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Lista De Contactos De Emergencia, (Familia, Amigos, Abogado, Guarda Tu Caja De Evacuación En Algún Lugar Al Que Pueda Llegar Asesores Financieros, Etc.) Fácilmente GUÍA DE PREPARACIÓN LISTA DE CONTACTOS TEMPORADA DE HURACANES 2021 DE EMERGENCIA Bienvenidos NÚMEROS PARA MANTENER A MANO Gracias por escoger la guía de preparación para la Temporada de Huracanes 2021 - Max Defender 8. Asistencia de desastres de la Cruz Roja 1-866-438-4636 Esta es la época del año donde todos comenzamos a mirar FEMA 1-800-525-0321 los trópicos y nos preguntamos qué podemos esperar en esta temporada de huracanes. Departamento de Agricultura y Servicios al STEVE Consumidor de la Florida 1-800-435-7352 JERVE Es por eso que es tan importante equiparte y prepararte con la Línea de ayuda al consumidor del Departamento 1-800-342-2762 TDD* 1-800-640-0886 información más reciente y detallada, como lo que encontrarás de Servicios Financieros de Florida en esta guía. División de Emergencia de la Florida 1-850-413-9969 En su mayor parte, todos los que vivimos en la Florida Central Línea de ayuda de Huracanes 1-800-227-8676 hemos tenido suerte en estos últimos años. Programa Nacional de Seguro contra Inundaciones 1-888-356-6329 TDD* 1-800-427-5593 Además de esta guía, Max Defender 8 te mantendrá informado en la televisión, en TampaHoy.com y a través de redes sociales Línea de emergencia de Control de Envenenamiento 1-800-222-1222 como Twitter, instagram y Facebook. Buscanos como @tampahoy Línea de emergencia de huracán Max Defender 8 1-800-528-0808 Acude a nosotros antes, durante y después de un huracán, tormenta tropical o clima severo. Pero no importa lo que se TRÁFICO e información al viajero 511 (DESDE EL TELÉFONO MÓVIL) prediga, sólo basta con una tormenta. Ese impacto podría cambiar tu vida para siempre si tú y tu familia no están preparados. Es vital tener un kit de supervivencia y lo más importante, THE EAGLE 107.3 FM mantenerte informado. SOCIOS RADIOFÓNICOS SPIRIT FM 90.5 Gracias nuevamente por recoger nuestra guía de preparación para la Temporada de Huracanes 2021 - Max Defender 8. Y recuerda: La idea es que estés listo y preparado, sin importar la magnitud FUENTES: de las tormentas. RECURSOS DE INFORMACIÓN PROPORCIONADOS POR: CONSEJO DE PLANIFICACIÓN REGIONAL DE TAMPA BAY Y OPERACIONES DE GESTIÓN DE EMERGENCIAS DE LOS SIGUIENTES CONDADOS: CITRUS, DESOTO, HARDEE, HERNANDO, HIGHLANDS, HILLSBOROUGH, MANATEE, PASCO, PINELLAS, POLK Y SARASOTA. FUENTES ADICIONALES: CRUZ ROJA AMERICANA; DOMINION ENERGY; FEMA; FLASH.ORG; FLORIDA DISASTER.ORG; DEPARTAMENTO DE SERVICIOS FINANCIEROS DE LA FLORIDA; DOTACIÓN NACIONAL PARA LA EDUCACIÓN FINANCIERA; CENTRO NACIONAL DE HURACANES; DEPARTAMENTO DE RESIDUOS SÓLIDOS DEL CONDADO DE POLK; SPCA DE TAMPA BAY; BASE DE DATOS NACIONAL DE SEGURIDAD ALIMENTARIA DEL USDA; CORTESÍA DE MAPAS DEL CONSEJO DE PLANIFICACIÓN REGIONAL DE TAMPA BAY IMPORTANT CONTACTS | 3 INTRO | 2 Contenido TABLA DE CONTENIDO PARA SUS NECESIDADES DE NAVEGACIÓN Artículo Mapas Desarrollo de un Plan Familar 6 Uso del Mapa del Condado 31 Protegerse Así Mismo 8 Citrus Condado 33 Protege A Sus Mascotas 11 Hernando Condado 35 Proteja su Casa 14 Hillsbourough Condado 37 Nececidades Expeciales 18 Manatee Condado 41 Farmacéuticos 20 Pasco Condado 43 Protección del Consumidor 21 Pinellas Condado 45 Seguridad de las Inundaciones 22 Polk