Hurricane Michael Update from Nassau EM
Nassau County’s Emergency Management update on Hurricane Michael… looks like our local beaches are closed.
Hurricane Season
Storm and Yard Debris Pickup Information
So far, over 1,600 tons of storm debris material has been removed following Hurricane Matthew.
Emergency Loans for Small Businesses After Hurricane Matthew
Emergency Bridge Loan Program Available To Assist Small Business Owners In The Aftermath Of Hurricane Matthew
Hurricane Matthew and Things You Should Know
When we evacuated for Hurricane Floyd it took 30 minutes to leave Amelia Island, 3 hours to reach the interstate, and over 20 hours to get to Ft Walton Beach.
After the Storm Reminders and Helpful Links
I’m hoping everyone weathered Hurricane Hermine’s wrath safely, but it has been over ten years since Florida has been hit with a land-falling hurricane.
Hurricane Preparedness Tax Free Holiday 2014
Nassau County, Florida, has new evacuation zones effective for the 2014 Hurricane Season.
Caring for Animals When Evacuating
Include additional supplies for your pet in your hurricane kit to be better prepared should the unthinkable occur.
Tropical Storm Chantal in our Long Term Forecast
Tropical Storm Chantal is disturbing weather in Puerto Rico, Barbados, Martinique, and more but she is still a long way from us!
Family Emergency Plan Tips
What about sudden disasters? What will you do if you are in church, at work, or at the grocery store?
Force of Nature – Hurricane Season
By following this list of flood safety tips your family and home will be ready when waters begin to rise.
Memories of Superstorm Sandy
Reading this it was clear, it could of been our story. The Hodnett family, like us, also lived less than one mile from the Atlantic Ocean.
October 2012 Spawns Hurricane Sandy
Tie down your outdoor furniture Pooh, it is about to be a “Blustery day in the Hundred Acre Woods.”
Survey for Businesses Only Regarding TS Beryl Damage
Are you a business in Nassau County that suffered damage from Tropical Storm Beryl? Emergency Management Department wants to know!
Hurricane Hazards: Winds 2012
Hurricane Preparedness Week bring the discussion of wind and wind speeds. What does a category one or a category 2 really mean?
FEMA Partners and the Public Response Capabilities
Since Hurricane Katrina, many people are confused over the mission of FEMA and this week is a great time to discuss FEMA.