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🚨 10/17 Update: Isaias Resources 🚨
❓ Info & Resources: FloridaDisaster.org/Updates
🚐 Sheltering Assistance: EmergencyRV.org
🚜 Agricultural Assistance: tinyurl.com/DisasterFarmAid
🚧 Road Closures: FL511.com
⛑️ Red Cross: 800-RED-CROSS
🧹 Samaritan's Purse: 833-747-1234
⚖️ Legal Helpline: 833-514-2940
🛡️ Insurance Helpline: 877-MY-FL-CFO
⚠️ Price Gouging Hotline: 866 9NO-SCAM
🏢 Business Resources: FloridaDisaster.biz
🚫 Unlicensed Activity: 866-532-1440
🤝 Want to Volunteer? Volunteerflorida.org
🫶 Donate: FloridaDisasterFund.org
🏠 Today, @GovRonDeSantis announced that the first travel trailers were awarded to Floridians displaced by Hurricane #Isaias, marking another step toward recovery for impacted families.
Through @FLSERT’s partnership with @EmergencyRV, eligible residents whose homes sustained significant storm damage can access temporary sheltering while they recover. 🤝
Need temporary shelter assistance? Visit EmergencyRV.org & click the banner at the 🔝 of the page to apply.
🔗 Explore additional recovery resources at FloridaDisaster.org/Updates.
‼️ Help speed up debris removal after Hurricane #Isaias by sorting debris into 6 piles:
🍃 Vegetative debris
☣️ Hazardous waste
🦺 Construction & demolition debris
🗑️ Household garbage
🎛️ Large appliances
📻 Electronics
📍 Remember to place debris curbside, away from trees, structures & downed power lines.
Follow your county’s guidance for debris pickup to help keep communities safe & moving toward recovery! 💪
🔗 Find available recovery resources at FloridaDisaster.org/Updates.
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
Following Hurricane Isaias and roadways being cleared for travel, FDOT took recovery efforts a step further. We helped hard-hit Santa Rosa County prioritize and evaluate school bus stops to ensure safe areas for students returning to school.
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As the Panhandle recovers from Hurricane Isaias, we are helping businesses reopen safely and getting Floridians back to work. Thanks to the efforts of first responders, emergency management personnel, and state agency teams, many businesses in the region have already been able to start operating again and welcoming customers—including Jackacuda’s Seafood and Sushi in Destin.
Our efforts to help businesses reopen and restore the region’s economy are ongoing in the hardest-hit communities. So far, 236 Business Damage Assessment Surveys have been completed, and we have made available $10 million through the Florida Small Business Emergency Bridge Loan Program. These are short-term, zero-interest loans to help small business owners get the immediate cash flow they need to reopen while they wait for other funding, like insurance, to kick in.
We’re committed to doing everything we can to help Panhandle communities get the assistance they need to get back on their feet. If you are a business owners or local resident affected by Hurricane Isaias, visit FloridaDisaster.org for more information on resources available to you.
ICYMI: Governor DeSantis Announces Temporary Sheltering and First Responder Assistance for Hurricane Isaias Survivors
Read more ➡️ tinyurl.com/ICYMI-IsaiasReco…
Explore available disaster recovery resources at FloridaDisaster.org/Updates.
🫡 Florida’s first responders continue showing up for their communities, even as they navigate the impacts of Hurricane #Isaias on their own homes & families.
We’re grateful for their service & remain committed to helping all Floridians recover. 🤝
If you’ve been displaced by storm damage & need temporary shelter, @EmergencyRV is helping connect eligible Florida families with travel trailers while they recover & rebuild.
Visit EmergencyRV.org & click the banner at the 🔝 of the page to apply!
For additional assistance, visit our one-stop shop for disaster recovery information & resources: 📲 FloridaDisaster.org/Updates.
Since Hurricane Isaias made landfall, we have been working to ensure that those affected by this storm have the assistance they need to get back on their feet. We are operating seven Multi-Agency Resource Centers where Floridians can learn about available assistance and get connected with recovery resources.
Thanks to our partnership with Emergency RV, we have started providing travel trailers to Floridians displaced by significant hurricane damage, so they have a safe place to live while they rebuild. We’re also committed to helping the first responders whose homes were impacted by the storm and still showed up to serve their communities. With funding from the Florida Sheriffs Association, we are providing these first responders with $5,000 each to show our gratitude.
Schools in Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa and Walton counties have reopened and resumed normal operations. We’re grateful for the hard work of school teams, transportation crews, and all our partners who helped make them safe for students and staff.
For more information on Hurricane Isaias resources, visit FloridaDisaster.org.
