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Emergency Management
7530 Little Rd., New Port Richey, FL, 34654 - Phone (727) 847-8137 Fax (727) 847-8004
Resident Information Center
Email
oem@pascocountyfl.net
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
oem@pascocountyfl.net
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
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Protecting Your Business
Have you ever considered the catastrophic effects a hurricane may have
on your business, your employees and your life? Following Hurricane
Andrew, an estimated 8,000 businesses and 100,000 jobs were
seriously impacted.
The Tampa Bay area could experience even more severe losses.
Developing a written hurricane preparedness plan, and training
employees to implement it, is critical.
The Department of Labor states that 40% of businesses never reopen
after being impacted by a disaster. Hoping a storm will not impact your
business is not a strategy or plan of action. The only way to survive a dis
aster is to Get a Plan!
The Office of Emergency Management can provide assistance in
developing both your hurricane procedure and staff training program.
Click here for additional information provided by the Tampa Bay
Regional Planning Council in association with the Business Continuity
Planning Alliance and the State Division of Emergency Management.
Have you ever considered the catastrophic effects a hurricane may have
on your business, your employees and your life? Following Hurricane
Andrew, an estimated 8,000 businesses and 100,000 jobs were
seriously impacted.
The Tampa Bay area could experience even more severe losses.
Developing a written hurricane preparedness plan, and training
employees to implement it, is critical.
The Department of Labor states that 40% of businesses never reopen
after being impacted by a disaster. Hoping a storm will not impact your
business is not a strategy or plan of action. The only way to survive a dis
aster is to Get a Plan!
The Office of Emergency Management can provide assistance in
developing both your hurricane procedure and staff training program.
Click here for additional information provided by the Tampa Bay
Regional Planning Council in association with the Business Continuity
Planning Alliance and the State Division of Emergency Management.
