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Gulf Coast Hurricane Preparedness2016 Hurricane Katrina August 28, 2005National Weather Service Mobile/PensacolaTABLE OF CONTENTS HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS MESSAGES The Hurricane......................................

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1. Make a plan: Create an emergency plan that includes evacuation routes, designated meeting points, and important contact information.
2. Prepare an emergency kit: Gather essential items such as non-perishable food, water, medications, flashlights, batteries, and personal documents.
3. Secure your property: Reinforce windows, doors, and roofs. Trim trees and remove any debris that could become projectiles during high winds.
4. Stay informed: Monitor local news and updates from official authorities. Follow evacuation orders and stay updated on the storm's path and intensity.
5. Evacuate if necessary: If advised to evacuate, follow the recommended routes and move to a safer location inland or to a designated shelter.
6. Protect important documents: Store important documents, such as insurance papers and identification, in a waterproof container or backup them digitally.
7. Communicate with loved ones: Inform your family and friends about your plans and whereabouts. Keep communication devices charged and have backup options.
8. Secure outdoor objects: Move lightweight outdoor furniture, plant pots, and other objects indoors or anchor them securely to prevent wind damage.
9. Make provisions for pets: Prepare supplies and arrange safe accommodation for your pets in case of evacuation.
10. After the hurricane: Stay cautious of potential hazards, such as downed power lines or flooding. Follow instructions from authorities for returning to your area.

Who needs gulf coast hurricane preparedness?

1. Residents: Anyone living in the Gulf Coast region, especially in hurricane-prone areas, needs gulf coast hurricane preparedness.
2. Businesses: Business owners in the Gulf Coast should have hurricane preparedness measures in place to protect their assets and ensure employee safety.
3. Tourists: Visitors in the Gulf Coast during hurricane season should familiarize themselves with precautionary measures and follow local authorities' guidance.
4. Government agencies: Federal, state, and local government agencies need gulf coast hurricane preparedness to effectively respond to emergencies and protect communities.
5. Emergency response teams: First responders, search and rescue teams, and other emergency personnel require gulf coast hurricane preparedness to carry out their duties effectively.

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