Sarasota County Working To Get Power And Water Restored For Residents

The video discusses the lack of preparedness among Sarasota residents for Hurricane Ian, which caused significant damage and left many without power and water. The community's response included seeking shelter, while utility companies worked to restore services. Residents plan to improve their preparedness for future storms.

What was the main reason Sarasota residents were caught off guard by Hurricane Ian?

• They underestimated the storm's intensity.

• They were not informed about the storm.

• They had experienced many hurricanes before.

• They were busy with other activities.

Which facilities are prioritized by Florida Power and Light for power restoration?

• Schools and universities

• Shopping malls

• Residential areas

• Hospitals, police, and fire departments

What is the main challenge in restoring water supply after the hurricane?

• Insufficient water resources

• Flooding and debris blocking access

• Technical failures in the system

• Lack of manpower

How did the Bots plan to improve their preparedness for future storms?

• By doing better due diligence and preparation

• By moving to a different state

• By building a storm shelter

• By relying on neighbors for help

What is the working schedule of the crews restoring power in Sarasota?

• 8 to 10 hour days

• 10 to 12 hour days

• 13 to 16 hour days

• 16 to 18 hour days