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Hurricane 2020 | TBRPC In the News – Be Prepared!

Hurricane 2020: COVID-19 will impact your hurricane preparations 

The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council says the pandemic makes it more important than ever to plan for a major storm.

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Hurricane 2020: Seven things to know about a hurricane season like no other

What if a hurricane makes landfall during the COVID-19 pandemic? Here’s what you need to know about the double-disaster scenario facing Florida.

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Hurricane 2020: How to prepare your electronic devices and your data

The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council has some tips for protecting the electronics and data you rely on all the time.

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Council Newsletter – December 2025

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