Condado 49 Información del Seguro 24 Sarasota Condado 51 Proteger sus Documentos 26 Imprescindibles 29 Seguridad del Generador 30 Haz click a los artículos para navegar | Haz click en el logo de TABLA DE CONTENIDO| 5 Max Defender 8 para regresar Contenido DESARROLLO DE UN PLAN FAMILIAR Una guía para proteger a tu familia Cada temporada de huracanes, revisa, practica REFUGIOS PÚBLICOS SI NO DESALOJAS Corrobora que las ventanas y actualiza tu plan Familiar. Necesitarás conocer están protegidas y el hogar está Un refugio de evacuación debe ser tu último recurso. Ten en cuenta asegurado. Limpia los recipientes tu ruta de evacuación, obtener suministros de que diferentes refugios pueden abrirse en diferentes momentos, para beber agua y tu bañera dependiendo del tamaño y la intensidad de una tormenta. No vayas emergencia y tomar medidas para proteger tu para almacenar agua limpia. hasta que un funcionario anuncie que ya se ha abierto un refugio en JENNIFER Planifica tres galones de agua por hogar. Recuerda hacer planes para amigos o específico. Ten en mente que los refugios posiblemente estén llenos persona y por día para todos los LEIGH de gente y sean incómodos. familiares con necesidades especiales, incluyendo usos. Ofrece tu hogar a amigos o familiares que necesiten desalojar. a tus mascotas. Todos, incluyendo los niños, Asegúrate de traer: te recomendamos tener al menos Almohadas, sábanas y mantas o saco de dormir deberían participar en este plan. un suministro de dos semanas Alimentos dietéticos especiales, agua y medicamentos con prescripción de alimentos no perecederos, Mudas de ropa y artículos de higiene personal SALIENDO DEL AREA incluyendo un abrelatas no eléctrico Linterna, radio y baterías adicionales EVACUACIÓN y un teléfono no eléctrico, con cable. Implementos infantiles y juguetes silenciosos para niños Desaloja lo antes posible. Papeles y documentos importantes Comprueba los mapas dentro Planea una ruta alternativa. Nota: No se permiten alcohol y armas de fuego; la mayoría de los de esta guía para ver en qué Si vuelas, prepárate para refugios no permitirán mascotas. ruta de evacuación vives. Esto el cierre del aeropuerto y/o determinará el momento y si vuelos cancelados. Recuerda, EN CASO DE DESALOJAR necesitas refugiarte durante las tormentas pueden cambiar una tormenta. Recuerda: La de dirección rápidamente No te asustes si se da una orden de evacuación. Asegúrate de salir mayoría de los residentes de y sin advertencia, así que con tiempo suficiente para desalojar antes de que el clima se vuelva casas móviles deben buscar ten cuidado y evita conducir peor. NO arriesgues tu vida. refugio, independientemente directamente a la ruta de una Toma tus suministros imprescindibles y documentos importantes, de su ubicación. Deberías tormenta. Sintoniza nuestros PROPIETARIOS DE incluyendo tu licencia de conducir y pólizas de seguro. planear ahora dónde evacuar socios radiofónicos (incluidos NEGOCIOS Toma artículos irremplazables como fotos o recuerdos. a tu familia. Haz arreglos en la página 2 de esta guía) Todos los negocios también deben Deja que tus amigos y familiares sepan a dónde irás. para quedarte con amigos o para mantenerte informado tener un Plan de Desastres. Para Apaga la electricidad, el agua y el gas si los funcionarios te piden familiares que viven en una sobre las condiciones obtener una guía, Ponte en contacto que lo hagas. zona segura