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Sep 11, 2026
Procurement of all labor, materials, equipment, permits, and incidentals necessary to furnish and install permanent standby generator systems at the Hendry County Health Department facilities in LaBelle and Clewiston, Florida.
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Procurement of licensed contractors for wind mitigation improvements at the Hendry County Health Department, including replacement of soffit assemblies, installation of wind-resistant soffit vents, and installation of a storm protection system for a stained-glass window.
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City
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Tallahassee
County
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Leon
Address
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2555 Shumard Oak Blvd
Phone Number
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(850) 815-4000
Zip Code
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32399
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Florida Division of Emergency Management
This Final Report, compiled by The President's Council, outlines a comprehensive plan for overhauling the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) by introducing a transformed agency model. The plan proposes ten key recommendations: equipping states, local governments, tribes, and territories to lead disaster response; enhancing critical federal programs and resources; realigning criteria for federal disaster assistance; replacing the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program with a two-phase funding structure; streamlining the Individual Assistance Program into a single direct payment program; reforming the Public Assistance Program to provide direct funding; reforming the FEMA National Flood Insurance Program for financial stability and risk resilience; maximizing efficiency by reducing administrative costs; revitalizing a unified national network for partnership; and establishing a transformed agency focused on core missions. The strategic direction aims to create a more efficient, responsive, and resilient nation by decentralizing disaster management, reducing bureaucracy, strengthening partnerships, and empowering state and local entities to lead, with federal support.
This document outlines Florida's State Mitigation Strategy, primarily driven by the Enhanced State Hazard Mitigation Plan (SHMP). The plan, approved in 2023 and effective through August 2028, identifies natural hazards and risks, establishing goals and objectives to minimize fatalities, injuries, and property losses. It highlights Florida's 'Enhanced' status, which secures additional federal hazard mitigation funding. Key focus areas include addressing climate change, future conditions, social vulnerability, and fostering increased collaboration with stakeholders. The strategy is supported by the Mitigate FL workgroup, an interagency body that reviews and updates the SHMP and discusses mitigation initiatives.
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The State of Florida Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan establishes a flexible, adaptable, and scalable framework for managing all hazards and disasters. It outlines roles and responsibilities for local, state, and federal emergency officials to ensure a unified approach to preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation. The plan aims to strengthen local government capabilities, coordinate resources, facilitate interagency collaboration, and provide technical assistance to protect lives, property, and livelihoods across Florida.
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