This month, we are happy to highlight our annual bronze sponsor, Brown & Brown, for their public and community service efforts. Through the Brown & Brown Disaster Relief Foundation, Brown & Brown teammates have assisted those impacted by natural disasters who have experienced property loss, physical injury, or other emergency hardships for nearly 20 years. Brown & Brown teammates demonstrate a culture of caring by stepping up to help others in times of need. Keep up the good work!
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When disaster strikes, trust the experts at Best Option Restoration of DTC to restore your property and peace of mind. #BestOptionRestoration #EmergencyRestoration #DenverTechCenter #DisasterRestoration #CleanupServices
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Check out the latest issue of #WesternCity for a sneak peek at this year's #CalCitiesAnnual!
Happy September! The latest issue of #WesternCity is now live on our website! This month dives into what to expect from the upcoming League of California Cities Annual Conference and Expo, including sessions on investing in diversity, community disaster preparedness, incivility training, and more. https://lnkd.in/gxVuz8v
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So proud of my sister Nathalie White for her incredible efforts in rebuilding Southwest Florida. Her dedication and hard work are truly inspiring, making a positive impact on the community. Check out the link!!! #MySisterRocks #CommunityRebuilding #SouthwestFloridaStrong https://lnkd.in/ekXda3nH
Plan to rebuild resilience to prevent future crises on Fort Myers Beach
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It has been great to see Outdoor Recreation continuously gaining the recognition and funding it has needed for years (another $5.2 Mil for Colorado.) Investing in Outdoor Recreation has great returns, that have often been hard to measure. Now we need to ensure that the funds are spent effectively by working with the innovators that have been hard at work developing, experimenting, refining, and practicing improved methods to manage our Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure. Throwing money at outdated recreation infrastructure and using outdated methods of managing trails diminishes the returns of the investments being made and could misrepresent the impacts of our industry. #moderntraildesign #trailbuilder #recreationplanning
It's one of the best days of the year: $300 million is going to all 50 states, U.S. territories, and the District of Columbia through the Land and Water Conservation Fund to expand access to the outdoors. On top of that, National Park Service has updated policies in their LWCF manual to help expand access to LWCF funds to Tribal governments and underserved communities. ORR applauds leadership at NPS and U.S. Department of the Interior for this transformative announcement, made possible by the 2020 passage of the Great American Outdoors Act. https://lnkd.in/gZ86ZHTx
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Navigate property claims post-natural disasters with expert advice and insights. Empower your recovery journey in challenging times. #NaturalDisasterClaims #PropertyRecovery #ExpertAdvice #BaseClaimsPublicAdjustersFL #BrowardCountyStrong #InsuranceTips Click here to visit our blog post: https://wix.to/SYEELNt
Unraveling the Mysteries of Property Claims After Natural Disasters
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The Australian and Victorian Governments are continuing to support disaster-impacted communities, with more than $21 million in assistance to support immediate and long-term recovery following the storms and floods which commenced on 24 December 2023 through to mid-January 2024. The funding package includes: ➡ A $13.1 million Clean-up Program to deliver all-hazards assessments, conduct make-safe and demolition works for impacted and uninsured residents, as well as support for the removal of flood debris – coordinated by Emergency Recovery Victoria. ➡ A $8 million Council Support Fund to support impacted councils to clean-up and restore community assets, facilities and services – as well as make repairs to infrastructure like walking trails, playgrounds and sporting fields. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gkN7JGQq
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Wildland fire. It’s a reality that we all must be prepared for, and FireSmart Canada is here to help! How, you ask? Wildfire Community Preparedness Day, for one, is a great way for neighbourhoods to get involved, and increase resilience together. This year, 230 communities from coast to coast to coast have taken great steps toward wildland fire preparedness. Learn more at the link! https://ow.ly/z5tE50PFBu4
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On 4/17, Tzu Chi USA participated in a Multi-Faith Leaders #ClimateResilience Roundtable hosted at FEMA Headquarters in Washington, DC, where faith-based NGOs could gather together and exchange ideas and best practices regarding climate resilience. At the event, Marshall Siao, the Director of Jing Si 6R Technology, traveled all the way from Taiwan to debut the #JingSiFurniture System. It’s a complete set of items intended to provide relief, comfort, and improved safety for disaster survivors’ who have been left unhoused with little to no belongings. The system includes items like a four-walled privacy partition (featuring a zippered ‘door’ and open roof for air circulation), multi-purpose beds (which may convert to seating or a tabletop), but also a rollable storage cabinet and, notably, mosquito nets. These items are also made from recycled PET bottles. Of the implications after disaster, Zach Wolgemuth, Director of Emergency Preparedness, Response, & Recovery at the Church World Service said it’s huge: “you know, mosquitos are the deadliest animal on the planet. And so to be able to provide mosquito nets to give people a restful night’s sleep where they don’t have fear of, you know, being bitten or disease is pretty special.” Yet, for Silas Kulkarni, the Director of Strategy & Advocacy at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, it’s about more than providing people safety in vulnerable situations: “anybody who’s been driven from their home and needs someplace to feel like they’re a human… just have some sense of dignity, it’s really, really meaningful.” See more in our latest video* and support our ongoing fundraiser** to bring relief after earthquakes in Taiwan at https://lnkd.in/eyDPF8xb *Also featuring appearances by Kathleen Oldaker (Director of Disaster Response Operations at Catholic Charities USA), Debra Boudreaux (CEO of Tzu Chi USA), and Tzu Chi Washington DC volunteers. **Matching funds up to $500K till 4/30! #DisasterRelief #NGOinnovation #UpcycledDesign
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Like many coastal areas along the Gulf of Mexico, northwest Florida has been experiencing flooding exacerbated by sea level rise, as well as tropical storms, heavy rainfall events, and man-made impediments that are becoming more frequent and severe. Proud of our work with Seaside Institute exploring ways public-private partnerships can advance community resilience in Walton County, FL. https://ow.ly/VLaa50SyWxs
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