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York Yankee banners on Bill Liebler’s home. (Bill these three banners aren’t going to help the
Yankees this year.)
The 6-foot vinyl fence that runs from Rosery and in back of Mandalay and across to the
back of Buccaneer and down Buccaneer to Golden Gate will be complete by the time you read
this. It looks very nice and will be a great upgrade for those on those streets.
Your TMHA board wants to remind all of you to keep your property looking good this
summer and to register your guests at the offi ce (read your prospectus for details). Eight violation
letters have been sent in the past few weeks regarding infractions.
Have a great summer.
Hurricane Preparedness –
What You Can Do Now
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It’s not too early to start getting ready in case a
hurricane comes this way. You can prepare by doing the
following (don’t wait until a hurricane watch is issued –
do this now):
Shelter: If we are ordered to evacuate – will you
go to a friend’s or relative’s house, a hotel, or a shelter? If you have special medical needs,
make sure you are registered with the Largo Fire Department or Pinellas County Emergency
Management (464-3800). If you will be going to a shelter, have a folding chair, blanket, pillow,
medications, special dietary needs, and books, puzzles, or games ready to go.
Important Papers: Take your insurance, banking, and other important papers with you
or store them at a secure location. Include an inventory of your possessions and pictures or a
videotape of them for insurance purposes. Also a back-up of your computer fi les.
Automobile: Keep your car’s gas tank topped off during the summer (gas pumps will
not work if electricity goes out).
Cash: Have a supply of cash – ATM’s will not work if electricity goes out.
Medications: Fill prescriptions and remember to take your medications with you.
Home: Before you leave, store all outside furniture, potted plants, bikes, etc. in sheds or inside
your home. These will become missiles if left outside. Put awnings down and secure them. Turn
off your water supply and electrical breakers to prevent potential damage.
Contacts: Let friends and relatives know where you plan to stay and establish an outof-state
contact so everyone can check in after the storm.
Emergency Kit: Pack a kit with clothing, fl ashlight, portable radio, batteries, toiletries,
hand sanitizer, trash bags, fi rst aid items.
Food and water: Take enough water and non-perishable (remember the non-electric
can opener), as well as paper towels, paper plates, and utensils to last at least a week.
Follow the advice of the Emergency Management Offi ce provided by radio or television
stations regarding evacuations. DO NOT stay in your mobile home.
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