Hurricane Awareness List
Resident Preparedness
Hurricane Awareness
Use this page as a quick starting point for storm season: download TCMA's emergency contact PDF, keep the important numbers handy, and review the basic steps before, during, and after severe weather.
Important Numbers
Keep these numbers in your phone and print the PDF before a storm is on the way.
Emergency
911Call only for immediate police, fire, or medical emergencies.
Coconut Creek Hurricane Hotline
954-973-6771City updates and hurricane information for Coconut Creek residents.
Broward County Hotline
311County information, shelter guidance, and storm-related resident support.
TCMA Clubhouse
954-973-8094Call during normal operations for TCMA facility or resident information.
FPL
800-468-8243Power outage and electrical service information.
FEMA
800-621-3362Federal disaster assistance information when programs are activated.
Storm Readiness Checklist
A simple web version of what residents need most often, especially on mobile.
Before the Storm
- Build or refresh your hurricane supply kit.
- Review medication, oxygen, mobility, pet, and transportation needs.
- Secure patio furniture, loose outdoor items, shutters, and screens.
- Charge phones, battery packs, flashlights, and weather radios.
- Save insurance, ID, medical, and association documents in a dry place.
During the Storm
- Monitor official City, County, and National Hurricane Center updates.
- Stay indoors and away from windows until officials say conditions are safe.
- Use flashlights instead of candles whenever possible.
- Keep refrigerator and freezer doors closed during power loss.
- Use phones for necessary calls so batteries and networks last longer.
After the Storm
- Do not drive or walk through flood water.
- Keep generators outside, away from doors, windows, and garages.
- Photograph damage before cleanup when it is safe to do so.
- Follow City and County instructions for debris pickup and road closures.
- Check on neighbors who may need help, especially older residents.
Special Needs, Medical, and Mobility Planning
Residents who depend on electricity, medical equipment, oxygen, regular treatments, mobility assistance, or caregiver support should plan early and register with the appropriate County or Florida Department of Health programs before a storm threatens the area.
- Register early for special needs shelter consideration if you need medical monitoring beyond a general shelter.
- Discuss hurricane plans with doctors, caregivers, pharmacies, dialysis providers, and oxygen suppliers.
- Make transportation arrangements before watches or warnings are issued.
Official Resources
Use official sources for live weather, shelter, evacuation, and local government instructions.
TCMA Emergency PDF
Printable contact list with emergency numbers and local storm information.
Open PDFBroward Hurricane Site
County hurricane preparation, shelters, evacuation, resident-at-risk, and alert resources.
Visit BrowardCoconut Creek
City hurricane hotline, local updates, debris information, shelter links, and storm FAQs.
Visit City PageSpecial Needs Registry
Florida Department of Health and Broward County registration information for residents who may need additional support.
Registry InfoNational Hurricane Center
Official tropical weather outlooks, advisories, storm tracks, and forecast discussion.
Track StormsAlertBroward
Sign up for emergency notifications from Broward County.
Find AlertsPrint It Before You Need It
Storm pages are helpful, but power and internet can fail. Download or print TCMA's PDF and keep a copy with your hurricane supplies.
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