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Without- Emergency Management Horry County Government Online ServicesDepartmentsEmployment More Links More Boards and Commissions Council Calendar of Meetings Calendar of Events RIDE 3 Sales Tax News Video Register Sign InWithoutHorry County Emergency Management's safety tips and translating for without a hurricane. Re-Entry Brochure Departments  Emergency Management  Hurricanes  After Emergency Management Nav Bar Emergency Management Home Plans Natural Disasters Natural Disasters Drought Earthquakes Landslides & Debris Flow Pandemic Pet Preparedness Thunderstorms & Lightning Tornadoes Tsunamis Wildfires WinterStorms & ExtremeCold Hurricanes Hurricanes Know Your ZoneSurpassingDuringWithoutEvacuations Shelters Weather Radios Flooding Recovery LEPC Special Events Volunteers Re-Entry Once the Governor rescinds the mandatory evacuation order; the Emergency Management Director will vivify the Re-Entry Plan. Re-entry will be conducted in phases whence with permitting those with Level I wangle into the impacted areas to restore essential services and infrastructure. Municipalities may enforce their own identification procedures at jurisdictional wangle checkpoints if they deem it necessary. Level IWangleAll public officials and personnel having key roles in life safety and the restoration of hair-trigger services without a disaster will be unliable to enter the impacted area. All Level I personnel will be required to present and wear in full view an authorized employee identification badge. No personal vehicles will be unliable to enter impacted areas during Level I access, except governmental personnel reporting for official business. Level IIWangleThis allows for re-entry of hair-trigger support groups, relief workers, State certified (SLED) security officers, healthcare personnel, merchantry owners/essential staff, insurance adjusters and any other person(s) authorized by the jurisdiction to provide services or reduce economic loss. All Level II personnel will be required to present and wear an authorized employee identification token at the checkpoint. Level IIIWangleResidents and merchantry operators shall have wangle to areas that have been deemed unscratched by the validity having jurisdiction. When possible, every effort should be made to safely squire these persons to their property if wangle is limited. All residents and merchantry operators must show proper identification and documentation to enter an impacted area. Residents with special needs shall be assisted when into their dwellings once sufficient support services are misogynist to sustain and squire their recovery efforts. Re-Entry For Residents & Property Owners Residents should have proper identification to proceeds admittance. This identification may include a valid government issued photo identification vellum showing the location of their property.  For out of state property owners with residential or commercial properties within the unauthentic area(s) they must show a valid government issued photo identification vellum and current documentation to verify the need for re-entry. This documentation can be a utility bill, deed, property tax bill, etc. Re-Entry ForMerchantryOwners & Essential EmployeesMerchantryowners/operators would need proper identification to proceeds admittance. This identification includes a current merchantry license, visitor photo identification card, lease documents or other official documents showing the location of the property and a valid government issued photo identification card. Essential staff/employees would need proper identification to proceeds admittance. This identification includes a valid merchantry or government issued photo identification vellum and an essential employee passport letter on official letterhead/stationary provided by the business. This letter should include a request for admittance, the employee’s name and be signed by the merchantry owner/operator.  Safety without a hurricane Do not touch fallen or low-hanging electrical wires: Avoid puddles with wires in or near them Do not touch trees, cars or other objects in contact with power lines Be expressly cautious in the visionless Avoid flooded areas: Low lying areas, canals, ditches and streams Do not struggle to momentum in flooded areas - the depth of the water and the condition of the road is not unchangingly obvious Moving water is expressly dangerous Be expressly cautious at night when it is harder to recognize inflowing dangers Do not operate soot grills, propane camping stoves or generators indoors Do not confront looters and persons with guns and other weapons – undeniability the towardly authorities If you discover persons - do not touch or move them - undeniability the towardly authorities Wash your hands often using wipe water and soapTrammelsyour home Look for cracks in roof, foundation, walls, etc.Trammelsfor loose or slippery boards Thoroughly trammels for wrenched gas lines surpassing turning on gas service Thoroughly trammels for wrenched or exposed electrical wiring surpassing switching on electrical serviceTrammelswith professional heating/AC visitor surpassing switching on inside air conditioning.Inflowingwater (especially salt water) is corrosive to the compressor/heat pump (outside unit). Contact your home owners insurance wage-earner - take pictures for insurance purposes Throw out moldy items that are porous (rotten wood, carpet padding, fabric furniture, etc) Water safety Drinking water: Boil and purify water thoroughly if you suspect it may be contaminatedTrammelswith local authorities surpassing using tap water Use bottled water if possible Help without a hurricane Emotional recovery (physical and emotional) is very important: Shock, fear and misdoubt are frequent emotions right without a disaster Anger, moodiness, and peepers are normal reactions in the days, weeks and months without a disaster Children are expressly vulnerable to emotional reactions Seek assistance from family, friends and professionals Contact professional contractors for repairing homes – trammels references (not everyone offering repair services is qualified or licensed)Trammelswith local authorities (and radio & TV stations) for disaster recovery assistance services: Professional and volunteer agencies Financial Grants Loans Legal Temporary housing Job loss EMD - Important Phone Numbers Important Phone Numbers Horry County EMD (843) 915-5150 American Red Cross (shelters) (843) 477-0020 SCDOT (888) 877-9151 Traffic & Road Conditions Only zingy when needed & Spanish interpreters available. Re-entry Information (866) 246-0133 This phone line is manned in Columbia and provides information on evacuation, shelters, forfeiture assessments and re-entry. The number is zingy once an evacuation is ordered. Profile UsernameRevertedYour username was successfully changed. You must now sign when into the site with your new username for the changes to take effect. Ok ©2018 by Horry County Government - All rights reserved.   \  Privacy Statement  \  Terms Of UseWebsite General Inquiries: Public Information Office