Hurricane Preparedness

Hurricane Preparedness Information & Storm Updates

hurricane imageWelcome to the Village's 2021 Hurricane Preparedness page. Here you will find useful information and resources that will help to prepare you and your family for hurricane season. Please continue to follow us on Facebook, Twitter and here on your Village website for any new development.

  1. Elsa Becomes A Hurricane

    Elsa has strengthened into a Hurricane! We’ll continue to monitor what impact if any this will have on Floridians BUT for now please make sure you’re HURRICANE READY! Now is the time to check hurricane plans and gather supplies. Read on...

  2. Tropical Storm Elsa Update

    It’s still way too early to determine what impacts, if any, are expected for South Florida from Tropical Storm Elsa. But now is a great time to check your hurricane plan & supplies! Read on...
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Hurricane Preparedness Educational Webinar

June 1st is the official first day of the 2021 Hurricane Season.  Are you ready?  Don't worry, your Village has you covered with all the information you need to be prepared during this season, with special guest speaker, Meteorologist Ryan Phillips of NBC 6!

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Hurricane Season



The Hurricane Season runs from June 1 - November 30th, so now is the right time to ensure you have a family emergency plan if you haven't created one yet. Download the Miami-Dade County Guide below and access other important links to prepare you for hurricane season:


Emergency & Evacuation Assistance Program

Residents who require evacuation assistance should register for the Emergency and Evacuation Assistance Program (EEAP) before hurricane season to ensure help will be given following an evacuation order. Assistance may also be provided after an emergency.

This program is for individuals with functional and access needs who live alone or with families who

  • cannot evacuate on their own due to medical or specialized transportation needs
  • are homebound or bedridden, unable to walk and do not have transportation options
  • are on life-sustaining medical equipment that requires electricity
  • require assistance with daily living activities

If you know of someone with limited mobility and medical issues, help them to sign up for the EEAP to ensure they receive assistance. 

Pre-registered residents in the EEAP will receive priority. Visit the Emergency and Evacuation Assistance Program (EEAP) page to learn more about the program, printout an application or register online.  Call 311 if you would like an application sent to you, including alternate formats such as Braille or large print.

Residents in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, or group homes must follow their own facilities’ emergency plans. Facilities implement their mutual aid agreements should they need to evacuate. 

click here to register