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2 SOUTH BREVARDHOMETOWN NEWS Friday, May 25, 2012HURRICANE GUIDE

Now is the time to prepare for a potential hurricane

The American Red Cross is gearingup for this year’s hurricane season.

You should, too.“Waiting until after the disaster is

the wrong time to respond,” said JoelHass, CEO of the American Red CrossMid-Florida Region. “People need tothink about what they’re going to doright now.”

He encourages local residents to beproactive in preparing for hurricanes,and offers three pieces of advice to doso.

First, Mr. Hass advises people tostock up on enough supplies to last for72 hours. With blocked roads fromfallen power lines and lasting rain andwind, sometimes it takes a long timefor help to arrive when needed.

“People need to think about howmuch food and water they are going toneed,” he said. “They need a 72-hoursurvival kit. And if they’re on medi-cine, in that survival kit needs to betheir prescriptions – enough medicine

to get themthrough 72hours.”

Secondly, Mr.Hass suggestsimportantdocuments,such as pass-ports, insurancecards andweddinglicenses, shouldbe stored in anaccessible, grab-and-go pouch.

“That way,when it’s time togo to the doctor or insurance compa-ny, all of your very essential docu-ments are ready to go,” he said.

Third, Mr. Hass recommends thatpeople develop a contact list of thoseoutside the affected area.

“If you have family in Tennessee orfriends in Atlanta, where they aren’tgoing to be affected, they need to haveyour contact info and you need tohave theirs,” he said. “Everyone in thehousehold should know that if you get

separated, those are the people youneed to call.”

Aditionally, Mr. Hass said residentsof this hurricane-prone communityshould stay informed of the currentsituation by keeping connectedthrough battery-powered radios andcell phones, which he suggestspurchasing an extra battery for.

He emphasized that readiness andpreparedness saves lives.

“At the end of the day, we thinkthere’s only 40 percent of people whoare ready for that 72 hours,” he said.“That’s a huge number who areplacing themselves in great danger.”

He said after witnessing threehurricanes, Charley, Jeanne andFrances, sweep through Florida in2004, people were calling the Ameri-can Red Cross and actively engagingin hurricane preparedness.

“Now, it’s been a while since ahurricane in Florida,” Mr. Hass said.“And I hope that people don’t forget. Itruly believe that readiness, prepared-ness and early listening saves lives.”

For more information about prepar-ing for a storm, or to learn about thelocal American Red Cross, visitwww.redcross.org or www.midflori-daredcross.org, or call (321) 890-1002.

Joel Hass

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“People need to think about how much food and water they aregoing to need. They need a 72-hour survival kit. And if they’re onmedicine, in that survival kit needs to be their prescriptions –enough medicine to get them through 72 hours.”

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Here are supplies and tips to help youendure hurricanes and other tropicalstorms:

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Food items:• Water: A gallon perperson per day, with athree-day minimumsupply; freeze ahead oftime• A two-week supply ofnonperishable food:ready-to-eat cannedmeats, fruits andvegetables, canned juicesand soups, peanut butterand jelly, crackers, granolabars and nuts• Special foods for infantsand the elderly• Beverages• Pet food and supplies,such as litter and pads

Equipment• Manual can opener• Emergency cookingequipment• Ice chests filled with ice

• AM/FM weather radio• Battery-operated radioor television• Pillows, bedding,blankets• Batteries• Matches (in waterproofcontainers)• Cell phones w/carchargers• Flashlights (one perperson) and battery-operated lanterns• Fire extinguisher• Hammer (in case youneed to break throughdebris)• Tool kit• Land line phone• Generator• Propane, if needed• Chain saw• Plastic garbage bags• Bicycle

Personal items• Paper plates and cups,plastic utensils

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Important numbers and websitesGeneral telephone numbers

• Mid-Florida Region ofThe American Red Cross:(321) 890-1002• Brevard CountyEmergency Management:(321) 637-6670• National WeatherService Melbourne: (321)255-0212• Florida Power & Lightoutage: (321) 723-7795• Brevard County AnimalServices andEnforcement: (321) 6332024

