#HurricaneBeryl started an exceptionally early hurricane season, slamming through the Caribbean at the beginning of July. This was the earliest Category 5 hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic. ⚠️ Damage is particularly significant in #Jamaica and #Grenada. FMSC partners in the region are on the ground responding to the needs of those affected by the storm, many using MannaPack® meals to support their disaster response work. Fund more critical meals for this and other regions in crisis: fmsc.org/give [📸 Convoy of Hope] #feedingkids
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“We study the past to understand the present; we understand the present to guide the future.” - William Lund In the unpredictable world of 9-1-1, one thing is certain: we can harness analytics from past events to improve our response to future ones. Ensuring continuity of operations is crucial. By leveraging data analytics, we can ensure our systems are robust and our teams are ready! #PublicSafety #911Analytics #EmergencyResponse #FirstResponders #EmergencyManagement #EmergencyPreparedness #911communications
Our thoughts are with everyone affected by Hurricane Beryl this week. In times of natural disaster, our dedicated public safety heroes tirelessly work to assist communities and ensure everyone's safety- THANK YOU for all you do!! Here's an interesting look at how the hurricane affected 911 calls in the path of the storm. The first significant increase in call volume was recorded at 4:00 CT on July 8, with an impressive 1,740 calls made within that hour. The highest peak in calls was at 9:45 am CT, with 503 calls in one minute. #RapidSOS #PublicSafety #IntelligentSafety #FirstResponders #HurricaneBeryl #PublicSafetyData #911Response #EmergencyResponse
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Twenty-five years ago, Hurricane Mitch struck Central America, devastating communities across Honduras, Guatemala, and Nicaragua. As the deadliest Atlantic hurricane in 200 years, Mitch’s damage was immense. Intense rain and heavy flooding damaged homes and crops and lead to thousands of lives lost and millions forever changed. #Mitch continued its path of destruction into the #FloridaKeys and Naples, making landfall as a storm on November 5, 1998. Today, we remember all those who were affected by Mitch’s extensive devastation. #TeamIEM stands ready to help communities become better prepared and rebuild stronger to create a safe, secure and resilient world. #emergencymanagement #resilience #hurricaneseason #disasterpreparation #disasterresponse #disasterrecovery #safesecureresilient #HurricaneMitch
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This year 35 million children are under threat from the most active Atlantic Hurricane season ever ⚠ Right now, Hurricane Beryl is causing huge destruction and devastating the lives of families in the Caribbean and Latin America. The strong winds and heavy rainfalls characteristic of storms of this magnitude have torn through houses and left people with no electricity, clean water or a safe place to take refuge. And the #ClimateCrisis will only make these events become ever more frequent and continue to put children's lives at risk. That is why it's crucial to understand how best to help children in these emergencies. Do you know a child or adult these tips could help? Share our guide➡️ https://lnkd.in/e48mnVyR
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Unexpected events can be frightening, particularly if you're unprepared to protect your assets or provide for your family in a crisis. Hurricane Beryl served as a stark reminder for many, underscoring the importance of preparedness. Now is the time to take action. I'm here to help with any questions or concerns you might have! #financialplanning #financialprotection
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There are many ways to help following a disaster. But giving to collection drives isn’t one of them. Read ALAN's latest (and catchiest) blog to learn why these efforts often impede disaster recovery – and how you can better support disaster survivors this Hurricane Season. #blogpost #singalong #humanitarianlogistics #hurricaneseason2024 #supplychain https://lnkd.in/eKTxPS3q
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Hurricane Beryl's unprecedented ferocity is a stark reminder of how intense the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season is. With records shattered and communities devastated too early in the season, the question is not if, but when your business will face a similar threat. Can your business withstand the impact of a major storm? EarlyAlert offers comprehensive crisis management solutions to build resilience and safeguard the continuity of your operations. Don't be caught off guard. Prepare now. #hurricaneberyl #businessresilience #crisismanagement
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Our thoughts are with everyone impacted by Hurricane Beryl in Texas. If you have been affected by Hurricane Beryl’s path, please call 1.800.TOILETS (1.800.864.5387) and press 1 to speak to a representative about your Site Service needs. #Texas # HurricaneBeryl #EmergencyResponse #TemporaryRestrooms #TemporaryFence
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If you experienced damage from Hurricane Beryl, make sure you self-report it at damage.la.gov. Reporting damage to your home can help parish, state and federal authorities better understand the location and severity of damage caused by significant weather events. This information can help expedite the Individual Assistance process following major disasters and emergencies. Take a few minutes to submit your information at damage.la.gov.
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1moLooking forward to the St. Paul Food Truck Festival this weekend - great opportunity to volunteer for FMSC and help raise money to support your mission.