Your Hurricane Season Security Plan (Florida 2026 Edition)
Pre-season contracts, storm-window deployment, and post-event documentation — a checklist for Florida property owners.
Florida's hurricane season demands pre-position — not reaction. Property owners who wait until a storm cone is announced end up paying emergency-rate coverage or getting none at all.
Pre-season contracting (April–May)
Sign a Special Response Team agreement before season begins. Storm-window availability is guaranteed for pre-contracted clients only.
Confirm officer counts, uniform, and deployment window in writing.
Threat-cone activation
When your property enters a 48-hour cone, our SRT dispatch confirms officer positioning, generators, satellite comms, and mobile fencing needs.
Landfall and aftermath
Officers deploy after conditions permit — typically within 4 hours of storm passage. Perimeter, damage documentation, and looter deterrence are the immediate priorities.
Insurance and FEMA documentation
Every officer visit, every asset removed, every incident is logged with timestamps and photos. This documentation is what turns claims into paid claims.