Reunion Resort Hurricane Prep

With Hurricane Milton anticipated to pass directly over Reunion, it is vital to take proactive measures to ensure your safety and mitigate potential damage. Below are essential steps to help you prepare for the storm and safeguard your property.

1. Stay Informed

Monitor Weather: Stay updated by following local forecasts and alerts through radio, TV, or online sources.
Follow Us on Facebook: We will be posting timely updates about Hurricane Milton on our Facebook page to keep you informed.

Know Your Risk: Understand your area’s hurricane risk and the categories to be better prepared.

2. Create an Emergency Plan

Communication: Set a meeting place and contact person outside the area.
Evacuation: Know local routes and options.
Pets: Identify pet-friendly shelters.

3. Prepare an Emergency Kit

Supplies: Include non-perishable food, water (1 gallon per person/day for 3 days), medications, first aid, and hygiene items.
Tools: Pack a flashlight, batteries, and a portable phone charger.
Documents: Store copies of IDs, insurance papers, and medical records in a waterproof container.

4. Secure Your Home

Windows & Doors: Install storm shutters or board up windows.
Outdoor Items: Bring in furniture and decorations to prevent damage.
Utilities: Know how to turn off gas, electricity, and water.

5. Review Insurance

Coverage: Ensure your policy covers hurricane damage and consider flood insurance.

6. Prepare for Power Outages

Backup Power: Invest in a generator and ensure you have fuel.
Food Preservation: Freeze water bottles to keep food cold.

7. Stay Connected

Emergency Contacts: Keep a list of local emergency services and family members.
Social Media: Use these platforms for updates.

8. Practice Your Plan

Drills: Conduct regular family drills and update your plan annually.

9. During the Hurricane

Stay Indoors: Remain away from windows and follow evacuation orders.
Listen to Authorities: Monitor updates on the storm’s progress.

10. After the Hurricane

Assess Damage: Evaluate your property for damage and report downed power lines.
Document Damage: Take photos for insurance claims.