Business Continuity Advantage: The Pinellas Closed Point of Dispensing Program
The Pinellas County Health Department is partnering with businesses and organizations with more than 150 employees during public health emergencies in order to quickly save lives and maintain the continuity of business operations in our community. Though a Closed Point of Dispensing Program, selected private business locations may receive and dispense medicines to a specific population such as employees and their families during a public health emergency. Joining the program is easy and a FREE benefit to your business, employees, and their families. Learn more at http://alturl.com/qonyk or call Marc Jean at (727) 538-7277 ext.7195.
2012 Atlantic Hurricane Season - June 1 - November 30, 2012
Pinellas County Situation Reports
PCED Notifications for Business: Receive email notifications from Pinellas County Economic Development in case of an emergency, including County emergency plans, evacuation orders and re-entry procedures: www.pced.org/subscribe. Pinellas Community Notification Service: Pinellas County Emergency Management will send you up-to-the-minute emergency reports on your cell phone via text messages through the Community Notification Service. To receive general public information on your cell phone, call 1-888-689-8905 from the device you wish to register and enter your zip code. You must be able to receive text messages from the device. This service does not work with pre-paid phones. If you don’t have FREE text messaging on your cell phone, you will be charged 5 to 10 cents for each text message.
Hurricane Preparedness Materials
Business Continuity and Disaster Planning Tools for Business
Disaster Recovery Information
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Business Claims, Assistance & Loans
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Pandemic Influenza Links and Planning Tools for Business
Pinellas County Emergency Management's Special Advisory H1N1 (Swine Flu)
Employers are asked to extend liberal leave policies for employees presenting flu-like symptoms and consider alternatives such as telecommuting to reduce the likelihood of exposure to the virus.
Employees exhibiting flu-like symptoms should call their doctor/health clinic before visiting to get medical advice and help prevent the potential spread of illness.
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