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Disaster Preparedness

A natural disaster is an event caused by natural forces of nature that often has a significant effect on human populations.

Hurricane season for Florida residents starts on June 1 and lasts until November 30. During this time, Florida residents need to stay informed about any and all tropical storms and hurricanes that are forming in the Atlantic Ocean or The Gulf of Mexico.

Are you prepared? Click on the links below for more information on resources for disaster preparation and recovery for Planning and Service Area One.

Local Resources

• Escambia County Emergency Management
• Santa Rosa County Emergency Management
• Okaloosa County Emergency Operation Center
• Walton County Emergency Management
• Be Ready Alliance Coordinating for Emergencies

Federal, State and National Resources

• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
• Florida Department of Health
• Florida Division of Emergency Management
• Florida Alliance for Safe Homes
• American Red Cross
• National Hurricane Center

Disaster Planning

ARE YOU PREPARED FOR HURRICANE SEASON? Click below for more information.

• Disaster Preparedness Guide for Elders