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Federal response operations remain underway across Southeast following impacts of Helene
The response across southeastern states affected by Hurricane and Tropical Storm Helene continues to address critical needs of survivors. more
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President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. increases federal cost share for Florida
The President authorized that federal funds for debris removal and emergency protective measures... more
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Rain and storm winds blowing trees
Florida on alert for flooding rain and wind from potential tropical system
AccuWeather expert meteorologists are warning families, businesses, emergency officials... more
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President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. increases federal cost share for Florida
The President authorized the federal cost-share to be increased from 75% to 100% for the first 90 days of the incident period. more
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The Humane Society helps animals in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene
The Humane Society of the United States is on the ground in Florida and Tennessee assisting multiple communities more
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Governor Ron DeSantis launches Operation Blue Ridge
On Sept. 29, Governor Ron DeSantis announced that Florida is rapidly deploying recovery assistance... more
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How to help after Hurricane Helene
Here are some of the organizations providing support to people who experienced loss from the storm: more
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Okeechobee experienced power outages during storm
Okeechobee County was spared serious damage from Hurricane Helene, according to information shared at the Sept. 27 meeting ... more
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The Taylor Creek S-193 Boat Lock on Lake Okeechobee's North Shore is now open to navigation. The lock was temporarily closed for maintenance work and reopened on Aug. 3. [Photo courtesy SFWMD]
SFWMD closes boat locks as storm approaches
The South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) is temporarily closing navigational locks in preparation of Hurricane Helene.  more
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DOH-Okeechobee offices close in response to severe weather impacts
All Florida Department of Health in Okeechobee County (DOH-Okeechobee) offices will be closed on Thursday, September 26... more
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SFWMD-managed lands will temporarily close tonight in preparation for hurricane helene
The SFWMD will temporarily close all SFWMD-managed lands today, Wednesday, September 25 at 8 p.m. more
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TRICARE expands prescription refill waivers to include 20 counties due to storm
The Defense Health Agency announced that TRICARE beneficiaries in 20 additional Florida counties... more
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President Biden approves Emergency Declaration for Florida
WASHINGTON -- FEMA announced on Sept. 24 that federal disaster assistance is available to the state of Florida to supplement response efforts due to emergency conditions resulting from Hurricane … more
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AAA offers safety and insurance tips to help residents prepare for Helene
As Tropical Storm Helene churns toward Florida, insurance experts at AAA – The Auto Club Group are providing... more
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BBB urges Floridians to prepare for Hurricane Helene: Beware of scams and storm chasers
The BBB has launched a comprehensive Florida Hurricane Guide, your go-to resource for hurricane season preparedness. more
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FWC urges vessel owners to prepare and secure their boats for impending storm
Weather is expected to strengthen and is anticipated to cover a large area, affecting regions well beyond... more
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Red Cross Emergency App adds information on disaster response
Are you ready for a hurricane? American Red Cross has an app for that. more
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Boat owners advised to secure their boats
Preparing for a natural disaster can be overwhelming, with many critical details to address. … more
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Storm track shifts west; Okeechobee County expects 2-4 inches of rain
Okeechobee County emergency officials are continuing to monitor Tropical Depression 4 more
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FEMA approves $2 million for Hurricane Ian debris removal in Okeechobee County
FEMA is announcing $2,062,817 in grant funding to reimburse Okeechobee County for Hurricane Ian debris... more
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