Hurricane Ian: Preparing for Public Assistance
As soon as they are able, both public and nonprofit entities must consider the available resources to help defray costs, including insurance and federal disaster assistance programs.
September 29, 2022 at 01:11 PM
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Board of ContributorsOur thoughts are with our colleagues, clients, and friends affected by Hurricane Ian as it continues to wreak havoc on the State of Florida. At this time, safety of residents, search and rescue, and support of critical infrastructure are the chief concerns; however, as soon as they are able, both public and nonprofit entities must consider the available resources to help defray costs, including insurance and federal disaster assistance programs.
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