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📢It’s Time To Re-Apply for the State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry (STEAR) Program!

📢2022 Galveston County Disaster Guide Out Now (Click Here)

Resiliency Cycle

August 4, 2022

Resiliency is a cycle that continue evolve as you go through. Every plan should go through each one of these cycles regularly.

Mitigate – While you may not have the ability to stop certain hazards, you maybe able to minimize their impact. You cannot stop flooding, but you can mitigate the damage by flood proofing your home.

Prepare – All hazard preparedness can seem daunting, but many things you do to prepare for one hazard can be used in preparation for others like making a plan, building a kit, and staying informed.

Protect – Protect your family, pets, and property. Secure your home and valuables, and if need be, protect your family by evacuating.

Respond – Responding is as easy as putting your plan into action when a hazard arrives. Galveston County also has volunteer opportunities for those who would like to be more involved.

Recover – Recovery starts before the disaster. Insurance audits can help you identify gaps in your road to recovery, as well as becoming familiar with Galveston County Long Term Recovery Group.

 

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MAILING ADDRESS:
Galveston County Office of Emergency Management
1353 FM 646 Rd West
Suite 201
Dickinson, TX 77539

PHONE:
281-309-5002

HOURS:
Mon – Fri: 8am – 5pm
(Closed Weekends & Holidays)

TO REPORT AFTER-HOURS INCIDENTS:
888-384-2000

MEDICAL EMERGENCIES:
911

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