Escambia County officials are sounding the alarm as a storm brings a terrifying forecast of 5 to 7 feet of surge and potential inland flooding—are you prepared?

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Documenting after storms: some damage isn’t visible from the ground. Have a plan to photograph and track condition changes over time, and keep updated contact lists for trusted local pros. A clear, documented process helps keep business continuity intact. #StormReadiness

Golden mussels have been spotted in Stockton, prompting urgent protective measures to safeguard local reservoirs and prepare for El Niño storms—are you ready?

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Decision makers: document vendor criteria early, then vet before an emergency hits. A smooth handoff means a vetted list of pros, clear scopes, and set response times. Your team will thank you when weather stories become quick, calm recoveries rather than chaos. #stormreadiness

After a severe weather event, document visible conditions and keep dated photos. Some damage isn’t visible from ground level, so have a clear inspection scope and a trusted vendor you can call for a follow-up. Prep now, respond calmly, protect business continuity. #StormReadiness

Saint Helena is gearing up for potentially intense winter storms as city officials and PG&E unveil crucial flood response plans and urge residents to prepare now!

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