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GA Fire and Insurance Commissioner Warns Residents To Prepare
Lives, Homes, and Businesses Could Be at Stake
While Hurricane Florence's influence on Metro Atlanta is decreased, it's still a good time to prepare for the effect of significant rain. Georgia's Fire and Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens has been warning residents all week .
"Being prepared can save lives, property and a lot of misery," said Hudgens. "With Florence quickly approaching, I'm urging all Georgia residents to take action to protect themselves, their homes and their businesses."
Spokesman Glenn Allen sat down with V103's Maria Boynton and talked about storm preparation tips and what to do after the storm.
Click below to hear the interview.