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Office of
Emergency Management
Emergency Management
Office of
Multi-Agency Coordination Center
7530 Little Road
New Port Richey , FL 34654
Office 727-847-8137
Fax 727-847-8004
Resident Information Center
727-847-8959
Email
oem@pascocountyfl.net
For Additional Information Call
New Port Richey.....727-847-8137
Land O'Lakes..........813-996-7341
Dade City..............352-521-5137
TDD.....................727-847-8949 or call
Florida Relay Service at 1-800-955-8771
7530 Little Road
New Port Richey , FL 34654
Office 727-847-8137
Fax 727-847-8004
Resident Information Center
727-847-8959
oem@pascocountyfl.net
For Additional Information Call
New Port Richey.....727-847-8137
Land O'Lakes..........813-996-7341
Dade City..............352-521-5137
TDD.....................727-847-8949 or call
Florida Relay Service at 1-800-955-8771
A tropical cyclone is a warm-core, low pressure
system that develops over the tropical or subtropical
waters, and has an organized circulation. In the
Atlantic ocean, they are called hurricanes.
A hurricane combines storm surge, powerful winds,
tornadoes and torrential rains into a devastating
combination. Each year, an average of ten tropical
storms develop over the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean
Sea, and Gulf of Mexico. Three of those tropical
storms will strengthen to become a hurricane.
Look carefully at the safety actions associated with
each type of hurricane hazard and prepare your family
disaster plan accordingly. Identify your threat before a
hurricane arrives. Know your evacuation level, identify
your evacuation route and Get a Plan!
To learn more about hurricanes, please visit the
National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration's
(NOAA) website.
system that develops over the tropical or subtropical
waters, and has an organized circulation. In the
Atlantic ocean, they are called hurricanes.
A hurricane combines storm surge, powerful winds,
tornadoes and torrential rains into a devastating
combination. Each year, an average of ten tropical
storms develop over the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean
Sea, and Gulf of Mexico. Three of those tropical
storms will strengthen to become a hurricane.
Look carefully at the safety actions associated with
each type of hurricane hazard and prepare your family
disaster plan accordingly. Identify your threat before a
hurricane arrives. Know your evacuation level, identify
your evacuation route and Get a Plan!
To learn more about hurricanes, please visit the
National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration's
(NOAA) website.
Hurricanes
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