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Evacuation Orders for Florida counties can be found below. For additional information, please visit your local Emergency Management website. Click HERE for full screen view of Evacuation orders.
Florida officials are telling millions of residents the time to evacuate is running out as Hurricane Milton sets its sights on the state's west coast. In Pinellas County, the peninsula including ...
Local officials issued widespread mandatory evacuation orders for many communities in Florida, including for parts of Lee, Hillsborough and Sarasota Counties. What to know. Hurricane Milton...
Mandatory evacuation orders have been issued and others are underway. If local authorities issue evacuations, please listen and evacuate immediately. Your life could be at risk. ... please call 1-800-729-3413 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for the hurricane evacuation charter bus schedule. Again, this is for residents that are in areas with evacuation ...
The list of places under mandatory evacuation ahead of Hurricane Milton's landfall include Naples, Tampa, St. Petersburg and more.
Evacuation orders are in effect for people living in zones A, B and C, as well as those in mobile and manufactured homes, according to county emergency management officials.
As evacuation orders were issued, forecasters warned of a possible 8- to 12-foot (2.4- to 3.6-meter) storm surge in Tampa Bay. That’s the highest ever predicted for the region and nearly double the levels reached two weeks ago during Helene, said National Hurricane Center spokesperson Maria Torres.
Evacuation orders are in effect for people living in zones A, B and C, as well as those in mobile and manufactured homes, according to county emergency management officials. As of Wednesday, Oct ...
Evacuations and storm preparations began on Sunday night as forecasters projected that Hurricane Milton would slam into Florida’s west coast on Wednesday as a major hurricane packing...
Widespread evacuation orders are in effect in Florida. As many as 15 million people are under flood watches across the Florida Peninsula, and 11 million are at risk for tropical tornadoes Tuesday ...