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Jeny Berrios is a realtor with ERA ONETEAM Realty, based in Fernandina Beach and serving Amelia Island, Nassau County, and Northeast Florida. She draws on 24+ years in real estate and mortgage to help buyers and investors move forward with confidence at every step of the journey.
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Jeny Berrios is a realtor with ERA ONETEAM Realty, based in Fernandina Beach and serving Amelia Island, Nassau County, and Northeast Florida. She draws on 24+ years in real estate and mortgage to help buyers and investors move forward with confidence at every step of the journey.
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Florida's "Know Your Zone, Know Your Home" program helps residents determine whether they live in a hurricane evacuation zone and provides guidance on when to evacuate versus shelter in place. The resource includes an interactive map, zone designations from A through F, and FAQs about home resilience, storm surge flooding, and following local evacuation orders.
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Summary
Florida's "Know Your Zone, Know Your Home" program helps residents determine whether they live in a hurricane evacuation zone and provides guidance on when to evacuate versus shelter in place. The resource includes an interactive map, zone designations from A through F, and FAQs about home resilience, storm surge flooding, and following local evacuation orders.
Tags
hurricane-preparedness · evacuation-zones · florida · storm-surge · shelter-in-place · fema · emergency-management
Key entities
FEMA (organization, 0.95) · Know Your Zone (concept, 0.98) · Florida (location, 0.99) · Hurricane Milton (event, 0.85) · Hurricane Helene (event, 0.85) · Hurricane Debby (event, 0.8) · Evacuation Zones (concept, 0.97) · Storm Surge Flooding (concept, 0.9) · Florida Division of Emergency Management (organization, 0.88)
Classification
reference · language en · status final
Provenance
claude-opus-4-6 via @stacklist/mcp-server@2.0.0, confidence 0.85, 29 Jul 2026