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Experts forecast a busier than average hurricane season, so small businesses should prepare for insurance claims and data backup, among other things.

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Homeowners who have already been approved for My Safe Florida Home inspections will still be eligible to apply for grants.

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Rebuilding after extreme weather can be a long and expensive process due to updated building codes, threat exposures and community priorities.

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Citizens spent $482 million to purchase $3.564 billion in reinsurance coverage for the hurricane season, a cost-efficient measure to mitigate potential claims.

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Hurricane experts added two named storms and a major hurricane to the already-busy hurricane outlook, citing warm sea surface temperatures.

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Borrowers with federally backed mortgages in parts of South Florida, and soon all Citizens customers, must buy flood insurance.

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A tropical disturbance caused flash floods in South Florida. The disaster relief fund is available to Realtors, Realtor boards/associations and their staff.

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The hurricane season, which began June 1, is expected to be busy, but determining where hurricanes will strike continues to be challenging.

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Now through June 14, Florida’s Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax holiday provides tax exemptions on disaster preparedness items.

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Hurricane season is here, so homeowners should prepare for storms. A roof is especially vulnerable to storm damage so seek professional advice.

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