Important websites

www.midfloridaredcrossorgwww.redcross.orgwww.redcross.org/safeadwell

www.Brevardanimalservies.comwww.BrevardCounty.us/nimalserviceswww.Floridadisaster.orgwww.fpl.comwww.ready.govwww.nhc.noaa.gov

Non-emergency numbers

• For all emergencies dial911

Brevard County Sheriff’s Office non-emergency numbers:

• South: (321) 952-6371• North: (321) 264-5100• Central: (321) 633-7162

• North Precinct,Titusville: (321) 264-5208• West Precinct, Viera:(321) 633-2123• East Precinct, MerrittIsland: (321) 454-6652• Cape Canaveral Precinct:

(321) 868-1113• South Precinct,Melbourne: (321) 2536658• UnincorporatedBrevard County: (321)639-7532

Police departments’ non-emergencynumbers:

• Palm Bay PoliceDepartment: (321) 9523456• Melbourne PoliceDepartment: (321) 4092200 • West Melbourne PoliceDepartment: (321) 7239673• Melbourne Beach PoliceDepartment: (321) 7234343• Indialantic PoliceDepartment: (321) 7237788• Indian Harbour BeachPolice Department: (321)

773-3030• Satellite Beach PoliceDepartment: (321) 7734400• Cocoa Beach Police/FireDepartment: (321) 8683251• Titusville PoliceDepartment: (321) 2647800• Cocoa PoliceDepartment: (321) 6397620

Fire departments’ non-emergency numbers

• Brevard County FireRescue: (321) 637-5550(Public Information Line –recorded)• Cape Canaveral FireDepartment: (321) 7834777• Palm Bay Fire Rescue: (321) 409-6300 or (321)633-1766


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Local leaders recall storms that hit the Space Coast

BREVARD — While Brevard Countyhas been fortunate enough to slidethrough the past few hurricane seasonsvirtually unharmed, memories of stormdevastation still linger in the minds ofits residents.

Five hurricanes have directly affectedthe Space Coast since 1950, accordingto the National Weather Service, includ-ing David in September 1979, Erin inAugust 1995, Charley in August 2004,Frances in September 2004 and Jeannein September 2004.

While not classified as hurricaneswhen passing through Brevard, stormsFloyd in September 1999 and Irene inOctober 1999 also had an impact on thecounty, as well as Tropical Storm Fay,which dropped a record rainfall of 26.75inches in 2008.

Joel Hass, CEO of the Mid-FloridaRegion of the American Red Cross, hasmany recollections of the hurricanesthat have affected Brevard County, and,as a result, said he was quite amazed bythe resiliency of the community as awhole.

“I think it’s very important to thinkthat, especially in Central Florida, peo-ple have either moved away or come toFlorida since Charley, Frances andJean,” Mr. Hass said. “There are a largenumber of people who don’t know whathappened at that time. It was wide-spread devastation. They have no ideawhat it’s like to experience a storm thatlasts 24 or 36 hours.”

But because our area is prone to suchsevere weather and other natural disas-ters, Mr. Hass said he believes the coun-ties and cities within the mid-Floridaregion, as well as the county as a whole,are far better prepared than many otherareas of the United States.

“Neighbors help neighbors and thegovernments, along with agencies suchas the Red Cross, are quick to respond,”he said. “The ability for our communityto attract and train volunteers for suchemergencies on a long-term basisalways amazes me.”

Some of Mr. Hass’ most memorablestorm experiences occurred while heserved on the call panel at the county’semergency call center.

“Many of the calls were calls of frightand fear because they had never experi-enced anything like that,” he said.“They were afraid for their lives, and allof a sudden felt they weren’t ready for

something like this. It was a very scarysituation for many.”

As a news reporter with WESH 2News Orlando in 1987, Dan Billow hascovered nearly every hurricane to hitthe east coast of Florida since that time.

