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During an emergency, always listen to local officials.

During an emergency, always listen to local officials.

Always have different ways to get informed during an emergency.

Always have different ways to get informed during an emergency.

In an emergency, make sure to text, not call, your loved ones.

Talk with your neighbors and get involved in your community. read.gov/volunteer

Talk with your neighbors and get involved in your community. read.gov/volunteer

Know your neighbors to help your community. ready.gov/volunteer

Know your neighbors to help your community. ready.gov/volunteer

Neighbor Check. Always check with eac hother in case of an emergency. Ready.gov

Neighbor Check. Always check with eac hother in case of an emergency. Ready.gov

Be a good neighbor! In the even tof a disaster, be sure to check on those around you. ready.gov

Be a good neighbor! In the even tof a disaster, be sure to check on those around you. ready.gov

Know your hurricane risk. Check with local officials to understand your risk.

Know your hurricane risk. Search online to find your local emergency management agency to learn more.

Know your hurricane risk. Sign up for local alerts or download the FEMA app.

Know your evacuation zone. Learn your evacuation zone, route, and an alternate location to stay.

Know your evacuation zone. Include Pets when planning to evacuate.

Know your evacuation zone. Practice your plan.

Assemble disaster supplies. Gather needed supplies for at least 10 days.