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posted on September 2, 2008

Most Gulf Coast Structures Not Safer Today Than They Were Three Years Ago, IBHS Says

Homeowners can and should take loss reduction steps this weekend

In the three years since Hurricane Katrina, some Gulf Coast states have taken much-needed steps to make communities safer. However, it is critical that people understand what has yet to be done - and what they need to do right now.

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