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#Isaias Resources:
❓ Info & Resources: FloridaDisaster.org/Updates
☎️ SAIL Hotline: 1-800-342-3557
🚧 Road Closures: FL511.com
⛑️ Red Cross: 1-800-RED-CROSS
⚖️ Legal Helpline: 833-514-2940
🛡️ Insurance Helpline: 1-877-MY-FL-CFO
⚠️ Price Gouging Hotline: 1-866 9NO-SCAM
🏢 Business Resources: FloridaDisaster.biz
🚫 Unlicensed Activity: 1-866-532-1440
🤝 Want to Volunteer? Volunteerflorida.org
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
FDOT crews regularly refill and monitor generators powering traffic signals throughout Northwest Florida. This essential work keeps intersections safe and operational during power outages. We appreciate the ongoing efforts to maintain reliable travel for everyone.
#HurricaneIsaias
#ReadytoServe
#OneFDOT
ICYMI: Governor Ron DeSantis Issues Updates on State Response and Recovery Efforts for Hurricane Isaias
Read more ➡️ tinyurl.com/IsaiasRecovery
Visit FloridaDisaster.org/Updates for more info & recovery resources.
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
🌀 Storm Response 🌀
#FLDEP is on the ground in Okaloosa and Walton counties today conducting post-storm beach surveys to assess shoreline impacts and erosion.
Once the beach assessments are complete, that information will be used to guide recovery efforts – both for the short term and the long term.
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
Storm repairs can bring tough decisions when you’re already dealing with damage. RebuildRightFL.com brings Florida homeowners and businesses resources to check a contractor’s license, recognize common scams and find storm recovery contractors through the @DCNonlineFL.
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
Grayton Beach State Park has reopened!
When Governor DeSantis learned that Hurricane Isaias washed out the road, he connected FDOT and the Florida State Parks team to get the road fixed and get Grayton Beach State Park back on its feet.
For more updates on park closures, visit FloridaStateParks.org/StormU…
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📍: Grayton Beach State Park
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#FLStateParks #HurricaneIsaias
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
Our Unmanned Aircraft Systems team removed a downed tree blocking a neighborhood’s only exit. By safely clearing the obstruction, the team helped restore access for residents, supporting the continued flow of recovery operations.
📍On the Ground in Escambia & Santa Rosa Counties
FDEM Executive Director Jared Perdue visited with members of the @FLStateGuard at sites in the Panhandle to see firsthand the ongoing recovery efforts following Hurricane #Isaias.
Our State Emergency Response Team (SERT) partners continue to play a critical role in supporting impacted communities by assisting with the distribution of essential supplies & recovery operations.
Thank you to the dedicated personnel working around the clock to help Floridians recover! 💪
🧹 Help your community clean up storm debris safely & efficiently as recovery continues after Hurricane #Isaias!
🗑️ Sort debris into the six designated piles
🌳 Keep debris away from trees, structures & other obstacles
🔥 Never burn debris, as it can create fire hazards & put your community at risk
Let’s help the Florida Panhandle recover faster! 💪
Hurricane Isaias has impacted many communities in Florida/Alabama and we’re ready to lend a hand.
Stop by these locations on 10/13 at 10:00 am for a free bucket of supplies. One bucket per car, while supplies last:
📍 Lowe’s of Gulf Breeze
📍 Lowe’s of Milton
📍 Lowe’s of Ensley
📍 Lowe’s of Enterprise
📍 Lowe’s of Panama City Beach
📍 Lowe’s of Defuniak Springs
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
As Hurricane Isaias impacts Florida, important resources are available to help Floridians during response and recovery.
Volunteer Florida is coordinating with Florida VOAD (Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters) partners to support ongoing efforts. Please save and share these disaster assistance hotlines with anyone who may need support. #ServeFL
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
Volunteers are needed in the Niceville area to support Hurricane Isaias response efforts with @OpBBQRelief.
Ready to serve? Find this opportunity and sign up through Volunteer Connect: volunteer.volunteerflorida.o…
#ServeFL
FHP’s UAS Troopers are out this morning monitoring river flood levels and its impact on bridges, roadways, and communities. Troopers also continue escorting utility crews and critical supplies into impacted areas, and cut-and-top teams have now completed more than 100 debris removal missions.
Before you travel, check current road closures at FL511.com. If you must go out, use extra caution, slow down, and allow extra time. Never drive through flooded roadways. Turn around, don't drown.
🚨 10/12: Hurricane #Isaias POD Update
📦Points of Distribution (PODs) are open across the Florida Panhandle to provide FREE essential supplies to Floridians impacted by Hurricane #Isaias.
Current POD Locations:
ESCAMBIA COUNTY
📍 Brownsville Community Center, Pensacola
SANTA ROSA COUNTY
📍 Krul Recreation Area, Milton
📍 Martin Luther King Middle School, Milton
📍 Hickory Hammock Baptist Church, Milton
📍 Jay Community Center, Jay
WALTON COUNTY
📍 Boys & Girls Club of the Emerald Coast, Santa Rosa Beach
📍 DeFuniak Springs Community Center, DeFuniak Springs
📍 Freeport Regional Sports Complex, Freeport
WASHINGTON COUNTY
📍 Vernon Fire Department, Vernon
🔗 For the latest POD locations & additional recovery resources, visit FloridaDisaster.org/Updates.
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
Florida National Guard soldiers are helping communities recover from Hurricane Isaias by distributing water, ice and other essential supplies at points of distribution sites (PODs) throughout the affected areas.
Standing with our neighbors, every step of the recovery. Florida First!
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
DCF has opened a Comfort Center in Century to support Floridians impacted by Hurricane Isaias.
Resources available:
•Restrooms
•Showers
•Laundry Facilities
•Food and Water
•Feminine Hygiene Products
•Baby Diapers
•Cleaning Kits
•Tarps
⚠️ As Florida recovers from Hurricane #Isaias, help prevent additional communications outages!
Damaged communication lines can disrupt 911 services, emergency response efforts & connectivity for impacted communities.
🌳 Never touch or cut downed lines when clearing debris.
🚫 Do not drive over or attempt to move damaged lines.
⚡ Keep debris away from utility equipment.
📞 Report downed or damaged lines to your utility provider.
Remember, always call 811 before you dig!
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
FDLE members worked throughout the weekend in aviation search and rescue missions, first responder assistance, and communication and technological coordination.
FDLE continues to support recovery efforts in the communities affected by Hurricane Isaias.
For more information on disaster recovery resources, visit FloridaDisaster.org.
📢 UPDATE: An additional Insurance Assistance Hub is now OPEN in Pensacola!
As recovery efforts continue following Hurricane #Isaias, @FLDFS is expanding assistance to impacted Floridians.
📍 Pensacola: University of West Florida, 1–4 PM
📍 Destin: Morgan Sports Complex, 9 AM–4 PM
Residents can visit either location for help navigating the insurance claims process & getting answers to insurance-related questions.
As recovery efforts continue following Hurricane Isaias, we’re here to support affected Florida communities. Our Insurance Assistance Hubs in Destin and Pensacola are NOW OPEN and ready to assist Floridians with insurance questions and help them navigate the claims process.
Stop by today!
Destin location: Open 9AM-4PM
Pensacola location: Open 1PM-4PM