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Statement of Function
The Emergency Management Division’s function is to develop, coordinate and promote comprehensive emergency plans for pre- and post disaster events in Indian River County. Its responsibilities include ensuring that the County meets all local government requirements under the State Emergency management Act. This division is responsible for county compliance with Florida Statute 252 and all associated rules. Adequate public preparedness, warning, education and training are the highest priority for the Emergency Management.


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T.S. FAY FLOODING
Question:
What do I do if my home has been damaged from Tropical Storm Fay?
Answer: Report your damages to your homeowner' or flood insurance company. If you are uninsured, contact the American Red Cross hotline at 1-866-Get-Info (1-866-438-4636) for assistance.

Also find more insurance and flooding information listed below
INSURANCE INFORMATION
When a tropical storm or hurricane is projected to hit our state, the Florida Department of Financial Services activates a special consumer helpline for Floridians to seek assistance on insurance matters. The number is 1-800-22-STORM, or 1-800-227-8676. Hearing-impaired residents may use a TDD to call 1-800-640-0886.

If residents have a problem with a claim, they can file a request for assistance online with the Florida Department of Financial Services and, you can look up licensing information on insurance agents and adjusters. Florida Department of Financial Services web site | After Disaster Checklist | Disaster Insurance Assistance | LÍNEA PARA ASISTENCIA SOBRE SEGUROS DURANTE UN DESASTRE
FLOODING INFORMATIONFlooding: Are you protected?
Devastating floods occur throughout the U.S. every year. Flooding causes more than $2 billion in property damage each year and losses due to flooding are not covered under most homeowners or business policies. More Information | Flood Clean-Up (EPA) | Repairing Your Flooded Home (Red Cross) | Como reparar su hogar inundado | After The Flood - Guidlines

Attention property management firms, subdivisions and HOA’s
In the event of a disaster, each private community needs to sign, notarize, and return the Indian River County Right-Of-Entry Agreement form, allowing access to the respective subdivision for debris pick-up. More Information



NOAAA NOAA Weather Radio Can Save Your Life
Most tornado deaths occur after dark - often late at night without warning. One method to receive notification of a severe weather watch or warning at night is by using a NOAA Weather Radio with a tone alert feature.
Read more about the NOAA Weather Radio



StormReadyIndian River County is a StormReady Community

Indian River County is has been Designated "StormReady" by the National Weather Service. Being a StormReady community provides our residents, business owners, and visitors confidence knowing that we are committed to safety and preparedness by meeting the established guidelines for certification.
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