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U.S. Congressman Bill Posey

Hurricane Preparedness

Hurricane Season 2010

For the most current hurricane status updates, please visit the Florida Division of Emergency Management for statewide coverage or refer to the table below for local coverage. You can find this page here.  Should injury occur during the storm, please contact the Emergency Medical Services for your respective county. You can find the number in table below:

County Level Emergency Management

EMS Number

Hurricane Hotline

Brevard County Emergency Management

(321) 633-1770

211

Osceola County Emergency Management

(407)-343-7000

(407)-742-0000

Indian River County Emergency Management

(772) 226-3900

(772) 567-2054

Polk County Emergency Management

(863)-534-5600

(863)-534-0321

Hurricane Preparedness Information

FEMA Plan and Prepare

National Weather Service Hurricane Awareness

National Hurricane Center

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Coastal Services Center

Glossary of National Hurricane Center Terms

Federal and State Resources

Florida Division of Emergency Management

Small Business Administration Disaster Preparedness Guide

Federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance

National Flood Insurance Program – www.fema.gov/business/nfip

Department of Financial Services Insurance Claim Hotline – www.fldfs.com

Disaster Contractor Network Contractor License Verification – www.dcnonline.org, 850.487.1395

Report Insurance Fraud – 800.342.2762

Report Unlicensed Activity – 866.532.1440

Attorney General’s Price Gouging Hotline – 866.966-7226

 

Local Emergency Management Offices

Brevard County

Indian River County

Osceola County Emergency Management

Polk County Emergency Management

Storm Tracking

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

National Weather Service

FEMA

Preparation before and assistance after a disaster can be found at:

http://www.fema.gov/assistance/process/guide.shtm

FEMA Appeals:  If you are not satisfied with a FEMA settlement, you can file an appeal to have your case reviewed.  Appeals must be in writing and must explain why your settlement amount is not correct.  Any documentation you have, such as estimates and receipts, should also be submitted.  Be sure to include your FEMA registration number and disaster number with your appeal.  Mail your appeal to:

 

FEMA Individuals & Households Program

National Processing Service Center

P.O. Box 10055

Hyattsville, MD   20782-7055

Or fax to 800.827.8112

 

Applicants can call FEMA at their general hotline number, 800.621.FEMA (TTY 800.462.7585), Monday through Friday from 8am to 6pm, for more information.