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How community resilience can help with hurricane recovery

May 14, 202553 min
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Episode description

When a disaster strikes, you can expect help from local and state governments, and from FEMA.

But it may not be long before you find out those agencies can’t do it all. And knowing who your neighbors are can make a big difference in how your community recovers. 

In this episode, you’ll hear from community leaders, and from some of your neighbors across the Tampa Bay region, about the different ways people can help each other out before, during and after a hurricane.

Panelists included Mary Burrell, the Whole Community Engagement Program Lead with Pinellas County Emergency Management; Thomas Mantz, the President and CEO of Feeding Tampa Bay; Charles Gallagher, an attorney with Gallagher & Associates in St. Petersburg; and Matt Thorn, who started the Relief Market and Grill out of his Shore Acres home after Hurricane Helene. 

The conversation was recorded in front of a live audience at the Palladium Side Door Cabaret in St. Petersburg. 

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