Dimmitt Emergency

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Your Comprehensive Guide to Hurricane Preparedness and Disaster Relief.

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Dimmitt Emergency Resource Center

In the event of an emergency, this website serves as a communication hub for all Dimmitt Automotive Group associates.   It will be updated periodically as important emergency-related information becomes available.

Should you require assistance, please  contact the Dimmitt Emergency Message Hotline at (727) 431-3373 or email HR at emergency@dimmitt.com

Current Updates

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Milton: Update #4

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By Andrew Riffee
We hope this update finds you and your families safe and sound with minimal impact from Hurricane Milton. We greatly appreciate your patience during the last couple of days. We know it has not been easy, yet once again your resilience and willingness to support one another has been inspiring. Now that the storm has passed,…
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Storm Preparedness
Guide

Essential instructions from the CFA and PCIAA on what to do before and after a storm.

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Hurricane Preparedness
Resources

Access helpful resources such as a Storm Tracker, Evacuation Zones, Available Shelters, and Checklists.

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Red Cross Hurricane
Safety Checklist

Download the Red Cross Hurricane Safety Checklist to ensure thorough preparation and safety measures.

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Business Hurricane Preparedness:
Safeguarding Your Operations

  • Develop a Comprehensive Plan: Outline procedures for employee safety, communication, data protection, and business continuity.
  • Employee Safety Training: Educate staff on evacuation routes, emergency contacts, and safety protocols.
  • Secure Facilities: Reinforce buildings, secure loose items, and protect critical infrastructure.
  • Data Backup and Recovery: Implement robust data backup systems to prevent loss of essential business information.
  • Emergency Supplies: Stockpile essentials like water, non-perishable food, first aid kits, and batteries.
  • Communication Channels: Establish multiple communication channels for employees, clients, and stakeholders.
  • Business Continuity Strategy: Create contingency plans to maintain essential functions during and after the storm.
  • Post-Storm Assessment: Conduct a thorough assessment of damages, prioritize recovery efforts, and support employees’ well-being.
  • Community Engagement: Participate in local disaster response efforts and support community recovery initiatives