“The triple blow from HurricanesCharley, Frances and Jeanne in 2004was the most memorable hurricaneevent on the Space Coast,” Mr. Billowsaid in an email. “These three storms hitwithin about six weeks of one another.

“Charley came from the west andpounded Scottsmoor, and I rememberan elderly woman who couldn’t getpower for the oxygen system thathelped her breathe,” he said. “Francesblew and blew for two solid days andleft Cocoa Beach in sand. Jeanne hitthree weeks later and smashed homesto bits in Satellite and Melbournebeaches. The wreckage of some is stillthere.”

Aside the vivid images he recalls fromHurricanes Katrina and Andrew, Mr. Bil-low said the most memorable scene heremembers from Brevard County was ofa Melbourne Beach woman looking upat the sky through the ceiling of herwrecked home.

“She was trying to pick up the piecesof her home and was utterly over-whelmed,” he said. “I also remember aguy trying to ride a bicycle through Hur-ricane Erin in 1995. And I’ll never forgetlooking out over the Banana RiverLagoon during (Hurricane) Jeanne,

watching the blue-green flashes ofexploding electrical transformers light-ing up the entire horizon.”

For Indialantic Mayor Dave Berkman,Tropical Storm Fay is the storm thatsticks out most in his mind.

In the aftermath of the storm, herecalls his son, Brett, kayaking with afriend atop at least a foot of water, cov-ering Eighth Avenue in Indialantic.

“Luckily, we only had a few homesthat were damaged, even though justone is too many,” he said. “Since then,(our town) has become much moreproactive in putting drainage swales athomes with flooding problems, whichcan now be installed free of charge tohomeowners.”

Melbourne Beach Mayor Tom Davissaid what he remembers most from thestorms that hit Brevard was the sense ofcamaraderie that came in the after-math.

“After the back-to-back storms of2004, I was uplifted to see our residentshelping one another,” he said in anemail. “Folks who did so much to helppeople who they didn’t even know, onceagain, showed how we have pulledtogether in such difficult times. I feltvery defeated by the forces of nature,just as many of my fellow residents, butwith all the support and positive thingswe accomplished, I felt better.”

Lt. Jeff Taylor, public information offi-cer for Brevard County Fire Rescue, alsoshared his memories of the storms that

hit the Space Coast, on a professional,as well as a personal level.

Lt. Taylor was on a cruise in August2004, celebrating his honeymoon, andremembers the unsettling feeling of notbeing able to reach friends and family atthe time Hurricane Charley blewthrough Central Florida.

While both he and his wife’s parents’homes only suffered some minor dam-age, Lt. Taylor performed his first act asson-in-law on the day the couplereturned home, helping his wife’sgrandfather repair his damaged fence.

On a professional level, Lt. Taylorrecalls a wind-blown streetlight crash-ing onto his rescue vehicle during oneof the storms, as well as flooded streetsand many downed power lines andtrees.

After seeing such devastation first-hand, Lt. Taylor reminds residents toalways be prepared during hurricaneseason by stocking up on supplies early,staying up-to-date on emergencyroutes and shelters and being advised ofany alerts in their area.

“Just because it hasn’t happened inthe past few years doesn’t mean wewon’t be affected by such storms thisyear,” he said. “Early preparation is thekey to successfully riding out thesestorms.”

By Tammy RobertsSenior Staff [email protected]

Photo courtesy of Dave BerkmanBrett Berkman and Garrett Fertig canoe over a foot of water along Eighth Avenue in Indialantic, following Tropical Storm Fay.


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Zone 1• Residents north of Garden Street

to north county line: evacuate weston State Road 46 to I-95 North orcontinue west on State Road 46 or goto the shelter at Mims ElementarySchool off of U.S. Highway 1.

Zone 2• Residents from Garden Street to

State Road 50: evacuate to Interstate95 or west on State Road 50, or shel-ter at Apollo Elementary School.

Zone 3• Residents of North Merritt Island,

Port St. John and South Titusville:evacuate west on State Road 405 toState Road 50 West or I-95 North orshelter at Imperial Estates Elemen-tary School on Kathy Drive off of Sis-son Road.

