Flagler In Focus

The Ready Report with Flagler County Emergency Management

11 min · 24. nov. 2025
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Everybody’s favorite dynamic duo is back! Join Lovie Haley and Kelly Steffens, some of the faces (and hearts) of our county’s emergency management team, for a high-energy update packed with real talk and zero fluff. In this episode, they break down: -How their new community outreach push is actually getting people to open those emergency kits (instead of using them as expensive doorstops) -The brand-new initiatives launching in 2026 that you’ll wish you knew about yesterday -Hilarious stories from the field, partner spotlight shoutouts, and the one question they get asked at every single event

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