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Hurricane conditions can change quickly, so staying informed is an important part of staying safe. Monitor local weather updates, emergency alerts, and instructions from local officials throughout the storm.

Keep your phone charged and have a battery-powered radio available in case you lose power or internet access. Reliable information can help you make informed decisions and know when it is time to take action.

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The NEAR app now includes Community EMTP's lifesaving AED device, as well as many other devices in our area.

We encourage all North Carolina residents to download the NEAR app because you never know when you will need to locate lifesaving equipment near you!

The best time to prepare for a hurricane is before one is on the way. Review your emergency plan, gather essential supplies, secure your home, and make sure your family knows where to go if evacuation becomes necessary.

Taking care of the details early gives you more time to focus on staying safe when the storm arrives.

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Don't wait until a hurricane is approaching to figure out where you'll go. Know your evacuation routes, identify a safe place to stay, and make sure everyone in your household understands the plan.

If an evacuation order is issued, follow local instructions and leave as directed.

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Hurricane preparedness should include every member of your household, including your animals. Have enough food and water for several days, keep medications and veterinary records in a waterproof container, and make sure pets have proper identification.

Know where you can safely take your pets if you need to evacuate, and never leave them behind during a dangerous storm. Planning can help keep your animals safe when severe weather arrives.

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We may be 25 years removed from that day, but we will never forget the people who never made it home and the heroes who gave everything to help others. Today, we remember them all. 🇺🇸

Weather conditions can change quickly during a hurricane.

Keep up with updates from local emergency management officials and reliable weather sources. Make sure emergency alerts are enabled on your phone and keep a battery-powered radio available in case you lose power or internet access.

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As a hurricane approaches, secure anything outside that could become dangerous in high winds.

Bring in patio furniture, trash cans, decorations, tools, and other loose objects. Check windows and doors, and make any necessary preparations before conditions worsen.

A few simple steps can help reduce the risk of damage and injury.

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Avoid waiting until the last minute to gather essential supplies. Keep water, nonperishable food, medications, first aid supplies, batteries, hygiene products, and other household necessities on hand.

Preparing your supplies early means one less thing to worry about when a storm is approaching.

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Condolences go out to Nash County EMS after the untimely loss of their director. Our thoughts are with the family, friends, and public safety community of Nash County EMS Director Dale Griffin.