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When it comes to hurricanes and tropical storms, Floridians have learned first hand that it pays to be prepared. To help you be better prepared, we have information to help you lessen the impact of a major storm or hurricane.  Whenever a tropical storm or hurricane takes aim at our state, Florida's Chief Financial Officer activates a special consumer helpline through which you can seek assistance on any insurance matter. The number is 1-800-22-STORM, or 1-800-227-8676.

My Safe Florida link
The best time to make important decisions about your family's safety is before disaster strikes. Past events have shown that people who think ahead, prepare, and have a plan fare best during and after a disaster. This is true whether the disaster is natural, like a hurricane, or manmade, like a terrorist attack. For disaster preparation help, go to http://www.MySafeFlorida.org.

User’s Guide to the Home Inspection Report   

FLASH link

The Federal Alliance for Safe Homes - FLASH, Inc. is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization dedicated to promoting disaster safety and property loss mitigation.  http://www.flash.org

Institute for Business & Home Safety link

The Institute for Business & Home Safety’s mission is to reduce the social and economic effects of natural disasters and other property losses by conducting research and advocating improved construction, maintenance and preparation practices. For helpful information visit http://www.ibhs.org/.

The mission of the Disaster Contractors Network is to facilitate information sharing and resource matching among government agencies, the construction community, home and business owners. The DCN website facilitates information sharing before, during, and after disaster strikes.   http://www.dcnonline.org/

Rebuilding After a Storm
Tips for hiring a contractor to rebuild your home after a disaster strikes.
 
Hurricane Fact Sheets for Homeowners
How Safe is Your House?
Install Window Shutters 
Protect With Plywood 
Reinforcing Your Roof 
Decreasing Door Danger Zones 

   
The Florida Hurricane Relief Fund is proud to partner with the Florida Department of Financial Services to offer low income families an opportunity to strengthen their homes against natural disasters.

 


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DFS Rule
69J-7.003 Inspections (Guide to Free Home Inspections, Booklet 829-B

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