Hurricane Preparedness

People’s Trust Insurance, a Florida-based home insurance company, is proud to promote the importance of hurricane preparedness in Florida. To help all Floridian’s get prepared for hurricane season, People’s Trust has launched a Hurricane Preparedness Guide to be distributed during the company and state-wide Hurricane Preparedness Week, May 6 – 12, 2019.

 People’s Trust Insurance will be supporting and promoting Flood Safety Awareness in conjunction with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Get Ready Campaign. Just one inch of water in a home can cost more than $25,000 in damage—why risk it?” states Floodsmart.gov. Together, we encourage all Florida homeowners to know their risk and take action to protect themselves.

People’s Trust Insurance help Florida homeowners as the 2017 hurricane season approaches by releasing a comprehensive Hurricane Preparedness Guide to help homeowners with proper preparations. 
The Guide helps homeowners create lists of emergency contacts, learn valuable information about hurricane warnings, watches and evacuation, and review important safety tips for children, seniors and pets. 

After more than 10 years without a direct hit from a major storm, some Floridians may not take the threat of hurricanes seriously anymore. That's why Deerfield Beach-based People's Trust Insurance Company released a comprehensive Hurricane Preparedness Guide to help homeowners prepare for hurricane season and urge them to get ready. 

Although it’s been a decade since Florida was hit by a major hurricane, knowledge of storm awareness and preparation remain just as imperative as ever for Florida residents. People's Trust Insurance, Mark Bowsher, CUO spoke on behalf of the importance of hurricane knowledge and preparation at the Florida International University Metropolitan Center’s annual hurricane forum.

People' Trust Insurance wants to encourage Florida homeowners to be better prepared for this 2015 hurricane season. People’s Trust created a comprehensive guide for hurricane safety and preparedness and a  "What Hurricane are You?" quiz to help Florida homeowners realize the importance of preparation.