EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS SYSTEM

When the storm hits, your residents have questions. 591 per hour, to be exact.

HurricanePrep is an AI assistant that knows your county — evacuation zones, shelter status, real-time updates — and answers every resident's question so your phones don't have to.

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51% vs 5%

Think they're prepared vs. actually are — and no one is giving them personalized, county-specific guidance

Source: FEMA 2023 National Household Survey

591/hr

311 calls per hour during Hurricane Wilma — most were answerable questions

Source: ICMA / Miami-Dade 311

$34.3B

Hurricane Milton damage on Florida’s Gulf Coast

Source: NOAA NCEI, Jan 2025

The communication gap

Your county has the answers. Your residents can't reach them.

When a hurricane threatens, residents need real-time, personalized information. Right now, the only way to get it is to call — and everyone calls at once.

Your residents aren't prepared

The FEMA app gives everyone the same generic checklist. It doesn't know your resident is in Zone A, has a diabetic spouse, and owns two dogs. AI can know that — and build a prep plan around it.

Your 311 lines become the only channel

During Hurricane Wilma, Miami-Dade 311 fielded 591 calls per hour. During Ian, Orange County ran 70+ operators on 12-hour shifts sleeping on cots. Most of those calls were answerable questions — evacuation zones, shelter locations, supply checklists. An AI assistant handles those instantly, 24/7, so your operators handle what actually requires a human.

Information changes. Your residents don't know.

A shelter hits capacity at 2 AM. A road floods and the evacuation route changes. A boil water notice goes out. Right now, that update goes on your website and maybe a tweet. With AI, every resident gets the update pushed to them, personalized to their situation — their zone, their shelter assignment, their route.

AI that knows your county. Answers that know your residents.

Your emergency management team feeds the AI your county's data — zones, shelters, closures, real-time updates. The AI turns that into personalized, conversational guidance for every household.

Resident terminal

MANATEE COUNTY

Hurricane Prep

All systems ready

Water Supply

14 gallons stored

Medications

Refilled through Nov

Generator Fuel

1 gallon — need 5

Important Documents

Uploaded to cloud

Evacuation Route

Zone A — Route 41 North

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Residents ask questions in plain language. The AI answers using your county's live data — evacuation zones, shelter capacity, supply recommendations tailored to their household.

Prep Completion by Zone

Live

Real-time preparedness metrics

Zone A

78%

Zone B

65%

Zone C

42%

Zone D

89%

Overall Readiness

69%

You see what residents are asking, where prep gaps exist, and which zones need attention. Update shelter status or push an alert — the AI delivers it to every affected household instantly.

How HurricanePrep works

Your data in. AI-powered answers out. Real-time, 24/7.

1

You feed the AI your county's data

Evacuation zones, shelter locations, emergency contacts, supply distribution sites — everything your residents need to know. When conditions change, you update it. The AI picks it up immediately.

2

Residents get an AI assistant that knows their situation

Each resident tells the system about their household — size, pets, medical needs, zone. The AI builds them a personalized prep plan and answers any question: 'Where's my nearest pet-friendly shelter?' 'Is my street in the evacuation zone?' 'Do I have enough water for my family?' — all answered with your county's real data.

3

You see what's happening in real time

Which zones are prepared. What questions residents are asking most. Where the gaps are. When something changes — a shelter fills up, a road closes — you update once, and the AI tells every affected resident automatically.

Built for Florida's hurricane corridor

Florida's hurricane reality demands more than a website and a phone bank. These numbers are why AI isn't optional — it's operational.

$450B+

In disaster damages since 1980 — Florida leads the nation (NOAA NCEI)

5

Hurricanes hit the U.S. in 2024 — tied for second-most in a season on record (NOAA)

3

Major hurricanes hit Florida in three months — Debby, Helene, and Milton in 2024 (NOAA)

More likely to prepare when they receive personalized information — that's what AI delivers at scale

The difference an AI channel makes

Without HurricanePrep

  • 311 overwhelmed — residents can't get through

  • Shelter update goes on the website at 2 AM. Nobody sees it.

  • No way to know which households are underprepared

  • Commissioners ask about readiness. You have anecdotes, not data.

With HurricanePrep

  • AI handles routine questions — 311 handles emergencies

  • Shelter update pushed to every affected resident instantly

  • Real-time prep data by zone, household, vulnerability

  • Commissioner briefing auto-generated from live data

Seasonal readiness

Hurricane season starts June 1. Is your county ready?

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See the AI in action for your county

15 minutes. We'll show you how the AI handles your county's zones, shelters, and resident questions — with your data.

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