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Gus Bilirakis: With hurricane season underway, my constituents in Florida and all Americans living in coastal regions are susceptible…

On the recordJune 8, 2017
With hurricane season underway, my constituents in Florida and all Americans living in coastal regions are susceptible to these devastating storms. Disaster can strike at any time, often with little warning. It is never too early to prepare. Know your evacuation routes and have a supply kit ready. Also important, ensure your home is structurally sound to withstand intense winds and rain. Taking steps now to reinforce a roof covering or protect an exterior window could mean the difference between saving money in the long run and dealing with major property damage. That is why I am introducing the SHELTER Act, to provide tax credits to encourage people to stormproof their homes and properties. This legislation is about helping our communities be proactive when it comes to preparing for hurricane season. Our local emergency managers in Pasco, Pinellas, and Hillsborough Counties do an incredible job of ensuring our communities are ready. But preparedness must also begin at home. ____________________
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Gus Bilirakis
Republican · Florida
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Jun 8, 2017

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