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Hurricane Expo 2009 May 29, 2009 Broward County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Oh Behave™ is committed to educating pet owners in our community about hurricane preparedness.
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INFORMATION BOOTHS |
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Sharon Carmichael of the Humane Society of Broward County hands out information about the pet friendly evacuation shelter. Wildlife Care center also provided information about hurricane preparations for you pet. |
Parks and Recreation provided tips on pruning your trees
properly to minimize hurricane damage.
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TOUR OF EOC EMERGENCY SIMULATION EXERCISE |
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That's me with hard working representatives from Animal Care and
Regulation, Cheryl Cayer, Interim Director, and Lisa Menheim,
Public Education Coordinator at the emergency simulation. |
Cherise WIlliams, Parks Animal Care Specialist is on hand to respond to the needs of animals in Broward County during a disaster. |
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On our tour, Chuck Lanza discusses what goes on at the EOC during a disaster. He also introduced the Home Damage Assessment Program so they can send resources to where they are needed most. |
Broward County is introducing a new program to help quickly identify areas of devastation, even before damage assessment teams are able to canvass the County. It’s easy and a great service to the community! The Home Damage Assessment Program asks residents to report hurricane damage to their home as soon as it is safe to go outside by calling 3-1-1 and reporting your damage by comparing it to photos 1-4 above. Go to www.broward.org/hurricane |
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