ARE YOU
PREPARED?

Our offices may be closed during the storm but we have staff on-call who checks emails and voicemails for any emergencies that may arise. If you start noticing any damage, whether it may be water or physical damage. Please ensure that you document it as much as possible by taking a picture or video and send it over by email to our office as soon as possible.

You may text or call, at :

+1 (407) 490-4201

or email us at:

[email protected]

Please, keep in mind that these storms can cause major power and water outages, 

there may be some delays in replying to inquiries via phone or email. We will address any and all matters as quickly as possible.

Please be aware, we cannot send any staff out to your location until the storm has passed and all has been cleared by government officials.

Implement as many precautions as practical in advance, such as removing all furniture from your balconies. Please bring in all items outside of the unit. This includes items that are placed in patios and balconies. Move all items inside, including tables, chairs, pots, plants and decorations removing and securing all outside items that might become projectiles during the storm. Items left outside are extremely dangerous as they can become flying objects during the storm and possibly cause damage to the windows.

Please place towels on window sills and on the bottom of all exterior doors.

Residents are urged to develop a disaster preparedness plan before emergency strikes. As part of your plan, have an emergency supply kit ready. Be sure to have a flashlight, battery operated radio, water and food supplies. A full list is available at:

https://www.ready.gov/kit

Implement as many precautions as practical in advance, such as removing all furniture from your balconies, removing and securing all outside items that might become projectiles during the storm, closing hurricane shutters and placing towels on window sills and on the bottom of all exterior doors.

If you are leaving town for any length of time during hurricane season, please remove all balcony/patio furniture, plants, loose objects and assign a nearby relative or friend to close the shutters. In the event of a storm, do not rely on the Association’s staff to make preparations for you; their time will be dedicated to securing the community’s mechanical operations and common areas.

Once evacuated, you should plan on having to stay away for up to a week or more. Government officials will block the return of all persons, except essential emergency personnel, from coming back to the barrier island for up to several days.

Even if Government officials open the barrier island for residents to return, keep in mind that the property may not be ready for you to return, depending on the level of damage incurred, if any.

Download the free app to:

• Create an emergency kit
• Write your family emergency plan
• Learn what to do before, during, and after an emergency
• Sign up for Alert

ORLANDO:

Name: ReadyOC

Apple Available on the App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/readyoc/id556142579

Android App on Google Play:  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thelabapps.readyoc

MIAMI:

Name: ReadyMDC

Apple: Available on the App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/readymdc/id1382263668

Android: App on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gov.miamidade.ReadyMDC&pli=1