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Storm season is underway, and now is the time to review your organization’s preparedness plans.

That includes checking:

□ Fire alarm systems
□ Security monitoring
□ Camera systems
□ Access control systems
□ Emergency communication plans
□ Backup batteries and power readiness

Facilities using magnetic locks should also make sure staff know how to manually secure doors if extended outages occur.

Prepared systems and informed teams can help support safer operations before, during, and after severe weather.

If your organization is reviewing storm season readiness plans, Redwire is here to help.

The recovery process after severe weather can move fast, and having a plan in place makes a difference.

After a storm passes, you may need to:

• Restore security systems
• Assess damaged equipment
• Reconnect monitoring
• Verify fire alarm functionality
• Secure facilities during cleanup
• Replace depleted backup batteries

Strong partnerships and preparation can help businesses recover more efficiently and get operations back up and running with greater confidence.

Security cameras can play an important role before, during, and after severe weather events.

From monitoring changing facility conditions to helping with post-storm assessments, camera systems provide valuable visibility when situations can change quickly.

Now is the time to:

□ Check camera angles and visibility
□ Inspect outdoor housings
□ Confirm recording functionality
□ Verify remote viewing access
□ Review backup power support for network equipment

Well-maintained systems can help keep your organization informed, even during difficult weather conditions.

Contact us today if you’re interested in adding cameras to your security plan or system.

A few proactive steps before a storm can make recovery much easier afterward.

Before landfall, be sure to:

□ Back up critical system data
□ Test communication devices
□ Secure outdoor equipment
□ Review emergency procedures with staff
□ Understand how your monitored systems communicate during outages
□ Confirm access permissions
□ Identify who has hard keys for secured doors

Storm preparation isn’t only about supplies. It’s also about making sure your facility and systems are ready to respond when needed.