Wright Flood Advice: Storm Safety Tips Ahead of Hurricane Michael
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- If you have already received a shelter in place order, please remain indoors until officials determine it is safe to go outside.
- Review your hurricane preparedness plan with your family
- Review your supplies to ensure you have everything you'll need to weather the storm and its aftermath.
- Evacuate if asked to do so, and it is still considered safe to do so, taking your supplies with you.
- If you haven't done so already, shore up your home by boarding up all windows or install storm shutters, moving items inside, anchoring down items remaining outdoors.
- Property owners that suffered damage from Hurricane Florence, should take special care to access how that damage impacts the safety of the home or business and those around it, removing as much remaining debris as possible before evacuating.
- In case there is a loss of power, charge all electronics and withdraw cash – ATMs and card readers are unable to work without electricity.
- Take photos of your home and personal property so nothing is missed in a claim.
- Take your policy information with you if you evacuate.
For support, information on a claim or policy, or to file a claim, policy-holders can call us at 800-725-9472, text CLAIM to 727-777-7066 or contact us through our online
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