2005 Hurricane Season is upon us.
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| Who is GCIS and why are you doing this? |
| GCIS- Gulf Coast Information Systems, is a Gulf Coast owned and operated IT company. We host, create, maintain websites, and provide server administration and security. We are not affiliated with any official Civil Defense, Government Agency, or National Weather Resource. We are long time coastal residents who have dealt first hand with Tropical Storms and Hurricanes and know the importance of preparedness, information and communication. We have the resources to provide this information to our community and the world, and gather it from varies reliable resources. We strive to support our community, through our individual city sites. During Hurricane IVAN, September 2004, we started an update page on one of our smaller city sites, www.govancleave.com, this page became so heavily visited and remains a resource for many. With that as an inspiration we have created this site. The GCIS Hurricane Information Resource Center, in an attempt to put all tips, resources, and information in one site, with an added touch. a communications center, where we urge our residents to post updates as they can and communicate with their friends and family thru posts letting everyone know their status and locations. So send in your comments, photos and suggestions. |
