Official account for Mayor of Tallahassee John Dailey. Follow along for updates on initiatives & projects from across the Capital City!

Tallahassee, FL
Joined February 2017
Mayor John Dailey retweeted
Termaine and his team are working to clean up the mess of trees and lines that came down on Lake Ridge Drive near Rhoden Cove as electric restoration efforts continue. Thankful for these crews working 16-hour shifts around the clock.🥰💪
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Mayor John Dailey retweeted
Crews continue to work in the Melody Hills neighborhood to restring lines impacted by trees and make needed repairs. #Isaias
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Damage can occur to a customer's side of the electric connection, too. The City's infrastructure connects to your house, passing through a meter to your service panel. For power to be fully restored, both sides need to be properly functioning. youtu.be/Z8E-OlgbKdM?si=xvuz…
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Mayor John Dailey retweeted
Working nonstop through the night into the morning, crews restored over 98% & are continue to make progress on about 2,000 remaining scattered outages caused by impacts from Hurricane #Isaias. Work ongoing as additional crews focus on complex, isolated & individual repairs today.
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Storm Update, 8:00 a.m., 10/10: Working nonstop all through the night into this morning, crews restored over 98% and are continuing to make progress on the approximately 2,000 remaining scattered outages caused by impacts from Hurricane Isaias. Work is ongoing as additional crews focus on complex, isolated and individual repairs throughout today.
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Mayor John Dailey retweeted
Storm Update, 10:30 p.m., 10/9: Electric crews continue making progress repairing damage from Hurricane Isaias that caused nearly 25,000 power outages. Crews will continue overnight and through tomorrow working to restore approximately 5,000 customers currently without power.
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Mayor John Dailey retweeted
Impacts from Hurricane #Isaias caused nearly 25,000 power outages, most due to downed trees & downed power lines. Crews have restored over 17,000 customers since the start of local impacts & will keep working overnight to make repairs. (1/2)
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Mayor John Dailey retweeted
Fallen trees and limbs entangled in power lines add complexity to electric power restoration efforts. It heightens safety risks, especially overnight, during a flood warning with the rain still coming down, limiting visibility. (1/3)
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Mayor John Dailey retweeted
Rains from Hurricane Isaias are adding to our already waterlogged community. Flooding is a real risk. Take your safety seriously. 🤳 Set up weather alerts on your phone. ⛰️ Know where you can find higher ground. 💦 Stay out of floodwaters. Learn more at bit.ly/477IJx1
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Mayor John Dailey retweeted
Flash Flood Warning including Tallahassee FL, Quincy FL and Chattahoochee FL until 12:15 AM EDT
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A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Alabama, Florida and Georgia until 9 PM EDT
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Mayor John Dailey retweeted
CityofTLH Storm Update: Hurricane #Isaias is a Cat 2 and gaining strength. Tallahassee is under a Tropical Storm Warning and Flood Watch. Anticipated impacts to our area include heavy rain and flooding, with risks for tornadoes and high wind gusts through Saturday. (1/2)
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Mayor John Dailey retweeted
What a joyful morning! Thank you to the hundreds of people who attended the ribbon-cutting for Tallahassee's second senior center, and thank you to everyone who brought this vision to life. See our photo gallery of the event at bit.ly/4ruGLQr @COTparks
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Mayor John Dailey retweeted
The Ribbon Cutting celebration for the second Tallahassee Senior Center is Sept. 23 at 10:30a at 2743 Welaunee Blvd. Shuttle service begins at 9:30a at District 850 (2662 Fleischmann Rd.). Can't make it? Attend the Open House on Oct. 8 from 3-6p. bit.ly/4xgTE21
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Wishing all those observing Yom Kippur in our community an easy and meaningful fast.
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Wishing a happy Rosh Hashanah to all those celebrating in our community. May this new year bring peace, prosperity, and joy.
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Today, we remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the courage of the first responders and heroes who answered the call. Twenty-five years later, we continue to remember, reflect and reaffirm the strength of our nation.
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Mayor John Dailey retweeted
On September 11, 2001, our nation was forever changed when 2,977 lives were lost in a series of terrorist attacks. Twenty-five years later, we pause to remember that tragic day, honor the fallen and support the survivors.
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