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Joined April 2018
St. Augustine Police Department retweeted
At approximately 9:00pm on May 19, 2023, SJSO Sergeant Michael Kunovich made contact with a male subject in the 2500 block of SR16 in St. Augustine. During the encounter, a physical altercation occurred and additional deputies responded. (1/3)
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In mid 2022, City Manager John Regan assigned @StAugPD Officer Steven Fischer to lead the city's efforts to address homelessness. So, he is joining us this week for the first time on #CityStAugRadio Check it out on @WFCF88five or CityStAugRadio.com #CityStAug
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St. Augustine Police Department retweeted
Residential yard debris pickup will remain on its normal schedule this week Residential recycling will not be collected this week, but will resume on Thursday, November 17 and Friday, November 18. Full story: bit.ly/3hbUj3c #CityStAug
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We have released a Special Edition: Hurricane Ian Recovery of the City's e-newsletter, News & Notes. Check it out here: bit.ly/3roukrj If you don't receive News & Notes directly to your inbox, sign up here: bit.ly/3rbfDI5 #CityStAug
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(2/2) Place debris curbside, within 15 ft of the curb so that it can be reached by pickup crews & claw trucks. Debris should not be placed in the street where it can obstruct traffic, fire hydrants, mailboxes, & utility boxes. More info bit.ly/3fztO7j #CityStAug
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We know that residents & businesses are anxious to get to cleanup & recovery! The evacuation order has not been lifted, we appreciate your patience while officials assess the damage in our area. We will make the announcement as soon as the evacuation order has been lifted.
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St. Augustine Police Department retweeted
FLOOD ADVISORY: Be advised that we are NOT in the clear yet & have 1 more tide cycle. High tide will be at 11:50pm tonight (Thurs, Sept 29), expect rapidly rising water & damaging winds. Don't drive through standing water, be mindful of your wake, & cautious of debris. #CityStAug
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Join us on the St. Johns County Emergency Management Facebook page at 2 p.m. for an important update on Tropical Storm Ian. #MySJCFL #TropicalStormIan
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St. Augustine Police Department retweeted
Be advised that high tide today (Thursday, September 29) is at 11:30am and water is rapidly rising throughout the City. Do not drive through standing water. Also, be aware of debris and downed power lines. #CityStAug
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Join us on the St. Johns County Emergency Management Facebook page at 5:30 p.m. for an important flooding message. #MySJCFL #HurricaneIan #HurricanePrep
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St. Augustine Police Department retweeted
We have released a Special Edition: Hurricane Ian of the City's e-newsletter. News & Notes. Check it out here: bit.ly/3dKR9lX If you don't receive News & Notes directly to your inbox, sign up here: bit.ly/3rbfDI5 #CityStAug
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St. Augustine Police Department retweeted
St. Johns County storm shelters are now open. The County is prepared to open additional shelters as needed. Visit sjcfl.us/hurricane or call the Emergency Management Citizen Information Line (904.824.5550) for more info. #MySJCFL #HurricaneIan #HurricanePrep
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St. Augustine Police Department retweeted
CityStAug GIS division has created an interactive map that demonstrates Hurricane Ian anticipated flooding levels and intrusion areas . Check it out: bit.ly/3RiOaPf ​ For more flooding resources, visit: citystaug.com/947/Resources #CityStAug
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St. Augustine Police Department retweeted
Sandbag operations at Francis Field have concluded! For information about additional sandbag resources provided by @StJohnsEOC, visit sjcfl.us/hurricane or call the Emergency Management Citizen Information Line at 904.824.5550. #CityStAug
St. Augustine Police Department retweeted
As of 11 a.m. local time, St. Johns County bridges are NOT closed. Please continue to monitor St. Johns County Emergency Management’s social media and the sjcfl.us/hurricane website. We will provide an update if the decision is made to close bridges. #MySJCFL #HurricaneIan
St. Augustine Police Department retweeted
PARKING GARAGE FULL: Capacity has been reached at the Historic Downtown Parking Facility. The garage is unable to accept more vehicles at this time. Please note, the City-owned lot at 301 San Marco still has limited availability. #CityStAug
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St. Augustine Police Department retweeted
Have you signed up for Alert St. Johns? It's St. Johns County's alert system that will allow us to alert you in an emergency. Sign up here: alertstjohns.com. #MySJCFL #HurricaneIan #HurricanePrep
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St. Augustine Police Department retweeted
Full story: CityStAug.com/Ian In preparation for the impact of Hurricane Ian this week, the City is urging residents to prepare for flooding, tropical storm force winds and possible hurricane force gusts, power outages, tree damages, and structure damage. #CityStAug
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St. Augustine Police Department retweeted
St. Johns County issues evacuation orders for Zones A, B, and part of F effective Sept. 28 at 6 a.m. Shelters will open Sept. 28 at noon. Visit sjcfl.us/hurricane for more information. #MySJCFL #HurricaneIan #HurricanePrep
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St. Augustine Police Department retweeted
Join us on the St. Johns County Emergency Management Facebook page (facebook.com/StJohnsEOC) at 1 p.m. for a press conference on Hurricane Ian. #MySJCFL #HurricaneIan #HurricanePrep