📝 Preparedness is personal. It looks different for everyone & when it comes to emergencies, the best plan is the one made with YOU in mind. Throughout the month of October, we’ll be sharing resources & tips to help you build a plan that works for YOU. 🫵 ⤵️ Watch below &

👥 Preparedness isn't one-size-fits-all, it's personal. Our Preparedness is Personal campaign will highlight: ▪️ Families ▪️ People with access & functional needs ▪️ College students ▪️ Businesses & organizations 🔜 Tune in for practical tips to you & your loved ones safe, no

🏈 Gene Deckerhoff knows a thing or two about making a game plan & now he’s encouraging YOU to get your head in the preparedness game! 📋 Just like every team needs a strategy, every household needs a plan for hurricanes & other emergencies. ‼️ Don’t wait until the clock runs out!

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Every household has unique needs & preparing for emergencies means making a plan that works for everyone under your roof. This week, our Preparedness is Personal campaign focuses on families. From packing supplies for children of all ages, to considering care for seniors &

When it comes to kids, disaster supply kits should match their age & needs. 🎧 Teens – chargers, headphones & extra personal items 🧸 Young children – comfort items like toys or crafts 🍼 Infants – formula, pacifiers & diapers Tip: Involve your kids in building their own kit to

Preparedness is personal for every family member, including seniors who may need extra support during an emergency. Consider your MUST HAVES, such as: 👓 Eyeglasses 💊 Medications 📞 Emergency contacts For more information on how you & your loved ones can prepare, visit

FEMA Review Council Briefing: We want to build an indispensable national EM system grounded in trust, respect, and integrity.

✨ Preparedness is personal! From keeping medical devices powered to arranging transportation or ensuring medications are ready, personalized planning is key. ⤵️ Watch below for insight on how to prepare for YOUR needs & sign up for the Special Needs Registry!

🎓 From dorm life to off-campus housing, every student’s situation & emergency plan is different! This week, our Preparedness is Personal campaign focuses on college students! 🫵 Follow along & find university prep tips at FloridaDisaster.org/University!

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🔥 With near-zero rain chances, low humidity, and ongoing drought conditions, wildfire danger will develop the rest of the week across portions of northern FL. Stay prepared & check your local weather alerts! For more info, visit: FloridaDisaster.org/Wildfire

Congrats, President Jeanette Nuñez, on your investiture as FIU’s 7th president! As an adjunct, I’m proud to celebrate this new chapter of leadership & the continued partnership between FL Division of Emergency Management & the university to strengthen education, innovation & resilience across Florida.

🚨 10/27: Flood watches remain in effect through tonight for East-Central FL following yesterday's heavy rain & flooding. More storms may bring additional flooding to already saturated areas. Never drive through flooded roads. Stay alert & follow local officials.

I've been on the ground in Lake County to assess flooding impacts after last night's heavy rains. FL Division of Emergency Management, under the direction of Ron DeSantis, is actively supporting the community with any necessary response & recovery efforts.

‼️ Floodwaters can be hard to see in the day & even harder to see at night. ⚠️ Be aware of the dangers following flooding, especially hidden hazards like wildlife, downed power lines & debris. ➡️ For more flood safety, visit FloridaDisaster.org/Floods

On the ground alongside our state partners, the Eustis Florida and Lake County Emergency Management working to reduce flooding impacts and support a swift recovery for residents.

Last night, I had the honor of speaking at UCF with students in the Master of Emergency & Crisis Management program. Thank you @dr_ecoclaire for the invitation and for preparing Florida’s future leaders in emergency management!

It's because of outstanding leadership that we can support our communities when they need it most. Thank you, Ron DeSantis and Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins, for empowering us to get the job done.

Proud of our State Meteorology Team for the critical work they do behind the scenes every day. Their expertise helps guide key decisions that keep Floridians safe before, during, and after disasters. Give this episode a listen! 🎧 FloridaDisaster.org/TheWatchOffice

To the people of Mount Dora, Eustis, and across Lake County — the State of Florida stands with you. We’ll do everything we can to assist in the aftermath of the severe flooding that impacted your communities. Grateful to Kevin Guthrie, the Florida Division of Emergency