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2011 Disaster Information Updated
      #91627 - Mon Aug 22 2011 07:43 PM

Please post your links or suggestions for Storm Preparations here.

This link is to a PDF file from Pinellas County,Fl. It appears to cover everything. However, it is designed for Pinellas County.

http://www.pinellascounty.org/emergency/PDF/survive-the-storm.pdf
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Florida Disaster.Org
http://www.floridadisaster.org/
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Edited by danielw (Mon Aug 22 2011 08:15 PM)


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Re: 2011 Disaster Information Updated [Re: danielw]
      #91633 - Mon Aug 22 2011 08:06 PM

here's a link to some info we provide. it is somewhat Florida specific but a lot of good general info as well

ntb group's emergency preparedness kit checklists

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Re: 2011 Disaster Information Updated [Re: Sheeper]
      #91738 - Tue Aug 23 2011 06:58 PM

New York City Evacuation Zones

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