Zone 4• Merritt Island, the beachside &

mainland residents north of StateRoad 520 evacuate west on StateRoad 528 (the Beachline) or shelterat Brevard Community College,

Cocoa, or Walter Butler CommunityCenter, Cocoa, on U.S. 1.

Zone 5• Residents north of Patrick Air

Force Base and Macaw Lane on Mer-ritt Island, evacuate west on StateRoad 520 or shelter at Manatee Ele-mentary School. Mainland residentssouth of State Road 520 use EysterBoulevard, Barnes Boulevard, FiskeBoulevard South or Viera BoulevardWest to evacuate to Interstate 95North or shelter at Manatee Elemen-tary School.

Zone 6• Residents south of Patrick Air

Force Base to north limits of IndianHarbour Beach and south of MacawLane on Merritt Island evacuate weston Pineda Causeway to Interstate 95North or shelter at Sherwood Ele-mentary School. Mainland residentssouth of Wickham Road and north ofAurora Road evacuate west to I-95 orshelter at Sherwood Elementary onPost Road.

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Harbour Beach limits to Indialantic

north limits evacuate west on StateRoad 518 to Interstate 95 North;mainland residents from AuroraRoad to U.S. 192 evacuate west orshelter at Eau Gallie High School.

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of Indialantic to the south countyline evacuate west on U.S. 192 ortake shelter route north on BabcockStreet to Melbourne High School,unless directed west on U.S. 192 toMinton Road south to WingateBoulevard and shelter at Mead-owlane Intermediate ElementarySchool. Residents of West Mel-bourne, Melbourne Village evacuat-ing and needing shelter may alsoshelter at Meadowlane IntermediateElementary School. Mainland southcounty residents needing shelterproceed west on Grant Road, Valka-ria Road or Micco Road to southBabcock Street, then west on CoganDrive or Eldron Boulevard, thensouth and to the west on San FilippoDrive around to DeGroodt Road and


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Trustworthy business is worth its weight in gold

By Meagan McGonemmcgone@hometownnewso l . com

MELBOURNE - StanGoldfarb grew tired ofwitnessing individuals receiveless than they deserved whenselling their prizedpossessions.

"Quite frankly, people weregetting ripped off," said Mr.Goldfarb, who owns SquareDeal Gold Buyers with hispartner, JR Bott. "There was aneed for a trustworthy gold-buying business in the area."

So three years ago, SquareDeal Gold Buyers beganbuilding its business on trust inthe Melbourne Square Mall.

"Based on that, we'vegrown our businesstremendously," Mr. Goldfarbsaid. "All of the trust that we'vebuilt over two and a half yearshas led us to be the No. 1 goldbuyer in Brevard County."

Now it is located in theChase building adjacent to themall, in Suite 102 West of 1990W. New Haven Ave.

"Our concern is somepeople think we're out ofbusiness right now," Mr.Goldfarb said. "We are herewith the same great people andthe same service."

In its new location, SquareDeal Gold Buyers ensuressafety among its customerswith the installation of 14cameras that monitor alltransactions made, as well as asecured entrance to the officeitself.

To prevent fraud andundervaluing pieces, trainedappraisers evaluate karatpurities in front of the clientsby performing various tests.

"We talk to people abouttheir jewelry and its worth,"Mr. Goldfarb said. "We willcheck the exact karat puritiesand current spot market price.We will explain how themarket and process works,what types of equipment weuse for testing and answer anyquestions they may have."

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He said when offering cashfor a client's gold, Square DealGold Buyers can offer up to 30percent higher than other,similar businesses. On oneoccasion, he offered a woman$1,400 for a piece that she wasgoing to sell for $250 to a mail-away cash-for-gold company.

"You have some people thattry to rip people off and make aliving," he said. "Our plan is acumulative thing. We'd ratherhave many customers whocontribute a little bit each.

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Remember, you will not be asked toleave your home unless you are seri-ously threatened. When you areordered to evacuate, go immediately.

