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STAY SAFE. NEVER USE GENERATOR INDOOR KEEP GENERATOR OUTSIDE. AND AWAY FROM HOMES & GARAGES. 20 FT

Generator Safety – English

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Gather important documents. Take pictures or scan. Puth them in a waterproof container. Include insurance policies, health cards, list of medications birth certificates list of important phone numbers.

Gather important documents – English

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Build A Kit Have enough food, water and other supplies to support your needs for several days.

Build a Kit

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Flood Water is Dangerous

Flood Water is Dangerous – English

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Have an Evacuation Plan

Have an Evacuation Plan – English

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The Time to Prepare is Now. Gather Supplies for your family, pets and service animals. Supplies include food and water, medications, flashlights, chargers, ID and insurance documents.

Time to Prepare is Now – English

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Always run generators outdoors to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning. Fill up your car’s gas tank, park in a garage if possible. Cover windows with hurricane shutters of plywood. Secure outdoors objects or bring them inside. Keep all trees and shrubs well-trimmed.

Prepare Your Home – English

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Lost power due to the storm? If you are left without power due to a storm, follow these tips: Unplug electronics to avoid damage from electrical surges. Keep refrigerator and freezers closed. Use generators only.

Power Outage – English

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Listen to local officials. Have multiple ways to receive emergency alerts. You can download the free FEMA App which is available in English and Spanish, sign up for weather alerts from your local National Weather Service office, and check Wireless Emergency Alert settings on your phone.

FEMA App Local Officials – English

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