As we enter into the 2024 Hurricane Season, the Board of Directors would like to encourage you to be prepared for the possibility of a serious wind or hurricane event. Based on State and Local emergency preparedness guidance and our Hurricane Preparedness Plan (attached), we recommend that owners:  

1. Have at least 7 days of supplies to be adequately stocked and prepared. These supplies include food, water, medicine, batteries, pet supplies, etc. 
2. Find a contractor and make arrangements to have your hurricane shutters installed (and then removed) in the event of a hurricane. Waiting until a watch or warning is issued to find a contractor is often times too late. The Bulletin Board page on Verona Reserves website lists a number of contractors.
3. If you are north during hurricane season, please make arrangements with a contractor directly. 
4. If you have tenants that are renting your property, please advise them of their responsibilities. Our property management company does not make hurricane preparation arrangements for individuals.

Once a warning or state of emergency has been issued:

1. Put up hurricane shutters.
2. Move all lanai furniture, grills, propane tanks, lawn ornaments, decorative items, flower pots - no matter how small or big, no matter how light or heavy inside your home or garage.
3. Consider installing latches to secure attic doors. Winds from a hurricane can create a vacuum that pulls the doors up - creating an updraft that can cause damage to the roof and garage door.
4. If you have fans on your lanai, consider removing the fan blades. High winds can damage the fans, or blades can dislodge, if they are left in place.

Please check out the attached information and links below for more information on hurricane preparedness:

https://www.scgov.net/government/emergency-services/hurricane-preparedness/homeowners

www.Ready.gov/hurricane

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