No one really wants to think about emergency situations and their consequences. Unfortunately, bad things, including natural disasters like tornadoes or severe thunderstorms, happen when we least expect them. So your board should always have an emergency plan in place in case disaster strikes.  Here are some of the tip ways to make sure your community and its families and neighbors are prepared in any future emergencies:     Read the article…………..

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