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RFP Scope of Work for 2020 HLMP

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For information during a natural or man-made diaster call our office at 850-653-8977.

Franklin County is not expected to experience freezing temperatures tonight; however, it will still be quite chilly on Tuesday, January 20, 2026. Please take precautions to ensure the safety of both you and your home. These measures include, but are not limited to:

- Check on elderly relatives and neighbors to ensure they have effective ways to stay warm in the coming days as temperatures drop. Verify that their heating devices are functioning properly to prevent fire hazards.
- Bring pets indoors early. If you have outdoor pets, provide them with options to escape the cold. Offering warm blankets and bedding will help keep them cozy if bringing them inside isn’t possible.
- Protect cold-sensitive plants and vegetation with appropriate coverings.
- Ensure that smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors are in good working order.
- Never leave heating sources unattended.
- Keep a safe distance between all flammable materials and heaters.
- Be cautious not to overload electrical circuits with too many appliances.
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Franklin County will experience freezing temperatures tonight Sunday 1/18/26 into tomorrow morning 1/19/26. To help ensure the safety of both you and your home, please follow these precautionary steps:
- Check on elderly relatives and neighbors to ensure they have effective ways to stay warm in the coming days as temperatures drop. Verify that their heating devices are functioning properly to prevent fire hazards.
- Bring pets indoors early. If you have outdoor pets, provide them with options to escape the cold. Offering warm blankets and bedding will help keep them cozy if bringing them inside isn’t possible.
- Protect cold-sensitive pipes with appropriate coverings or by dripping water.
- Protect cold-sensitive plants and vegetation with appropriate coverings.
- Ensure that smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors are in good working order.
- Never leave heating sources unattended.
- Keep a safe distance between all flammable materials and heaters.
- Be cautious not to overload electrical circuits with too many appliances.

If you or someone you care about has medical or functional needs, we encourage you to register for the Special Needs Registry. You can complete your registration by visiting the following link: snr.flhealthresponse.com/
If you find yourself without any heating options, please reach out to 850-370-6576 for potential assistance.
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