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West Palm Beach Mayor Declares September National Preparedness Month
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WPB Mayor Declares September National Preparedness Month

West Palm Beach Mayor Baxter has declared September 2026 as National Preparedness Month, encouraging residents and organizations to take steps to prepare for potential emergencies and disasters.

10/03/2026 · West Palm Beach edition

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West Palm Beach Mayor Baxter proclaimed September 2026 as National Preparedness Month during the Board of County Commissioners Meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026. The declaration aims to increase community awareness of the need for disaster and emergency preparedness.

Observed annually, National Preparedness Month reminds residents that emergencies can occur at any time. The initiative encourages individuals, families, businesses and community organizations to take steps to safeguard themselves.

Palm Beach County faces risks including hurricanes, tropical storms, flooding, extreme weather and wildfires. The proclamation emphasizes preparedness is essential for protecting lives, property and the local environment.

The proclamation calls for a unified approach, stating that preparedness is a shared responsibility among individuals, families, community organizations, businesses and all levels of government. This collaboration aims to build a safer, stronger and more resilient community.

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