In 2017, climate-driven Atlantic hurricanes – Harvey, Irma, and Maria – produced harmful population health effects. Florida was one of the most significantly affected states. These hurricanes caused significant damage, but over time, lessons were revealed for opportunities to increase hurricane resilience. As a result, the Florida Hurricane Response Hub was established; this Hub was used as one of five technical assistance centers comprising the Hurricane Response Hub Initiative, which were established in areas most affected by hurricanes. The Initiative sought to improve population health through the dissemination of education and other resources by facilitating training, technical assistance, and information sharing to improve preparedness, response, and recovery of the public health workforce. The overall goal of the project was to coordinate efforts among federal, state, and local public health organizations to enhance ongoing environmental and occupational health recovery efforts, which improves workforce capacity and institutional knowledge to improve disaster-related recovery for future hurricanes.

2017年，气候驱动的大西洋飓风-哈维，艾尔玛和玛丽亚-造成了有害的人口健康影响。佛罗里达州是受影响最严重的州之一。这些飓风造成了严重破坏，但随着时间的流逝，人们逐渐汲取了教训，以寻求提高飓风复原力的机会。结果，建立了佛罗里达飓风响应中心；该中心被用作包括飓风响应中心倡议在内的五个技术援助中心之一，该中心是在受飓风影响最严重的地区建立的。该倡议力求通过传播培训和技术援助以及信息共享，通过传播教育和其他资源来改善人口健康，以改善公共卫生工作人员的准备，应对和恢复。