Emergency preparedness and county facility promotional videos
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Both the pharmacy and your physician. If you need special food or medical supplies, bring those with you. Have enough oxygen to get you to and from the shelter safely, and don't forget, bring your concentrator or nebulizer. While packing, grab your glasses, hearing aid, and batteries, wound care supplies, prosthetics, walker or wheelchair along with a pair of Of socks and closed toe shoes. It's very important to carry copies of contact information with
you as well. Include the names and numbers of family members, doctors, your pharmacy, home health provider, and your oxygen supplier. Bring your insurance card, your photo ID, and a copy of your care plan. If you have a do not resuscitate form, pack the yellow original form. Um. The most important thing you can bring is your caregiver. A cot will be assigned to you, so ensure the person taking care of you brings their own small air mattress. Bring supplies for
your service animal if you have one, and watch our pet inclusive kit video so you know what to pack for them. Planning and preparing ahead of time can help lower your stress level and will keep you organized. That allows you to remain healthy during an emergency. There is no bedside nursing care at the shelter, but there will be assistance available. Planning on your part ensures a smoother stay, so pack that special needs go kit now. If you have any questions, call the Pasco County Emergency
Manager. management staff by dialing 727-847-8137.
Rockingham Seth Weightman Shifty Dillon.
Well today's the grand opening and the ribbon cutting for the Wiregrass Ranch Sports Camp campus of Pasco County.
One, two, three. Whoa.
Well, this is a huge impact. Obviously, this is something we've been working on for a long time. You know, we're putting our TDT dollars to use. And again, TDT dollars are paid for by visitors that come to our hotel. So this facility was built 100% with those TDT dollars for people that came from outside the area, not a dime from our local taxpayers here in Pasco County. So this hundred thousand square foot indoor facility is going to bring in Youth sports from all over the nation, if not over the world, to come here on the weekends. And when they come here, they're gonna bring their families,
they're gonna bring their spectators, they're gonna shop in our stores, they're gonna eat in our restaurants, they're gonna buy our gas, they're gonna stay in our hotels. It's gonna be a huge economic impact for our local community and our citizens here in the county.
So we're basically coming in and our number one mission is to create an economic impact for Pasco County through events and tourism and secondary to provide programs for the local community through basketball, soccer, cheer, and volleyball, and then some other sports that we can add in after that. Also creating an academic portion to make sure our kids are academically set. To get through high school.
It's really a community-based facility. So our kids are going to grow up here knowing that this place is home. One thing I love about the campus is it's it's multifaceted. So there's so many things that you can do here outside of just sports. Every event that comes through the building,
they feel like this facility was made for them. I'm super excited. You know, also being the chair of the Tourism Development Council. This is something that's been on my radar for some time. Just ecstatic that it's happening.
Hi, I'm Mary Beth Isaacson, Regional Branch Manager for Pasco County Libraries. Welcome to the Starkey Ranch Theater Library Cultural Center, currently under construction and scheduled to be completed in spring of 2021. Let's go in and take a look.
Now that the interior walls are up, you can really get a sense of the library's layout. The lobby will be the first space you enter with a cafe area and a green wall with living plants. It will be an inviting space with plenty of natural light from the skylights. The library will have comfortable seating areas for relaxing, studying, and working. There will also be a drive-up window and book return for your convenience and safety. We're very excited about the theater. The auditorium has a seating capacity of 250 and can be
set up theater style, banquet style, or classroom style. The stage is equipped with curtains, lights, and theater sound so it will be able to accommodate a wide range of performances. There are attached dressing rooms and a catering area. The enclosed courtyard also features an outdoor stage and presentation area. The library is on the same campus as Starkey Ranch K-8 School and will serve a dual purpose as the school's media center. The youth room is very large and will hold thousands of books, plus study rooms and other learning
areas, including a separate storytime room and a teen room. We look forward to having lots of kids in this space and there will be plenty of activities for students and families. Starkey Ranch will have three makerspaces. One makerspace is dedicated to ceramics with a kiln and two pottery wheels. The other two makerspaces will offer a wide range of equipment and activities, such as jewelry making, sewing and textile arts, and painting. The makerspaces will have both scheduled instructor-led classes and open hours when community
members can come work on their own projects. Watch for more videos to keep your mind. you up to date on how the Starkey Ranch Theater Library Cultural Center is progressing. Thank you!
Okay.
Take a picture and send it to that people on the landlord to see. I would check in for that for the week. That's the best we can do.
I don't know.
Alright. No, I'll do my best. That you're coming.
You okay to go Dave? I was supposed to meet
you up in the check round. We're halfway through just halfway through the year. I know. It's crazy. It's crazy.
I know. Just
amazing.
I think
a year was gone quicker during this whole thing. dynamic thing, it's just five
Denise.
What's that?
I'll set Denise.