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DeSantis, Department of Education Order Public School to Open Oct. 14

Schools open Oct. 14 by state order. In Santa Rosa, 16 of 37 still have no power. Escambia is still counting damage. Will DeSantis guarantee the kids’ safety?

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3 p.m. Hurricane Recovery Update

Isaias aftermath: Escambia County offices reopen Tuesday, Oct. 13, but ECAT buses stay parked. See who’s open, plus relief and loan help. Read the details.

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Noon Hurricane Recovery Updates

Escambia County is continuing recovery efforts following Hurricane Isaias, including damage assessments and debris clearing across roadways. The Escambia County Emergency Operations Center is now…

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Escambia Schools Closed Tomorrow, More Recovery Updates

Hurricane Isaias keeps Escambia and Santa Rosa schools closed Tuesday. Free Lowe’s buckets, food and water are available. Get the details

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BRACE: Crisis Cleanup Hotline

Call 1-800-451-1954 for help with fallen trees, debris, roof tarping and flood-damaged homes.

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U.S. Postal Services Suspends Operations Here

The Florida 1 District has announced a temporary suspension of mail delivery and retail operations due to the catastrophic weather impact of Hurricane Isaias.

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Community Health Reopens Three Locations

Community Health reopens locations on Jackson St. in Pensacola, Trinity Pediatrics on N. 9th Ave. and Caroline St. in Milton.

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Hurricane Recovery Updates

Isaias aftermath: boil-water notice still on, offices closed Monday, debris pickup starts Oct. 14. Read the latest recovery updates.

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Escambia County Debris Collections Begins Wednesday

Escambia County Hurricane Debris Collection to Begin this Week Escambia County will begin debris collection for storm-generated debris from Hurricane Isaias later this week, with…

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City of Pensacola Road Closures

Latest info from the City of Pensacola on Road Closures; ECUa on boil water notices and County EOC.

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IMPACT 100 Postpones “Million Dollar Sunday”

The event is rescheduled for Sunday, October 25, provided the community does not experience extensive storm damage. The location and times remain unchanged.

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UWF Kicks Students Out of Dorms at 6 p.m. today

UWF gave dorm students under 24 hours to evacuate. After Sally in 2020, they got food and water. Shelter opens 8 am, Friday. Where do they sleep tonight, Manny?

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ECUA Shutting Off Water on Pensacola Beach, Friday 3 p.m.

As Hurricane Isaias approaches the Gulf Coast and an evacuation order is issued for Pensacola Beach, the Emerald Coast Utilities Authority will temporarily shut down…

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ECUA to Begin Friday Sanitation Collection Early Ahead of Hurricane Isaias

ECUA to Begin Friday Sanitation Collection Early Ahead of Hurricane Isaias The Emerald Coast Utilities Authority will begin Friday, Oct. 9, sanitation collection services as…

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Zones A and B start evacuating

  Update: To look up your evacuation zone online, visit myescambia.com/knowyourzone. Escambia County has issued an evacuation order for evacuation Zones A and B, effective at…

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Escambia Commission Issues Local State of Emergency for Hurricane Isaias

Escambia County declared a Local State of Emergency for Hurricane Isaias at a Special Emergency Board of County Commissioners Meeting this morning, Thursday, Oct. 8….

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Litany of Closures, Cancellations

This is all we know as of 7 a.m. We will post updates as we receive them. Stay safe!

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Isaias Is Strengthening, and Escambia County Is in the Path

Isaias could hit 110 mph by Thursday, with 5 to 7 feet of surge possible in Escambia. Hurricane watch is up. Watch Scottlin Wilson tell give us the detail.

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City Races to Shore Up as Isaias Takes Aim

Hurricane Watch for Escambia: Mayor Reeves says treat Isaias as a direct hit. See the city’s storm plan, flood spots and boat ramp changes.

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Socktober Returns to West Pensacola Elementary

Socks are the most requested item at shelters. Socktober’s goal is 3,500 pairs, and for the first time, local veterans will get them too. Learn how to help.

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