Governor Glenn Youngkin calls upon residents throughout the Commonwealth to prioritize readiness and resilience in anticipation of potential storms as the Atlantic hurricane season officially begins

Richmond, VA – According to the state officials, Governor Youngkin recently visited the Virginia Department of Emergency Management, where he received a comprehensive briefing on ongoing hurricane preparations.

With the hurricane season spanning from June 1st to November 30th, proactive measures are imperative to safeguard both lives and property. Now is the opportune moment to emphasize the significance of preparedness plans, emergency supply kits, and effective communication strategies.

Effective disaster response and recovery hinge upon collaborative efforts between government agencies, first responders, community organizations, and individual citizens. By working together, we can better confront the challenges posed by severe weather events.

It’s important to recognize that storms originating in the lower Atlantic or Gulf States have the potential to impact Virginia significantly. Therefore, it’s incumbent upon all Virginians across the Commonwealth to take proactive steps towards preparedness.

Let’s all take the necessary time to equip ourselves and our communities with the resources and plans needed to weather any storm that may come our way.

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