As we step into August, we also enter the peak of New England’s hurricane season—a perfect time to share preparedness information with your community. I’ve attached a few helpful information sheets that you’re welcome to forward or incorporate into your messaging. These resources include:
- Hurricane / High Wind Safety Tips – Guidance on preparing your home and family for a tropical event
- Pet Preparedness – How to keep pets safe and included in emergency plans
- Power Outage Preparedness – Essentials to remember during power outages
- Communication Planning – Tips for staying connected before, during, and after a storm
If you need these in another Language, please let me know, most are available in Multiple Languages.
Let’s Get the Word Out!
Consider posting these materials on your town’s website or social media channels, including them in newsletters, or even hosting a brief preparedness event or info table at a local gathering. I’m also happy to collaborate with you to hold a preparedness presentation for residents, senior centers, civic groups, schools, and more. Every reminder helps build a more resilient community.
Consider posting these materials on your town’s website or social media channels, including them in newsletters, or even hosting a brief preparedness event or info table at a local gathering. I’m also happy to collaborate with you to hold a preparedness presentation for residents, senior centers, civic groups, schools, and more. Every reminder helps build a more resilient community.
If you have any questions or would like to discuss preparedness further, please don’t hesitate to reach out. I’m always happy to meet—just let me know what works best for your schedule.
Let’s Stay Connected
Over time, phones change, contacts get deleted, and numbers get purged. This is a great moment to confirm that you have my correct contact information, listed below.
Over time, phones change, contacts get deleted, and numbers get purged. This is a great moment to confirm that you have my correct contact information, listed below.
Thank you for all you do to keep our communities safe and prepared.