergency management officials and state agency leaders to ensure the state is...

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FLSERT Information @FLSERT - June 22

During extreme heat, remember to drink lots of water even if you don’t feel thirsty. Always call 911 in emergency situations.

FLSERT Information @FLSERT - June 22

If you're a business owner, it's important to develop a preparedness and mitigation plan, and take action. This will ensure the safety of employees and customers as well as help you remain in business after disasters. For business tips:

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Saturday, June 23, 2018

...Dangerous Heat Index Values of 100-105 Statewide...Scattered Thunderstorms Expected for Central and South Florida...Moderate to High Risk of Rip Currents for All Panhandle Beaches...Tropics Remain Quiet...

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