Pamela Beasley-Pittman
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18,919 appearances
127 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2023
last heard 15 Sep
Pamela Beasley-Pittman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Through the website, residents can expect to find emergency preparedness guides, king tide information, evacuation plans, and a lot of other information that they would be looking for just so they can be prepared ahead of time regarding a storm.
Recently, over this past weekend, we concluded the Museum of Discovery and Science event.
It's the Eye of the Storm event.
It was a very well-attended event.
Every year, we get a significant showing of families that come out to support the event and get a good idea of what's going on with hurricanes and things like that.
We always encourage residents to visit the city's hurricane preparedness website and participate in those community events, such as the MODS event.
And the resources that are provided will help them to better understand the storm risks and prepare their families before an emergency occurs.
So with emergency communications, I'll say again with Alert FTL, the city utilizes that as a means for mass notification to provide the residents with that timely and accurate information before, during, and after any severe weather event.
Alert FTL allows us to send target notifications by the text message, phone call, and email based on that resident's geographic location and the type of incident that is actually occurring.
This ensures that those residents receive that information that is relevant to them and to their individual neighborhoods.
In addition to the Alert FTL, we utilize the website and those social media platforms and all the other communications and outreach efforts just so we can keep them informed.
And we always encourage them to register for alert FTL ahead of time before there's actually a storm.
That way they know the system in and out and can actually understand and navigate through that system.
Our objective is very simple.
It's to provide residents with accurate information quickly so that they can make informed decisions to protect themselves, their families, and their property.
In closing, city staff, all the city staff has been actively preparing for the 2026 storm season through training,
We've done a lot of infrastructure improvements, which we've just heard about.
Community outreach, which is ongoing and continuous throughout the entire year, and regional coordination with our partners, both with neighboring jurisdictions, the county, state level, and federal level.
While no community can eliminate the storm impacts entirely, we're committed to ensuring that Fort Lauderdale is as prepared and resilient as possible.
And with that, I just wanted to say that we have trained, we have invested, we've coordinated, and we're ready for anything that may be thrown at us with any storm.
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