Severe Weather Resources

The safety and well-being of our Progress residents, team members and communities has been our number one priority as we have been monitoring the impacts of Severe Weather across the country. We are here for you and want to be sure you have access to resources you and your loved ones may need if you have been impacted by the storm. 

Please stay safe and follow directions and instructions from local city, county, and state agencies, including evacuation orders.

 

Find local resources and information:

 

Resources For Florida Residents

 

Check Road Conditions:

• Florida Traffic Information- Florida 511
• Florida Highway Patrol
• Florida Division of Emergency Management
• Flood Safety Tips
• Latest Forecasts and Maps from NOAA

 

Florida Emergency Management Council State Agencies & Partner Resources

• Florida State Assistance Information Line (SAIL)- 1-800-342-3557
• Florida Division of Emergency Management
• Florida Traffic Information- Florida 511 Florida 511
• Florida Highway Patrol
• Florida Disaster Maps for Traffic and Travel Info
• Florida Evacuation Information- Know Your Zone
• Follow FLSERT on Twitter for real-time updates from the State’s Emergency Response Team.
• Go to Alert Florida to sign up for emergency alerts and other public safety notifications in your community.
• Check The National Hurricane Center for the latest information on any storms.
• The Expedia Emergency Accommodations Portal
• The Priceline Emergency Accommodations Portal
• Florida Attractions Association - Attractions Status Page
• Florida State Parks - Current Park Closures

 

Resources For South Carolina Residents

 

• The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control: Disaster Preparedness
• The South Carolina Emergency Management Division
• There are a few shelters in the Charleston area - Emergency Shelters    
• More help and resources

Create Community is one of our Core Values. We have donated to the American Red Cross and are conducting an employee match to help in the recovery efforts as well. If you or your family need shelter or other support, here are some resources that may help:

 

American Red Cross 

• Texas Gulf Coast Disaster Activity - Hurricane Beryl
• Find Open Shelters
• Disaster Relief & Recovery

 

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) (fema.gov)

 

You may be eligible for federal financial assistance through FEMA, learn more at DisasterAssistance.gov

 

Dial 2-1-1 to contact a United Way resource center representative to provide direction and help on available resources for disaster survivors.

We are here for you, and we are currently capturing service requests and prioritizing emergency repairs. 

 

Stay safe, and we appreciate your patience as we work to support those most impacted by the storm.

 

If you have questions or concerns, our Customer Care team is available at (833) 774-7377.