Monitor television and radio newsbroadcasts for information updates.

Purchase an NOAA weather alertradio to listen for immediate severeweather information year-round.

Please note: Not all shelters may beopen during a storm.

Please call the Brevard County Officeof Emergency Management at (321)637-6670 or (321) 637-6674 to see if theshelter nearest you is open beforearriving.

Below is a list of primary evacua-tion shelters in Brevard County:

• Mims ElementarySchool: 2582 U.S. 1, Mims• Apollo ElementarySchool: 3085 Knox McRaeDrive, Titusville• Imperial EstatesElementary: 900 ImperialEstates Lane, Titusville

• Walter ButlerCommunity Center: 4201U.S. 1, Cocoa• Brevard CommunityCollege: Cocoa campus,Building 3, 1519 ClearlakeRoad, Cocoa• Manatee ElementarySchool: 3425 Viera Blvd.,Viera• Sherwood ElementarySchool: 2541 Post Road,Melbourne• Eau Gallie High School:1400 Commodore Blvd.,Melbourne• Melbourne High School:74 Bulldog Blvd.,Melbourne• MeadowlaneIntermediate ElementarySchool: 2700 WingateBlvd., West Melbourne• Heritage High School:2351 Malabar Road, PalmBay• Bayside High School:1901 DeGroodt Road S.W.,

Palm Bay• Barefoot BayCommunity Center:Building A, BarefootBoulevard (Not a shelter;meet at community centerfor transportation to ashelter)• South MainlandCommunity Center: 3700Allen Ave., Micco

If ordered, evacuate immediatelyand follow these instructions:

• Stay tuned to batterypowered radio and followinstructions• Wear protective clothingand sturdy shoes• Take your emergencysupply kit• Lock your home• Use travel routesspecified by localauthorities

Source: Brevard County Office ofEmergency Management


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Preparing for a shelter stay

Brevard County strongly urges that a publicshelter be used only as a last resort.

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If you require public sheltering, please befamiliar with your designated primary evacua-tion shelter location and your planned route tothat shelter.

Shelter route signs have been posted to assistyou.

Below is a list of necessities to bring with youif you must stay at an emergency public shel-ter:

• Be sure to take enoughfood and supplies to lastseveral days, includingspecial diet foods, as foodmay not be readilyavailable at the shelter• Bring bottled water (twoquarts per person per day)and other beverages, suchas juices and soft drinks• Bring a manual canopener, eating utensils,

paper plates, cups andnapkins or paper towels• Bring infant formula,food and diapers• Have a two-week supplyof medications and a firstaid kit• Cash or traveler’schecks• Sleeping bags, blankets,pillows, folding chairs.Bedding is not provided inpublic shelters• Personal hygiene itemsand changes of clothing• Flashlight, battery-powered radio ortelevision and sparebatteries, cards, games,books and toys.• DO NOT take pets(except guide dogs),alcoholic beverages orweapons of any kind topublic shelters.

Source: Brevard County Office of EmergencyManagement


Special needs residents

The Special Needs Registry is a confidential listing of BrevardCounty residents, who need assistance due to their medical orphysical condition.

Residents who meet the Special Needs criteria and have noother alternative for safe sheltering should register annuallywith Emergency Management.

Applications can be requested from home health care orhospice agencies, medical supply companies or Brevard Coun-ty Emergency Management at www.embrevard.com or by call-ing Brevard County Emergency Management at (321) 637-6670.

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Source: Brevard County Office ofEmergency Management, (321) 637-6670

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Although hurricane forecasts havepredicted a less active hurricane sea-son in 2012, the Insurance Institute forBusiness & Home Safety cautions thatit only takes one storm to result in cat-astrophic damage.

“Hurricane Irene was the only stormto make U.S. landfall in 2011,” JulieRochman, IBHS president and CEOsaid, “but it caused more than $4 bil-lion in damages and caused wide-spread devastation on the East Coastall the way to Maine.”

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What to do with your pets during a hurricane

Pets are not allowed in public sheltersadministered by the American Red Cross.Pet owners are strongly advised to makeprior arrangements for sheltering theirpets during emergencies.

