[Fredslist] Important Tips in dealing with Hermine

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All great advice! Thank you Jason and Fred!

We just went through Hermine here in Fenwick Island DE with our extended family and feel very blessed to have gone through it easily. We prepared, did nothing foolish and feel very lucky to have skated through it.

Be safe out there, Gothamites. These storms are no joke!

	
Catherine Avery
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> On Sep 3, 2016, at 7:05 PM, Fred Klein <FKlein at kleinzelman.com> wrote:
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> Community (Gotham Family) service from Jason Greenberg below.  Thanks.  
> 
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>> On Sep 3, 2016, at 6:56 PM, Jason Greenberg via Fredslist <fredslist at gothamnetworking.com> wrote:
>> 
>> Gothamites- I hope this email finds everyone well. As Hermine prepares to possibly wreak havoc on our Labor Day weekend, I wanted to give you all some tips on how to be prepared ahead of the storm.
>> • My cell phone # on speed dial, 646-425-3711
>> • Fully charged cell phones and other devices
>> • Full tank of gas 
>> • Flashlight (extra batteries)
>> • Portable battery operated radio (extra batteries)
>> • First aid kit with manual
>> • Non-electric can opener
>> • Cash and credit cards
>> • Tying down or storage of all outside property
>> • Reservations for a week's stay at a hotel if you lose electricity (most have back-up generators)
>> • All property insurance policies in your possession (residential, commercial, flood, inland marine (boats), and auto
>> 
>> The Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale is a 1-5 rating on a Hurricane's sustained wind speed, so it's important to have your policy coverages handy. Sustained wind speeds of 73mph and below (tropical storm) keeps your regular policy deductible in effect. Sustained wind speeds of 74mph and above triggers your policy's Hurricane deductible which can range from 2%-5% of your dwelling/property which is Coverage A on your policy.
>> 
>> Most importantly keep yourself and your family safe. If you do experience property damage, call me, 646-425-3711, before you do anything or call anyone else. Also you can email me at adjustman at aol.com or jason at ppadj.com. As always, I'm here for you if you need me.- Jason
>> 
>> Jason Greenberg
>> President/Owner
>> Phoenix Public Adjusters Group
>> 38 Middle Neck Road
>> Great Neck, NY 11021
>> 646-425-3711
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