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New Website Will Help Florida Businesses Prepare for Natural Disasters

6/6/2018

New Website Will Help Florida Businesses Prepare for Natural Disasters

Today, the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) announced the launch of a new website, FloridaDisaster.biz, to help Florida businesses prepare for and recover from hurricanes and other disasters. By providing critical information before, during and after a disaster, the website will help businesses recover and get Floridians back to work following emergencies.

Features of the new website include:

A disaster planning toolkit to help businesses prepare for hurricanes and other disasters;
Critical disaster updates from the State Emergency Operations Center to keep businesses informed during emergencies; and
A Business Damage Assessment Survey to help businesses get back up and running after an emergency.

Learn more from DEO's full press release.

Updated: Wednesday, June 6, 2018

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Tuesday, July 2, 2024

...Showers Moving Onshore Along Panhandle and Big Bend this Morning...Plentiful Moisture to Fuel Shower and Thunderstorm Activity Ahead of Lingering Frontal Boundary Across Panhandle and Big Bend...Heavy Downpours and Multiple Rounds of Rainfall Could Bring Localized Flooding Across the I-10 Corridor...Scattered to Numerous Showers and Thunderstorms Across the Peninsula Along Sea Breeze Collision...Locally Strong to Severe Thunderstorms; Frequent Lightning, Gusty Winds and Heavy Downpours...Heat Advisories for Panhandle and Western Big Bend Due to Heat Index Values of 108-112...Moderate to High Risk for Rip Currents Along Panhandle and East Coast Beaches Due to Onshore Winds...Hurricane Beryl Earliest Category 5 on Record; No Direct Threat to Florida Over Next 5-7 Days But Continues to Be Monitored...Invest 96L Producing Limited Shower and Thunderstorm Acitivty; No Direct Threat to Florida Through Next 7-10 Days But Continues to Be Monitored...