As hurricane season approaches, Florida officials are ramping up discussions on preparedness while navigating challenges posed by potential cuts to FEMA funding. Governor Ron DeSantis held a press conference at Home Depot in Jupiter, urging Floridians to get ready and suggesting that a hurricane tax holiday could be enacted soon, although its status remains uncertain due to state budget delays. Senator Rick Scott is conducting a hurricane preparedness tour, encouraging residents to start planning. Meanwhile, officials express concerns that cuts to FEMA could significantly impact funding for disaster relief and preparedness as Florida faces an above-average hurricane threat. With the season starting June 1, questions linger over whether federal support will be sufficient for storm recovery, pushing local authorities to ensure that communities are equipped and ready for potential disasters.