HURCON 5 (96 hours prior)

1. Monitor weather stations; check Tyndall website, Facebook page.
2. Review family/personal plan.
3. Inspect/inventory shelter or evacuation kit.
4. Check vehicles, prescriptions and food.
5. Brief family members on situation.
6. Determine plan for pets.
7. Ensure vehicle and generator fuel tanks are full.

HURCON 4 (72 hours prior)
1. Ensure you have completed all steps/precautions listed for HURCON 5.
2. Continue to monitor local T.V. and radio.
3. Prepare home for hurricane.
4. Clear yard of loose materials that could possibly turn into projectiles.
5. Update Air Force Personnel Accountability and Assessment System (AFPAAS).
6. Identify closest shelter.

HURCON 3 (48 hours prior)
1. Ensure you have completed steps/precautions listed for HURCON 4 and 5.
2. Monitor weather stations.
3. Finish preparations for storm.
4. Gather evacuation items.
5. Secure home and belongings.
6. Prepare for potential evacuation.

HURCON 2 (24 hours prior)
1. Ensure you have completed all steps/precautions listed for HURCON 3, 4 and 5.
2. Monitor T.V. and radio.
3. Brief family members on evacuation/ride out plan.
4. If going to a shelter, don't forget evacuation/shelter kit.
5. Remain in shelter until released by proper officials.

HURCON 1 (12 hours prior)
1. Ensure you have completed all steps/precautions listed for HURCON 1, 2, 3 and 4.
2. Evacuate if still safe to do so.
3. Monitor T.V. and radio.
4. Remain in shelter until released by proper officials.
5. If not sheltered, find shelter immediately, or prepare to “ride-out” in your home.

HURCON 1C (Caution)
1. Winds of 40-57 mph sustained are occurring.
2. All outside activity is prohibited.
3. Remain in shelter until released by proper officials.
4. If not sheltered, find shelter immediately.

HURCON 1E (Emergency)
1. Winds of 58 mph sustained and/or gusts of 69 mph or greater are occurring.
2. Remain in shelter until released by proper officials.

HURCON 1R (Recovery)
1. Surface winds in excess of 58 mph are no longer occurring and storm has passed.
2. Non-essential functions remain closed unless directed otherwise by the wing commander.
3. All but emergency personnel remain in quarters until further notice.
4. If evacuated do not return to base until directed to do so.

• Hurricane before, during, after checklist
• Tyndall leadership requests Hurricance Irman preperation feedback
• Tyndall Command Post keeps Airmen safe, informed

Bay County has updated their plan for bridge traffic during inclement weather. At 40 mph of sustained winds, off-base law enforcement will evaluate bridges and will adjust traffic as required.

This may involve:
- No change
- Restricting the use of outer lanes so traffic can continue
- Closing the bridges if conditions become too dangerous

Be advised that conditions can change at a moment's notice, giving little to no warning that the bridges will close.

• Grab your disaster kit, pets and family and leave no earlier than directed by the Wing Commander.
• Finance will reimburse you for an evacuation of up to 500 miles. (If unable to find accommodation in designated range, contact your unit commander for approval).
• Things to note when evacuating - main routes will be congested, tune to radio for traffic information, become familiar with secondary roads as backup.
• Be sure to identify yourself as an evacuee when making hotel reservations.
• Military/Civil Service may be recalled before dependents.
• 4-TIERED APPROACH FOR PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY - Upon arrival to primary/alternate evacuation points or up to 24 hours after notice of evacuation contact supervisor (or the person above them on the recall roster) Contact supervisor/UCC Contact the HESS at 1-877-325-EVAC (3822) Update status on AFPAAS at: https://afpaas.af.mil/ Contact AFPC/PRC at 1-800-435-9941.
• Last Resort: In the event you are stranded in a crisis area with no communication available, report your status to any responding agent (Red Cross, local police, FEMA, etc.) and ask that agent to report your status to the Air Force through any means possible.

In the event of a hurricane, the three Air Force installations listed below serve as options of evacuation. The numbers listed may help for planning purposes.

Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. 
Operator: (334) 953-1110

Lodging: (334) 953-3931

Moody Air Force Base, Ga. 
Operator: (229) 257-1110
Lodging: (229) 257-3893

Robins Air Force Base, Ga. 
Operator: (478) 926-1110
Lodging: (478) 926-2100

Tune into local television/radio stations to see which shelters have been activated.

Mosley High School - 501 Mosley Dr., Lynn Haven
Bay High School - 1200 Harrison Ave., Panama City
Bozeman Learning Center (Special Care) - 13410 Hwy 77, Panama City
Callaway Elementary School - 7115 Hwy 22, Callaway
Hiland Park Elememntary School - 2507 E. Baldwin Rd., Panama City
Lynn Haven Elementary School - 301 W. 9th St., Lynn Haven
Merritt Elementary School - 5044 Merritt Brown Way, Panama City
Milville Elementary School - 203 N. East Ave., Panama City
Rutherford High School - 100 School Ave., Springfield
Tommy Smith Elementary School - 5044 Timothy Smith Dr., Panama City
North Side Elementary School (Special Care) - 2001 Northside Dr., Panama City