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1.
Update your GEBE
phone number list now.
2.
Call our emergency office if you or anyone you know has special
needs in case of evacuation. Look under
3.
Stock up on
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non-perishable
food
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medicine
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baby
supplies and
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pet
food.
4.
Purchase bottled water. The American Red Cross recommends 1 gallon
of water per person per day.
5.
Check emergency equipment:
6.
Install an approved hurricane shutter system over windows and doors
- or have on hand alternate coverings such as plywood.
7.
Trim trees that are not near power lines and clear debris.
Once a hurricane warning is announced, trash pickup is suspended.
1.
Monitor official weather bulletins on
2.
Keep extra cash on hand since an extended power outage may prevent
you from withdrawing money from automatic teller machines or banks.
3.
Review evacuation routes in case you must evacuate.
4.
Contact a veterinarian or kennel to arrange for safe sheltering for
your pet if you must evacuate. Public shelters do not accept
pets.
5.
Fill your vehicle's gas tank.
6.
Bring loose, lightweight objects such as lawn furniture inside.
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