Residents gather at the Hurricane Expo to learn about safety and preparedness.
Orlando will host the 2025 Hurricane Expo to promote hurricane preparedness among residents. Organized by the Orange County Government, the event is free and will feature expert presentations, interactive discussions, and free preparedness items. Attendees can engage with emergency responders and learn essential survival techniques from experts. The expo aims to equip Floridians with crucial information to stay safe during hurricane season. Meteorologist Amy Sweezey will share insights about the upcoming hurricane season, enhancing community awareness and readiness for potential risks.
Orlando is set to host the 2025 Hurricane Expo on June 21, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Evans High School, located at 4949 Silver Star Road. This event is organized by the Orange County Government in collaboration with the Office of Emergency Management, aimed at promoting hurricane preparedness among residents.
Admission to the expo is free for all attendees. Participants will have the unique opportunity to engage in one-on-one discussions with emergency responders and safety vendors. The expo is designed to equip Floridians of all experience levels with essential survival techniques and tips for enduring hurricane conditions.
One of the highlights of this year’s event is a presentation by meteorologist Amy Sweezey, who will provide insights and predictions for the upcoming hurricane season. Attendees can look forward to receiving important safety information and guidance on effective hurricane planning.
As part of the event, free preparedness items will be provided to attendees on a first-come, first-served basis, which can further support residents in their planning efforts. Experts will be on hand to share practical advice, ensuring that community members are well-equipped for potential hurricane impacts.
The 2025 Hurricane Expo is part of a broader initiative by the Orange County Government aimed at educating residents on hurricane preparedness. Understanding the importance of being ready for severe weather, the expo seeks to engage the community in proactive measures for their safety. Florida is no stranger to hurricanes, and this event underscores the need for comprehensive preparedness plans to mitigate risks and enhance safety during hurricane season.
The successful execution of the expo is anticipated to bolster community awareness and readiness, ultimately fostering a safer environment for all who call Orange County home.
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