Mark Hill - State Farm Agent

Our top priority is the safety of our customers and helping them recover from the California fires.

As we gather with family and friends this Memorial Day, let us take a moment to honor those who gave their all. May their legacy of service always be remembered and inspire us all.

Rain is coming for the 1st part of next week. Just a reminder to let Mother Nature do her job and to turn off your sprinklers.

Very big storm is expected today. If you have to get out, please give yourself extra time and driver with caution.

Our office will be closed Thursday, November 23rd, through Friday, November 24th to celebrate Thanksgiving. I want to wish all my customers a very Happy Thanksgiving day. It has been a difficult year in the insurance industry but without your support, it would have been harder. Thank you for allowing us to serve your insurance needs. Have a blessed and safe Thanksgiving weekend.
If you need to file a claim or make a payment, you can do it on our website: www.agentmarkhill.com

On this Veterans Day, we honor and thank all of the brave men and women who have served our country in the military. Your sacrifices and dedication have protected our freedom and way of life.

For the first time, the National Hurricane Center has issued a tropical storm watch for Southern California, including the Los Angeles area, due to Hurricane Hilary. This warning means tropical storm conditions are possible within 48 hours.

I thought it might be a good time to offer some tips to keep you and your loved ones prepared and safe as we face potential heavy rain and strong winds and surf:

Take any necessary actions to protect your family and secure your home or business from potential flooding or high winds.

Charge your phones and other electronics in case you lose power during the storm and have flashlights, battery-powered lights and auxiliary power sources on hand.

Make an emergency communication plan with family members and friends.

Check on your emergency supplies, and make sure you have enough food and water for several days.

Listen to local officials for recommended preparedness actions, including possible evacuation.

Keep a full tank of gas and a plan of where you will go if evacuated.

If not evacuated, avoid unnecessary trips and errands. The safest place to be during a storm is in your home.

Hopefully, the tropical storm will weaken substantially before it lands, but it is best to be prepared for your safety.

Should you experience any storm related damage, I encourage you to protect your home from further damage and to call my office Monday morning so we can provide you help and valuable services should a claim need to be submitted.

We are thinking of you during this time, and are here should you need us.

Mark

Whether you prefer to stay in or stop by, I'm available for your questions. Call, click or drop by my office anytime.

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