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Staying Committed to Southwest Florida
On Wednesday, I was joined by members of Urban Search and Rescue (US&R) Florida Task Force 6 for a Press Conference encouraging Floridians to prepare now before the next Hurricane takes aim at Florida, as well as to show support for the men and women of our Florida Fire Services who are often exposed to cancer causing carcinogens. These heroes put their lives on the line often on a daily basis. They always have our backs, so we have to make sure that we have theirs, by providing them with tools and training to prevent cancer. These men and women are ready to save lives this hurricane season, but please don't make them have to come and save you. Make sure that you are prepared now, and do not wait until a storm is heading right for you. Visit PrepareFL.com for Hurricane and Disaster related information and resources before the next storm takes aim at Florida.
This week, we saw the launch of three additional Insurance Villages from our Division of Consumer Services. The Villages were an opportunity for policyholders to meet face to face with their insurance providers and secured more than $5.6 million in outstanding claims. Since January, we've helped issue $16.6 million in claims checks at ten Hurricane Ian insurance villages. There is more to be done, but I am very proud of the progress that is being made in Southwest Florida. I am committed to doing everything in my power to ensure that these consumers are made whole, and that Southwest Florida gets back on its feet.
Sincerely,
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