para huracanes. del tráfico. con tu agencia local de emergencias, Asegura las puertas y ventanas. Ten alimentos listos, agua y Cámara de Comercio o ve a www. suministros imprescindibles sba.gov/business-guide/manage- (ver página 10). Si evacuas a your-business/prepare-emergencies. un hotel en el interior, pregunta por las políticas especiales de PLAN FAMILIAR| 7 PLAN FAMILIAR |6 huracanes. Lo más importante, asegúrate de que tu destino NO está en una ruta de evacuación. Contenido PROTÉGETE A TI MISMO Durante y después de la tormenta DURANTE LA TORMENTA DESPUÉS DE LA TORMENTA Sé paciente. Puede tomar un tiempo para que el Permanezca en el interior, alejado de ventanas, tragaluces y puertas de cristal, hasta que la tormenta haya pasado equipo de emergencia llegue a tu vecindario. Restaurar oficialmente. Ten cuidado, puede parecer que la tormenta utilidades podría tomar varias semanas. Usa precaución REBECCA ha terminado, pero en realidad puede estar pasando el ojo BARRY del huracán. Puede parecer tranquilo, pero el clima podría extrema. Puede haber situaciones peligrosas deteriorarse rápidamente. La calma puede durar a tu alrededor. sólo 10-20 minutos. Si pierdes la energía de la cobertura meteorológica del Canal Si su casa fue dañada, no Abre ventanas y puertas para de noticias 8, las actualizaciones de noticias están disponibles regreses hasta que haya sido ventilar tu hogar. en su teléfono inteligente o tableta. Descarga nuestra aplicación inspeccionada oficialmente. MAX Defender 8 Weather y WFLA News, totalmente gratis, Si se ha producido una ahora mismo. Encuentra el extintor antes de inundación, haz una inspección encender la electricidad. antes de encender el interruptor. No utilices velas ni lámparas de queroseno. Evite todas las líneas eléctricas Deja saber a tu contacto de Encuentra una habitación segura en tu casa, por lo general caídas y charcos de agua. emergencia fuera de la ciudad una habitación interior, sin ventanas, reforzada como un armario que te encuentras bien. o baño en la planta inferior. Reporta las líneas eléctricas derribadas o averiadas, líneas Debes tener un documento de Permanece en tu habitación segura incluso si oyes romper de gas rotas y red de agua identidad válido. Es posible que vidrios. No te expongas a los vientos del huracán. lo necesites para volver a entrar Vigila siempre a los niños. en su vecindario. Si su casa comienza a romperse, cúbrete con un colchón y almohadas. Si tu habitación segura tiene una bañera, entra a Evita apilar escombros No salgas a observar, la bañera debajo de un colchón. cerca de postes de energía. especialmente por la noche. Esto puede dificultar las Utiliza el teléfono solo para llamadas urgentes. No uses el reparaciones. teléfono si oyes truenos. Evita conducir ya que pueden Si estás en un edificio muy alto, evita los pisos superiores, haber escombros y el bloqueo ya que la velocidad del viento es más fuerte según más suba. de la carretera. Dirígete a una sala segura. PROTEGERSE ASÍ MISMO | 9 PROTEGERSE ASÍ MISMO | 8 Si la inundación amenaza tu hogar, apaga la electricidad en el interruptor principal. Contenido LLAME ANTES DE CAVAR EN LA TIERRA Puedes estar ansioso por eliminar árboles grandes y otros escombros después de ser afectado por un huracán. Pero los servicios públicos subterráneos podrían representar un peligro real para ti.
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