The North Animal Care and AdoptionCenter, (321) 264-5119 and the SouthAnimal Care and Adoption Center, (321)253-6608, unless evacuated, will be opento receive pets on an emergency basisonly.

Pet-friendly shelters will also beopened at the Port St. John CommunityCenter, 6650 Corto Road, Port St. John,Viera Regional Community Center, 2300Judge Fran Jamieson Way, Viera and Her-itage High School, 2351 Malabar Road,Palm Bay, for you to shelter and care foryour pet. These shelters will be open topeople and pets in mandatory evacua-tion areas only.

You will need:• current rabiesvaccination certificate

• county animal license tags• pet food and water, aswell as watertightcontainers• pet medications• leash and collar• crate or cage largeenough for the animal tostand comfortably andturn around• cleaning supplies• comfort items for your petIf you are not in a mandatory evacua-

tion area and decide to leave, you mustmake arrangements for your pet to gowith you. Pets should not be left behindunattended. The Melbourne GreyhoundPark will not be used as a pet evacuationshelter.

For emergencies countywide, call Bre-vard County Animal Services andEnforcement at (321) 633-2024. For moreinformation, visit www.brevardani-malservices.org.

Source: Brevard County Office of Emer-gency Management


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Before a storm threatens• Before storm season begins, have

your trees properly trimmed to minimizetheir potential impact on your home andneighborhood. Make sure debris iscleared prior to a hurricane warningannouncement when trash pickup is sus-pended.

• Do not attempt to trim any vegetationgrowing on or near any overhead powerlines. Only specially trained line-clearingprofessionals should work around powerlines. Check your local listings to locate acontractor qualified to trim vegetationaround power lines.

• If someone in your home is depend-ent on electric-powered, life-sustainingmedical equipment, review your familyemergency plan for back-up power ormake arrangements to relocate when astorm warning is issued.

Preparing for an approaching storm

• Before lowering a TV antenna or satel-lite dish, make sure to turn off andunplug the TV, and avoid power lines.

• Turn off all swimming pool pumpsand filters, and wrap them in waterproofmaterials.

• Turn your refrigerator and freezer totheir coldest settings ahead of time tokeep food fresh longer in the event of apower outage.

• Turn off and unplug any unnecessaryelectrical equipment.

• When working on a ladder, look upand note the location of power linesbefore you begin. Be sure that ladders orscaffolds are far enough away so that you– and the ends of the tools you’re using– don’t come within 10 feet of power lines.

Portable generator tips • Always read the manufacturer’s

instructions thoroughly to avoid danger-ous shortcuts and ensure the safe opera-tion of your generator.

• Never run generators inside yourhome or garage, as they produce poten-tially deadly carbon-monoxide fumes.

• Keep generators away from all openwindows, including neighbors’ windows,to prevent deadly exhaust from enteringa home or business.

• Buy a battery-operated carbonmonoxide alarm, which will alert you ifcarbon monoxide levels become danger-ous.

• Don’t directly connect your generatorto your home’s wiring. Power from a gen-erator connected to a home’s wiring will“back feed” into utility lines, potentiallyseverely injuring or killing a neighbor orutility crew working to restore power.

• Turn off all connected appliancesbefore starting your generator.

• Turn connected appliances on one ata time, never exceeding the generator’srated wattage.

• Don’t touch a generator if you are wetor are standing in water or on dampground.

• Never refuel a hot generator or onethat is running – hot engine parts orexhaust can ignite gasoline.

• Ensure you have plenty of gas foroperation stored safely in gascontainers.

After the storm: When is it safe?

Here are a few simple guidelines tohelp you and your family avoid injuryafter a storm passes:

• Stay away from standing water anddebris, which could potentially conceal alive wire.

• Don’t venture out in the dark becauseyou might not see a downed power linethat could be energized and dangerous.

