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JULY
HAWK-EYE IS HERE
FOR YOUR COMMUNITY 1
2013
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(561) 392-1600
[email protected]
 W HAT TO CONSIDER
BEFORE A STORM
2
HELPFUL LINKS
2
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Hawk-Eye
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HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS:
HAWK-EYE IS READY! ARE
YOU?
Don’t be left in the dark this Hurricane Season. Homeowners’ #1
regret after a Hurricane is that they didn’t have the protection and
supplies needed to get them through after the storm had passed.
Hawk-Eye… our
Proactive Approach
Hawk-Eye Management takes a
proactive approach when it comes
to hurricane preparation for our
Associations and its’ residents.
sites within your community after
the “all clear” has been given by
local authorities to help your
community respond to any issues
at hand and assure necessary
Have peace-of-mind, Hawk-Eye
has a watchful eye not only on
your physical community but
Association records as well.
Action Plans are implemented.
Our professional managers have
assessed each community to make
sure a Disaster Plan tailored to
the needs of each Association is in
place to protect the assets of the
community in the event of an impending storm.
Following a storm, the Hawk-Eye
Management team will assess
The Hawk-Eye team has in place
alternate locations for temporary
offices to serve you, should our
main office not be accessible.
Hawk-Eye Management has enclosed helpful links to assist you
and your family with proper and
efficient preparation for the 2013
storm season.
Careful preparation is the best
way to cope with a storm threat.
Hawk-Eye Management
and Staff wish you and
your family a safe storm
season.
WEATHER UPDATES
STATE & NATIONAL RESOURCES
NOAA National Hurricane Center
NOAA Hurricane Preparedness
www.nhc.noaa.gov
www.nhc.noaa.gov/prepare
www.weather.com
www.fema.gov/hurricanes
The Weather Channel
FEMA Hurricane
Weather Underground
FL Division of Emergency Management
www.wunderground.com
www.floridadisaster.org
AccuWeather
www.accuweather.com
HELPFUL
LOCAL RESOURCES
PALM BEACH COUNTY
www.pbcgov.com/dem/hurricane_preparedness
BROWARD COUNTY
LOCAL RADIO STATIONS
WPTV (NBC)
WJNO-AM 1290, WXEL-FM 90.7
LINKS
www.broward.org/hurricane/pades/default
BEFORE
THE STORM
WPEC (CBS)
WSBR-AM 740, WIRK-FM 103.1
WPBF (ABC)
WRMF-FM 97.9
EMERGENCY
CONTACTS:
AT-A-GLANCE
Hawk-Eye recommends you
have an effective Disaster Plan!
Consider the types of vulnerabilities and damages that
could affect your home, your
family or your facility. Your
home and the surrounding
area could be subject to storm
surge, flooding and strong
winds.
Choose a “safe room” within
your home. In certain circumstances, the safest areas
may not be your home but
within your community. A
“safe room” should be a location away from any windows.
Plan in advance escape
Determine what to do with
routes from your home and
your pets if you need to
places to meet family memevacuate, and make sure
bers in case of separation. To
their registration and vacfind out inforcinations are current.
mation for
THINGS
evacuation
Keep all of your
TO
routes, please
documents
CONSIDER important
call 311.
including deeds, identification, and insurIf you decide
ance papers and contact
that your home is not safe
information in a safe and
enough to ride out the storm,
waterproof location.
familiarize yourself with area
shelter locations in case you
Make sure you have a
need to evacuate.
NOAA portable weather
Check your insurance coverage to make sure it is current
and complete.
radio and don’t forget to
replace the batteries!
EMERGENCIES…
DIAL 911
EVACUATION INFO…
DIAL 311
NON-EMERGENCIES…
DIAL 211
Palm Beach County
Emergency Management
(561) 712-6400
Broward County
Emergency Management
(954) 831-3900
2013 HURRICANE SEASON NAMES
3901 N Federal Hwy, Ste 202
Boca Raton, FL 33431
561-392-1600
ANDREA
BARRY
CHANTAL
DORIAN
ERIN
FERNAND
GABRIELLE
HUMBERTO
INGRID
JERRY
KAREN
LORENZO
MELISSA
NESTOR
OLGA
PABLO
REBEKAH
SEBASTIEN
TANYA
VAN
WENDY