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Hurricane Survival Guide for the Capital Area Hurricanes have been called the "greatest storms on earth" because of their size and potential destruction. The hurricane can bring storm surge, powerful winds, tornadoes and torrential rains into a devastating combination. Experts have warned us that the lull in hurricane activity is ending as climate cycles change. Now is the time for individuals, families, neighborhoods and communities to prepare for the next storm by reviewing the important information in the Hurricane Survival Guide for the Capital Area. |
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Winter Safety Tips There are steps you can take to provide greater wintertime safety for yourself, your family, your neighborhood and your business. Home Fire Prevention - Outdoor Safety - Protecting Your Home - Protecting Your Pets - Protecting Your Plants |
Florida Tornado Drill Madison County Emergency Management encourages: Individuals, Families, Neighborhoods, Companies, Non-Profit Organizations, Schools and Government Agencies to participate in the Florida Tornado Drill at least annually.  |
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Florida Wind Insurance Incentives Fifteen minutes online can save you 15% on your Homeowners Insurance while protecting your home against high winds. Against The Wind: Protecting Your Home From Hurricane Wind Damage |
Madison County Becomes STORM READY During a November 18 2003 meeting of the Madison County Board of County Commissioners the Tallahassee Forecast Office of the National Weather Service certified Madison County as StormReady |
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Homeland Security Advisory System Recommendations Across the country questions of "What does a condition 'yellow' mean to my family? or What does this mean to a business, school or local government?" remained. To understand what your Family, Neighborhood, School or Business should do. |
Hazardous Weather Notification System You can receive notification of hazardous weather, tropical storms and hurricanes by becoming a member of the Hazardous Weather Notification System. |
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Capital Area Citizen Corps The Capital Area Citizen Corps gives citizens of Madison County an organized way of volunteering with disaster preparedness, response and recovery organizations and homeland security agencies. |
Be Flood Alert The time has come to face the fact that Madison County can no longer afford the high cost of floods. We can no longer afford the economic costs to the taxpayer, nor can we afford the social costs to our businesses, neighborhoods, families and individuals. |
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Madison County Smallpox Tabletop Exercise On April 9 2003 emergency response and recovery organizations gathered at the Madison County Emergency Operations Center to participate in a Smallpox Tabletop Exercise. |
Neighborhood Community Emergency Response Teams You and your neighbors can work together to become truly prepared to respond and recover from the next disaster or emergency by participating in Neighborhood Community Emergency Response Team training. |
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Keetch-Byram Drought Index More and more people are making their homes in woodland settings - in or near forests or rural areas. There, homeowners enjoy the beauty of the environment but face the very real danger of wildfire. |
Masters of Disaster and
Facing Fear The American Red Cross has developed a curriculum that not only teaches students about disaster safety, but helps teachers meet their required learning objectives as well!   |
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Volunteer Fire Departments Join the team of volunteer firefighters: Cherry Lake Volunteer Fire Department - City of Madison Fire Department - Hamburg-Lovett Volunteer Fire Department - New Home Volunteer Fire Department - Pinetta Volunteer Fire Department - Sirmans Volunteer Fire Department - Town of Greenville Volunteer Fire Department - Town of Lee Volunteer Fire Department |
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