Many people up north might have felt Hurricane Irene was overblown. But for many Floridians, it was our annual wakeup call.
No matter how many preparations we may make, however, some of us may end up in a shelter.
In the Family Spotlight, Mark Johnson, Emergency Management Director for Levy County, outlines to TV 20's David Snyder what you should expect from a shelter...and what you shouldn't.

To find out more about shelters and other emergency issues:

Alachua County Emergency Management
http://www.alachuacounty.us/Depts/PublicSafety/em/Pages/EmergencyManagement.aspx

Columbia County Emergency Management 386-758-1125
http://www.columbiacountyem.com/

Dixie County Emergency Management
http://www.dixieemergency.com/Emergency_Management.cfm

Gilchrist County Emergency Management 386-935-5400
http://gilchrist.fl.us/em/index.html

Levy County Emergency Management 352-486-5213
http://www.LevyDisaster.com

Marion County Emergency Management
http://www.marionso.com/em.php

Statewide
http://www.FloridaDisaster.com to create a family disaster plan, business disaster plan, and pet shelter plans.