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MUST WATCH: Our crews unearth a 80-year-old time capsule buried within the fire-devastated structure.
When our crews learned that there might be an 80-year-old time capsule buried within the fire-devastated structure of the Vida community center, they quickly went to work to unearth a piece of history for an area that has been through so much. Watch how it was found and what...
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AshBritt CEO Discusses Scope of Hurricane Michael Debris Removal on 2-Year Anniversary in the Panama City News Herald
Rebuild 850 continues efforts 2 years after Hurricane Michael Jacqueline Bostick The News Herald PANAMA CITY — A fundraising initiative for impacted areas continues its commitment through what members call “a slow recovery” two years after Hurricane Michael. Members of Rebuild 850 held a virtual press conference this week...
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AshBritt Featured in The Floridian for Leadership After Hurricane Michael
South Florida-based firm shows the kind of leadership it will take for the Panhandle to recover By Javier Manjarres October 12, 2020 Here in South Florida, many of us still bear the emotional scars of Hurricane Andrew, a Category 5 killer that came ashore near Homestead and decimated the area. That...
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AshBritt CEO featured in WLRN Story on Hurricane Michael’s 2 Year Anniversary
News Rebuild 850 Encourages Investment In Hard-Hit Panhandle Areas Two Years After Hurricane Michael WFSU | By Ryan Dailey Published October 9, 2020 at 5:30 PM EDT LISTEN • 4:43 FILE – In this Oct. 12, 2018 file photo debris from homes destroyed by Hurricane Michael litters the ground in Mexico Beach, Fla....
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Two Years After Hurricane Michael, Signs Of Recovery But Much More Work To Do
Even as Hurricane Delta bears down on the Gulf region two years after Hurricane Michael made landfall as one of the most powerful and devastating storms to ever hit the continental U.S. Advocates for the Florida Panhandle say the region’s recovery is far from over – and continued attention and investment...
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The Orange Leader Brittany Castillo OP-ED: Sally and Beta remind us why better preparedness by public, governments is essential
Brittany Perkins Castillo CEO of AshBritt Environmental A year-round climate is just one reason so many Americans happily move from frigid climates to the Sun Belt. Hurricane Sally – and now Beta — are stark reminders that our paradise is punctuated each year by the serious reality that every...
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AshBritt CEO provides expertise on a new poll: A majority of Floridians don’t know what insurers will cover after a hurricane
More than two-thirds of those surveyed thought debris removal was covered. It’s not. By Janelle Irwin Taylor on September 14, 2020 With Tropical Storm Sally making its way toward Louisiana and dumping rain along Florida’s Gulf Coast Sunday and into Monday, a group that focuses on hurricane preparedness and...
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