DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
Weather can be unpredictable, and, if we are unprepared, it can cause devastation to the things most important to us. Taking appropriate precautions can help avoid claims and keep others safe, so our materials were created with you, the potential insured, in mind.
Regardless of whether a hurricane, tornado, wildfire or winter weather is heading your way, we want to make sure you have the right information to avoid further damages as well as reputable resources to assist you in accessing the most up-to-date weather information.
Wildfires
In the event of a wildfire, we encourage you to share this with others as a helpful resource. We have included tips and links regarding preparation for inclement weather. Wildfires can be especially disastrous because they spread quickly, are difficult to put out and release a lot of smoke.
Hurricane
In the event of a forecasted hurricane, we encourage you to share this with others as a helpful resource. We have included tips and links regarding preparation for inclement weather. Hurricanes can be especially disastrous because of the multiple hazards they present such as high winds, hail, flooding, large amounts of rainfall and tornadoes.
Tornado
In the event of a forecasted tornado, we encourage you to share this with others as a helpful resource. We have included tips and links regarding preparation for inclement weather. A tornado can be especially disastrous because of high winds, flying debris and extreme damage.
Winter Weather
In the event of a forecasted blizzard or other winter storm, we encourage you to share this with others as a helpful resource. We have included tips and links regarding preparation for inclement weather. Winter weather can be especially disastrous because of the possibility of high winds, heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures. There is also much concern for injuries and being stranded in these storms.
Pandemic
In the event of a pandemic, we encourage you to share this with others as a helpful resource. Included are tips and links for how to prepare and respond.