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Hurricane Preparedness Kit

21 Sep 2026

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inside the KIT

  • A practical hurricane communication playbook

  • Pre-season alerting and communication readiness checklists

  • Ready-to-use resident FAQs and social media outreach materials

  • Crisis24 expert intelligence on the hurricane risk landscape

  • Guidance to support budget and preparedness conversations 

Download the kit to access all seven resources and use the tools that are most relevant to your agency and community. 

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