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Governor DeSantis Highlights Successful Business Reopenings Since Hurricane Isaias xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1MJgNbmwZ…
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🗣️ If your business was impacted by Hurricane Isaias, report your damages and economic losses through the Business Damage Assessment Survey today >> FloridaDisaster.biz
🍽️ Looking for free meals near you?
Feeding sites are open to provide meals to Floridians impacted by Hurricane #Isaias. 🥫
🔗 Find open feeding sites & additional recovery resources at FloridaDisaster.org/Updates.
For local updates & assistance, find your county’s emergency management office at FloridaDisaster.org/Counties & follow them on social media.
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Governor DeSantis Provides Hurricane Isaias Update in Pensacola xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1vJpPNvOm…
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Attention Northwest Florida motorists:
While the FDOT teams continue around the clock work to keep Hurricane Isaias recovery efforts moving, let’s keep them safe and help them get home to their families. Please remember to be alert, slow down, and give plenty of room to crews working on the roads clearing debris.
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
Were you impacted by Hurricane Isaias? USDA offers several options to offset losses and help get you back on your feet. Reach out to your crop insurance agent to file a Notice of Loss if you have Federal crop insurance and experienced an eligible loss. farmers.gov/protection-recov…
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
❤️ FREE MEALS TODAY TO HELP HURRICANE SURVIVORS! ❤️
📅 Monday, Oct. 19, 2026
✅ Double-check the location and time before heading out.
✅ Locations change daily, so stay updated!
✅ Donate, volunteer, and learn more at OBR.org!
#OperationBBQRelief #Isaias
🤝 Need help recovering from Hurricane #Isaias? There may be a Multi Agency Resource Center (MARC) near you!
MARCs bring state agencies & community partners together in one location to connect disaster survivors with recovery resources.
Get help navigating:
▪️ Essential services for older adults & people with disabilities
▪️ Home repairs & finding licensed contractors
▪️ Business recovery & employment resources
A new MARC opens TODAY in Walton County!
📍 DeFuniak Springs Community Center
🕐 Opens at 1 PM CDT
Check the locations below to find a MARC near you & visit FloridaDisaster.org/Updates for operating hours & additional recovery resources.
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
Floridians affected by Hurricane Isaias can visit DCF’s Distribution Site in Milton today from 9am–6pm CT for essential supplies, services, and support.
DCF is proud to partner with the Florida Division of Emergency Management Multi Agency Resource Center (MARC)at Pensacola State College to ensure families have access to comprehensive recovery resources.Floridians affected by Hurricane Isaias can visit DCF’s Distribution Site in Milton today from 9am–6pm CT for essential supplies, services, and support.
DCF is proud to partner with the Florida Division of Emergency Management Multi Agency Resource Center (MARC)at Pensacola State College to ensure families have access to comprehensive recovery resources.
Free Resources available at the Main Entrance:
• Water
• Food Boxes
• Adult Diapers
• Baby Diapers
• Feminine Hygiene Products
• Hygiene Kits
• Cleaning Buckets
• Industrial Bags
• Towels
Free Resources available at the Main Entrance:
• Water
• Food Boxes
• Adult Diapers
• Baby Diapers
• Feminine Hygiene Products
• Hygiene Kits
• Cleaning Buckets
• Industrial Bags
• Towels
🌀 Since Hurricane #Isaias, @FLSERT has been working around the clock at the State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC), coordinating with state, federal & local partners to direct resources & address the needs of impacted Floridians.
Through this continued collaboration, partners are helping communities access critical resources & move forward with response & recovery efforts.
Disaster response & recovery take a coordinated, statewide effort, with every partner playing a vital role. 🤝
🔗 Visit FloridaDisaster.org/Updates for the latest information & recovery resources.
Recovery starts with knowing where to turn for help.
As Floridians continue recovering from Hurricane #Isaias, @FLSERT is committed to connecting impacted residents with the resources & assistance they need.
From disaster assistance & temporary sheltering information to cleanup support & recovery updates, our recovery resources page brings helpful information together in one place.
🔗 Visit FloridaDisaster.org/Updates to explore available resources.
There are many ways to support Floridians impacted by Hurricane #Isaias!
Through Volunteer Florida’s Cash, Connect & Confirm initiative, you can explore ways to give back, connect with trusted volunteer opportunities, & confirm how to make the greatest impact.
Whether you're donating, volunteering your time, or helping connect others with recovery resources, every act of service matters.
Visit Volunteer Florida to learn how you can get involved & help your community recover. 🤝
To find more available resources, please visit FloridaDisaster.org/Updates.
