'Pretty Traumatized by It': Gulfport Residents Urged to Learn From Past Storms, Prepare
- The Texas Emergency Management Conference begins Tuesday in Fort Worth to prepare hundreds of emergency leaders for the upcoming 2025 hurricane season.
- This weeklong event occurs ahead of the June 1 hurricane season start after recent storms exposed vulnerabilities across Texas, prompting new preparedness legislation.
- The conference offers over 200 workshops focusing on disaster response improvements, while House Bill 3595 mandates emergency plans and power backups in assisted living facilities.
- TDEM spokesperson Wes Rappaport encourages officials to review their emergency plans and ensure they are fully prepared for the arrival of the upcoming storm season.
- These efforts highlight a growing emphasis on early preparation to reduce risks and enhance resilience as forecasts predict an active, possibly severe, hurricane season.
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'Pretty traumatized by it': Gulfport residents urged to learn from past storms, prepare
GULFPORT, Fla. (WFLA) — There are just a few days away from the start of hurricane season. The City of Gulfport is encouraging residents to prepare for it now. Officials held their annual Hurricane Preparedness Seminar Thursday night. For some, it was their first time attending. Others have been there before, but said this year feels different. Saharan dust plume heading for Florida: Here’s what to know "I think the fact that it really hap…
Hurricane Prep Starts at Home: What to Know Before the Storm
As the 2025 hurricane season begins, local experts urge residents to take action now to protect their homes and property. At Doug Ashy in Breaux Bridge, store manager Brad Hollier said hes already seeing a steady stream of customers looking for guidance on storm prep.Ive already had an influx of people, one lady from New Mexico who came in a couple of Saturdays ago wondering what to do in preparation and we kind of went over a little checklist, …
With New Cat-5 Resistant Roof, Flagler's Emergency Management Prepares for Hurricane Season of 13 to 19 Named Storms
Aside from his annual briefing on the coming hurricane season's 13 to 19 named storms, Emergency Management Director Jonathan Lord said the county's Emergency Operations Center now has an $830,000 roof that can resist 180 miles per hour winds, his department is just one of six certified departments ou of the state's 67 counties, and a new, $10 million stand-alone emergency shelter is scheduled to be completed at the county fairgrounds by next su…
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