We're joining the @CityofTLH tomorrow night for their PREP Workshop to prepare for the 2026 Hurricane Season! Come out & visit us at our table to pick up some great resources! Doors open @ 5:30pm, workshop begins @ 6pm. ALARM International Church, 2532 West Tharpe Street, 32303
Celebrate the new year by getting organized. Start with your insurance docs: gather, review & file your policy. If you received endorsements or changes to your policy, replace those pages to ensure you know exactly what is covered. Shred any docs before disposing. #GoMonth2026
We know that a power outage is possible following a disaster, sometimes for multiple days. An LED lantern can serve as a powerful light source until electricity is restored.
What better way to show that you love someone this holiday than to help them stay informed during a disaster. Give the gift of access. A crank radio provides access to important information - evacuation routes, weather projections, etc. during & after a disaster.
NEW WEBPAGE ALERT! Determining the best insurance coverage for your home can be challenging. The new Shopping for Homeowners Insurance webpage provides step by step guidance to help make the process clearer and easier. Visit: https://t.co/0Qu5r6XMSu
For the past few weeks, I’ve shared brief summaries of recent insurance legislation and how it will impact you, as a policyholder. Visit the Property Insurance Changes webpage for the full summaries:
#hurricaneseason begins in just a few days. There is still time to stock up on supplies, prepare your home and review your insurance. Review Plan Prepare Protect for a preparation checklist:
Documentation of what's important for you & your family is key to preparedness! Photos can help you file insurance claims more efficiently after a disaster.
Include photos of:
📸Your home, vehicle & valuable items
📸Housing payments & insurance policies
📸Forms of ID
The countdown to #hurricaneseason has begun. Although we’re not looking forward to it, it’s imminent and we must be prepared. With just one month to go, visit my Plan Prepare Protect website for guidance:
#Insurancefraud can be deadly. Schemes to fraud insurance companies- arson, staged crashes, etc. -can have fatal consequences & lasting impacts on you & your family. Don’t participate in fraudulent schemes & report those who do. Report suspected fraud.
MYTH: If I have any damage from water, it’s considered flooding.
FACT: There’s a difference between water & flood damage & flooding may not be covered.
#FloodAwarenessWeek#FAW2025@flfloods
MYTH: I don’t need flood insurance if my home is not in a flood zone.
FACT: Flooding can occur anywhere it rains. Over 25% of flood claims come from outside of high-risk flood areas. #FloodAwarenessWeek#FAW2025
Show love to those you care about by ensuring they’re prepared for extreme weather, including hurricanes. Plan. Prepare. Protect. #ValentinesDay#Valentinesday2025
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Thank you, @katehussey8, for the opportunity to share options for consumers who have issues with their insurance claim. Contact CFO @JimmyPatronis’ Insurance Consumer Helpline with questions. Insurance experts are ready to assist. Call 1.877.693.5236.
Once we review your disaster assistance application, you’ll receive a determination letter explaining whether you’re approved for assistance.
You have the right to file an appeal within 60 days.
Learn more about how to appeal: https://t.co/6Oa73e7uCG
As the holidays quickly approach, consider gifts that help your loved ones prepare for a disaster. Although hurricane season has officially ended, a storm can occur at any moment. Power banks can be a lifesaver during a post-disaster power outage. It makes a great gift, too!
We know that a power outage is possible following a disaster, sometimes for multiple days. Try gifting an LED lantern which can serve as a powerful light source until power is restored.
What better way to show that you love someone this #holidayseason than to help them stay informed. Give the gift of access & information. A crank radio provides access to important information such as evacuation routes, weather projections, etc. during & following a disaster.