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Hurricane Resources
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We will continue to make posts and share information as it becomes available.
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Emergency Alerts
Please sign up today so you will be notified of pertinent information in the case of a tropical storm/hurricane. Both of the links below will take you to a web page so you can fill out information needed to begin receiving alerts immediately.
CITY OF PASADENA (or just text PTXREADY to 77295)
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Emergency Assistance Registration
STATE OF TEXAS EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE REGISTRY (STEAR)
The STEAR program is a free registry that provide local emergency planners and emergency responders with additional information on individuals who may need additional assistance during an emergency event. If you or someone you know has limited mobility, communication barriers, lack of transportation, or is disabled or medically fragile, make sure they get registered. Registering does not guarantee specific service but allows emergency responders to be aware. CLICK HERE to get registered now. -
Harris County Public Health
The Harris County Public Health office has developed a community Disaster Preparedness booklet that was carefully designed by HCPH’s Public Health Preparedness and Response Division in an effort to provide community members with information on protecting your health before, during, and after a disaster. They includes preparedness information for individuals with chronic disease, disabilities, access and functional needs, new parents, children, and pets. It also provides information on how to prevent or manage diseases through an emergency and how to prevent adverse health outcomes resulting from an emergency or disaster.
CLICK HERE to access this booklet now.
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Business Continuity and Safety Planning Assistance
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
The emergency business toolkit helps businesses to understand their risk, develop a preparedness and mitigation plan, and take action. Doing so will not only increase the safety of employees and customers, but it will help you remain in business after disasters, such as tropical storms and hurricanes. Access HereOFB-EZ (Open for Business-EZ)
Helps build a business continuity plan so your business will prepare, respond, and recover. The OFB-EZ toolkit provides a road map for managing disruptions using simple and easy tasks, including developing an employee contact list, reviewing and documenting insurance policies, building a plan for supply chain disruptions, and how to better prepare your finances. Access HereThe Occupational Safety and Health Consultation (OSHCON) Program
Free and confidential service available to private Texas employers through the Texas Department of Insurance - Division of Workers' Compensation. Professional safety and health consultants across the state are available to help identify and eliminate occupational hazards in your workplace, whether or not your company carries workers' compensation insurance. National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) Resource Toolkit Creates training tools to aid in the development of awareness materials. These tools provide health and safety guidance to those involved in disaster response and clean-up activities. Access Here -
Hurricane Restoration Services
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Upcoming Events
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CenterPoint Energy Outage Tracker Information
CLICK HERE to learn more about the new Outage Tracker
CLICK HERE to watch a video with instructions on how to use the new system.
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Hurricane Resources
- Disaster Help Desk for Business—Businesses and chambers can call 1-888-My-Biz-Help (888-692-4943) for direct support from disaster recovery experts.
- Resilience in a Box—Resource guide based on best practices designed to help educate business leaders on disaster preparedness and business resilience.
- Disaster Recovery Quick Guides—made possible by Shell, has tailored tips for small businesses and chambers looking to prepare and recover
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Evacuation Planning
Hurricanes and storm surges are major threats to the Houston-Galveston region, and depending on the severity of the storm, it may become necessary to evacuate portions of the area. CLICK HERE to view the 2025 Hurricane Evacuation Zone Map and learn more!
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Advocates for Pasadena Businesses and Citizens.