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ALL BEACHES MEET WATER QUALITY STANDARDS AND ARE SAFE FOR SWIMMING OR FISHING.

ALL BEACHES MEET WATER QUALITY STANDARDS AND ARE SAFE FOR SWIMMING OR FISHING.

The updated outlook calls for 19-25 named storms, of which 7-11 will become hurricanes.

Have a plan to take care of your other family members, your pets.

Disabled residents who need additional support in the face of an emergency will be greatly dependent on assistance from the community.

Save for that rainy day.

Make sure your generator has been serviced and tested in advance.

All Child Care Operators are required to submit their re-opening plans to the Office of Child Care and Regulatory Services prior to re-opening on a larger scale.

From Tuesday, June 22, 8 AM AST through at least Thursday, June 24, with highest concentrations today through Tuesday evening.

Make the planning a fun experience, so that during an event, they can remember what they learned.

Clear the yard now and relax later.

Make sure your elderly family members who live alone, are registered with the Department of Human Services Senior Disaster Registry.

Remember your mental health and monitor your stress levels.

It is time to review your plan.

In the event you need to evacuate during an emergency, you may need to depend on your them.

Make sure your household is prepared with supplies for at least 10-days.

All risk planning for the 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season remains uninterrupted during the Territory’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Water quality standards for safe swimming or fishing are unknown due to the certifying laboratories’ COVID-19 modified schedule,

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Princess Condo Row (St. Croix); Lindquist Beach, Water Bay (St. Thomas); Great Cruz Bay (St. John).

Beginning March 26, VITEMA and territorial partners will be operating a special Hotline from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 7 days per week to answer non-medical questions you may have on the COVID-19 (coronavirus) impact to the Territory.