Prepare for Hurricane Season

All you need to know for hurricane season, from downloadable checklists to links to resources in Miami-Dade, Broward and Duval County

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Hurricane season in Florida runs from June 1 to November 30.

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Are you ready? Download your Hurricane Preparedness checklist!

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Be safe After a Hurricane

If you need assistance or supplies, go to your nearest Community Emergency Operation Center (CEOC)

What are CEOCs? Florida faces many challenges in protecting residents from threats of climate change, particularly in our most vulnerable communities. The Florida Disaster Preparedness Plan (FDPP) is a long-term strategy for building disaster and community resilience using a collaborative process in vulnerable neighborhoods served by Community Emergency Operation Centers (CEOCs). CEOCs are command centers and/or headquarters that store supplies and services needed to prepare and recovery from natural disasters.

Find your CEOC 

If there is no CEOC in your area, look for a Community Hub close to you

What is a Community Hub? It’s a welcoming place which provides a focal point in a vulnerable neighborhood to foster greater local community and bring residents, organizations together to improve the quality after a natural disaster.

Find your Community Hub 

RESOURCES

STATEWIDE

Legal Assistance
Florida Immigrant Coalition (FLIC) Hotline: 1-888-600-5762

DUVAL COUNTY

Sign-up for AlertJax
Vulnerable Population Registration

BROWARD COUNTY

Sign-up for Broward Alerts
Emergency Shelters
Vulnerable Population Registration

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY

Sign up for Miami-Dade Alerts
Sign-up for Emergency & Evacuation Assistance
Emergency Evacuations
Call 311

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