"After the hurricane makes landfall and Florida requests or help, then we'll begin the process of heading down," Beougher said.
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Beougher said should guard members be sent to Southern Florida they will focus on assisting law enforcement agencies
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Since the hurricane has yet to make landfall, Beougher said it is still difficult to determine what tasks guard members could be given.
"They [guard members] could possibly help with security and in helping local law enforcement agencies," Beougher said.
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