Collier County Emergency Management

Hurricane preparedness doesn't happen overnight🌀 — it happens one step at a time.

• Know your zone.
• Create your plan.
• Build your kit.
• Keep your vehicle ready.
• Know where you'll go if an evacuation is ordered.

Taking these steps now can help you respond with confidence when severe weather threatens.

Visit FloridaMakeAPlan.com to get started. Florida Division of Emergency Management

During hurricane seasons, power outages are a primary concern. Reliability at the pump is a priority.

The Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services now offers grants to modernize fuel stations to improve storm resiliency. For more information, visit https://www.fdacs.gov/Business-Services/Grant-Opportunities/Florida-Retail-Fuel-Transfer-Switch-Modernization-Grant-Program

Every household has different needs & your emergency plan should reflect that.

As we recognize , take time to build a disaster plan & emergency kit that works for everyone who depends on you, including:

🧒Children who may need comfort items, extra clothing or entertainment
🐾Pets that rely on food, medications, identification & veterinary records
👵Older adults who may need prescriptions, medical equipment & important healthcare documents

Taking time to personalize your preparedness today can help make emergencies less stressful tomorrow.

Learn how to build a plan that fits your household at FloridaDisaster.org/Guide. Florida Division of Emergency Management

Preparing for disasters doesn't have to be expensive. 💰 In fact, some of the most important steps cost very little—or nothing at all.

This , start by:
✔️ Know whether your home is in an evacuation or flood zone.
⛽ Keep your vehicle’s fuel at least half full (or charged) during hurricane season.
🌳 Secure outdoor items before severe weather—if you can pick it up, put it up!
🚗 Simple actions taken today can help protect your family, home & community before severe weather threatens.

📲 Learn more preparedness tips & build your plan at FloridaMakeAPlan.com.

Florida Division of Emergency Management

is the perfect time to make sure your household is ready before the peak of hurricane season.

Stay prepared by building a kit with enough supplies to support each member of your household for at least 7 days. Don't forget to include:

🥫🥫 Nonperishable food & water
💊💊 Prescription medications
🔋🔋 Batteries & flashlights
📄📄 Copies of important documents
🐾🐾 Supplies for your pets & livestock

Find the complete disaster supply kit checklist at FloridaDisaster.org/Kit.

Florida Division of Emergency Management

📝📝 September is Florida Preparedness Month—a great time to review your disaster plan & make sure you have the tools you need to stay ready.

📞 Take time to save emergency contacts
📍 Choose a family meeting place
👪 Plan for the unique needs of everyone in your household—including children, pets, older adults, & anyone with access or functional needs.

A plan made today can help you act quickly when every second counts.

Start yours at FloridaMakeAPlan.com⬅️

Florida Division of Emergency Management