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Good Morning,

Like many of you I’ve been closely monitoring the approach of Hurricane Ian as the storm nears our state. While the exact trajectory of the hurricane seems to veer south of our district, the storm's size and strength are still a threat to life and property.

With Hurricane Ian approaching, we will closing our campaign office today, Wednesday, September 28th; Thursday, September 29th; and as needed for Friday, September 30th.

We are suspending campaign activities and voter outreach until Saturday, October 1st, so that the focus of the community can be on hurricane preparedness and recovery.

If you haven't already, I encourage you and your families to begin preparing now for the storm by stocking up on supplies, planning for power outages, and educating yourself on evacuation protocols. In this moment of potential emergency, we must come together for the greater good of our community. In that spirit, I urge you to follow the guidance of emergency agencies tasked with keeping us all safe.

After Hurricane Ian, our campaign will be participating in recovery efforts if the storm’s aftermath makes them necessary. We invite you to join us in our efforts.
Hurricane Relief Volunteer Sign-Up ([link removed])

Please reach out to us at [email protected] if we can assist you in any way. We're in this together.

Stay safe.

Danielle Hawk

Emergency Management Resources

Alachua

Alachua County Emergency Management ([link removed]) or text “Alachua” to 888-777.

University of Florida ([link removed])

City of Gainesville ([link removed])


Baker

Baker County Emergency Management ([link removed])


Bradford

Bradford County Emergency Management ([link removed])

Columbia

Columbia County Emergency Management ([link removed])

Dixie

Dixie County Emergency Services ([link removed])

Gilchrist

Gilchrist County Resources ([link removed])

Hamilton

Hamilton County Division of Emergency Management ([link removed])


Lafayette

Lafayette County Sheriff's Office- Emergency Management ([link removed])


Levy

Levy County Emergency Management ([link removed])


Marion

Marion County Emergency Management ([link removed]) or call 352-369-7500


Suwannee

Suwannee County Division of Emergency Management ([link removed])


Union

Union County Emergency Management ([link removed])


Additional Sources of Information


National Weather Service ([link removed])


National Hurricane Center ([link removed])


Florida Division of Emergency Management ([link removed])


Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) ([link removed])

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