57 homes were damaged, with peak outages affecting 75,000 residents. Find out how the community came together and what’s next for recovery efforts.
The Alachua County Public Works Department has introduced 10 new flashing beacons at five strategic locations near “key” pedestrian crosswalks.
There is a Multi-Agency Resource Center now open in Bell, and a FEMA Disaster Recovery Center in Branford.
Urgent evacuations are in progress as rising water levels threaten homes and infrastructure.
The curfew restricts travel north of C-39, east of 200, and east of N. Nature Trail between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. until further notice.
The closures will take effect at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2024, and will remain in place until further notice.
Authorities say she was last seen at Walmart on 441 in Summerfield.
After a flood disaster, homeowners should expect visits from FEMA inspectors, insurance adjusters, and government officials, but should always verify identification to avoid scams.
Along with the yard sale, Belleview has begun additional fundraising efforts including a candy sale at Belleview City Hall and the Belleview Public Works Office.
Two sandbag stations are open daily in Ridge Manor and Brooksville to help residents prepare for potential flooding from the Withlacoochee River.