Metropolitan Dade County Emergency Operations Plan. Section 1: Hurricane procedure.

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Dade County (Florida, USA)

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 06 JAN 1984Description: 1v. (various pagings), 9 figs, 13 tablesReport number: Local GovernmentSubject(s):

Subject: By its location in one of the most hurricane vulnerable areas of the U.S. and with a constantly increasing population of residents who have never experienced a major hurricane, Metropolitan Dade County faces a critical need to plan to reduce loss of life and damage to property associated with hurricanes. This Hurrican procedure is the first step toward an integrated emergency management system to cope with the effects of hurricane damage to Dade County

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By its location in one of the most hurricane vulnerable areas of the U.S. and with a constantly increasing population of residents who have never experienced a major hurricane, Metropolitan Dade County faces a critical need to plan to reduce loss of life and damage to property associated with hurricanes. This Hurrican procedure is the first step toward an integrated emergency management system to cope with the effects of hurricane damage to Dade County

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