• Watch for downed power lines. Call911 or FPL at (800) 4OUTAGE to report

fallen power lines that present a clear andimminent danger to you or others. Donot attempt to touch any electrical powerlines, and keep your family away fromthem. Always assume that every powerline is energized.

• If your roof or windows leak, water inyour walls and ceiling may come intocontact with electrical wiring. Immedi-ately turn off your circuit breakers, dis-connect all electrical appliances that arestill plugged in, and turn off all wallswitches. Remember, never stand inwater while operating switches or


Mitch Kloorfain/chief photographerEditor’s note: Don’t get complacent! While the hurricanes of 2004 didn’t leave much of a mark on the Space Coast, theydid wreak havoc on areas of the neighboring Treasure Coast and south. In this photo, you couldn’t tell where one boatends and another begins at the Fort Pierce Marina following Hurricane Frances in 2004. As longtime Florida residentsknow, vigilance and preparation are the keys to surviving the devastation nature can bring during hurricane season.

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FPL’s restoration prioritiesAll our effort is guided by one principle — find and fix

the damage that will safely bring power to the most peo-ple in the fewest hours.

We follow three steps, which may overlap, to accom-plish this:

First, we fix the power plants and transmission linesthat move electricity to communities.

Second, we fix main power lines that send electricityto neighborhoods. Here, we work with county emer-gency officials to restore power to the health and safetyservices that communities need first (such as hospitals,police and fire). At almost the same time, repairs beginto lines that will bring power to the most people in thefewest hours.

Third, lines serving smaller groups are fixed until wereach individuals with isolated problems, like brokentransformers. We do that last because it doesn’t help tofix the transformer until all the lines that feed power tothe transformers are repaired first.

Crews restore power as they converge on the hardesthit areas and will stay on the job until everyone haspower again.

Throughout the restoration, FPL will communicatefrequently through the news media, the FPL website(www.FPL.com), FPL’s Mobile Storm Center(mobile.FPL.com), Twitter (www.twitter.com/insideF-

PL), Facebook (www.facebook.com/FPLconnect),YouTube (www.youtube.com/FPL) and FPL’s blog(www.FPLblog.com) to provide updated restorationexpectations and other progress reports.

A storm preparation checklist from FPL

• Update the phone number and email address onyour FPL account so we can serve you faster. When youcall us, our computers recognize your phone numberand automatically match it to your FPL account.

• Keep a copy of your FPL bill with you. Having yourFPL account number handy will help us serve youquickly.

• By calling (800) 4OUTAGE and entering youraccount number, you will be able to receive informationthrough our automated system.

• Call your local emergency management office forassistance if you or anyone you know has special needsin case of evacuation.

• Emergency operations officials urge residents to pre-pare to be self-sufficient for up to 14 days. Keep a bat-tery-operated radio and a two-week supply of fresh bat-teries on hand. A battery-operated radio may be the onlyway for you to receive emergency public informationduring a disaster.

Also stock up on:• non-perishable food • medications• baby supplies• pet food• extra batteries.• Purchase bottled water. The American Red Cross rec-

ommends one gallon of water per person per day.• Check your emergency equipment and replace any

important items that aren’t working:• flashlights• battery-operated radios• extension cords• emergency generators• If your preparation plans include the operation of a

portable generator in the event of an outage, after thestorm has passed, be sure to set it up outside and con-nect appliances directly to it. Do not wire your generatordirectly to your breaker or fuse box, because the poweryou generate may flow back into power lines and causeinjuries. It’s also a good idea to have a carbon monoxidealarm inside your home. For more information, visit ourGenerator Safety web page.

• Install an approved hurricane shutter system overwindows and doors, or use alternate coverings such asplywood.

• Trim trees that are not near power lines and cleardebris. Once a hurricane warning is announced, trashpickup is suspended. For more information on our treetrimming policies, visit Trees and Power Lines.

Florida Power & Light Company

Florida Power & Light Company is the largest electricutility in Florida and one of the largest rate-regulatedutilities in the United States.

FPL serves approximately 4.6 million customeraccounts and is a leading Florida employer with approx-imately 10,000 employees.

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