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Catalyst Miami retweeted
Miami’s new heat sensors are tracking how extreme heat impacts daily life in neighborhoods like Overtown, Little Haiti & Liberty City. With residents leading the way, the project aims to turn data into solutions. 🌡️ #ClimateJustice @CatalystMiami
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Catalyst Miami retweeted
Over half of residents in Miami Dade County are on Medicaid or Obamacare/Marketplace insurance, which will be dramatically cut in the Congressional Republican budget moving in the House. Tell Miami Dade Members of Congress: Save Obamacare & Medicaid! actionnetwork.org/letters/te…
Catalyst Miami retweeted
New resource from FHJP shows that Florida's seniors, kids and families, and disabled individuals cannot afford federal cuts to Medicaid.
@FloridaPolicy @GeorgetownCCF @CatalystMiami
@CenterOnBudget @HealthPolicyHub @NHeLP_org
@WeAreUnidosUS
Read more: floridahealthjustice.org/wp-…
Catalyst Miami retweeted
Voting deadlines have not changed in Florida despite the major disruptions and devastation caused by Hurricane Milton. For all voting information if you or your family were displaced, go to: allvotingislocal.org/hurrica…
Catalyst Miami retweeted
#HurricaneMilton Sandbag Distribution Update:
Tropical is self-service only
HARP has sand bags and is also self-service
Amelia is self-service only
The following sites have run out of supplies and will be closed for this service:
Tamiami
Ives Estates Park
Oak Grove
Catalyst Miami retweeted
Miami-Dade County will be distributing sandbags to residents tomorrow, Monday 10/7 at nine regional parks Countywide in preparation for Hurricane Milton, out of an abundance of caution to support residents.
Residents can receive up to 4 bags per household.
Catalyst Miami retweeted
It's October 3rd, and Florida's deadline to register to vote in the upcoming election is 4 days away.
🔗➡️ Vote.FloridaRisingTogether.O…
Catalyst Miami retweeted
Join us for a FREE Extreme Weather Training THIS SATURDAY 9/28 at Culmer/Overtown Branch Library!
Get trained on the impacts of extreme weather, learn safety tips, and find out how you can help your community recover from natural hazards.☔
📲Register: bit.ly/EWTOvertown
Catalyst Miami retweeted
Join us this Friday to get information on local elections in Miami with @LWVMiamiDade
Catalyst Miami retweeted
This is a thread that will provide details re: #HurricaneBeryl and information that is being shared by various Caribbean nations, state organizations and news outlets, as the region prepares for her intense arrival. 🧵
Catalyst Miami retweeted
#HurricaneSeason runs until the end of November. It is essential to get ready before any potential storm hits. Your emergency supply kit should include a flashlight and additional batteries.
For more Hurricane Supply Kit essentials: bit.ly/37rK1E2
Catalyst Miami retweeted
Today marks 3 years since the devastating Surfside collapse that took the lives of 98 people. We hold all of the families, first responders, and the community in our hearts, and remember that structural safety must remain a priority in Miami to ensure this never happens again
Catalyst Miami retweeted
With #HurricaneSeason in full swing, it is imperative to prepare ahead of any potential storms. Make sure to stock up on non-perishable food items that can last you for at least a week.
For more Hurricane Supply Kit essentials: bit.ly/37rK1E2
Catalyst Miami retweeted
.@AP reported on blackouts across #PuertoRico, and the reckless actions of the unelected bureaucrats at @FOMBPR. @SenSchumer and @POTUS, you can fix this by appointing new commissioners. #SavePRSolar #LaJunta apnews.com/article/puerto-ri…
Catalyst Miami retweeted
Today is the last day of the 2024 Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday. If you haven't done so, stock up on tax-free supplies your household will need for the upcoming hurricane season.
Find a full list of qualifying items at FloridaRevenue.com/DisasterP….
Catalyst Miami retweeted
Durante una inundación, los niveles y velocidad del agua pueden cambiar rápidamente. ¡No subestime el poder del agua!
Si su vehículo se detiene, abandónelo de inmediato y busque un lugar alto. El nivel de la inundación puede elevarse rápidamente, cubrir y arrastrar su vehículo.
Catalyst Miami retweeted
During a flood, water levels and the rate at which water is flowing can quickly change. Don't underestimate the power of water!
If your vehicle stalls, abandon it immediately and seek higher ground. Flood water may rise quickly, cover the vehicle, and sweep it away.
Catalyst Miami retweeted
Significant street flooding is currently ongoing in Hollywood.
Remember, it only takes 12 inches of moving water to move a vehicle. Do not drive into flooded roadways as it can be hard to gauge how deep it is.
Catalyst Miami retweeted
Good morning Miami-Dade! #OurCounty is currently under a Flood Watch, with widespread rainfall expected today. Make sure to keep up with weather forecasts and plan accordingly. Remember, above all else, to always prioritize your safety.
Catalyst Miami retweeted
Beautiful day speaking with Floridians about expanding Medicaid. Thank you @EqualGroundFL @BlackVotersMtr @CatalystMiami and all the wonderful community partners and volunteers that joined us today ❤️
