Storm Recovery
All of the latest information related to Storm Recovery from Hurricane Milton.
Storm Debris Pickup Begins Wednesday, Oct. 16
Storm debris collection will begin in the City of Palm Coast on Wednesday, October 16., using trucks equipped with machinery to remove unbagged storm debris. It is crucial to keep storm debris separate from regular yard waste. Mixing bagged or containerized debris with storm debris could result in FEMA denying the entire haul.
FEMA Assistance
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced Saturday morning that residents of Flagler County are now eligible for financial assistance and other emergency resources in the wake of Hurricane Milton.
Flagler County residents can apply at www.disasterassistance.gov to begin the process.
PEP Tanks During a Storm
If the power is off, the pump will not operate. However, a reserve capacity in the pretreatment tank allows for a normal day’s usage before any difficulty may be experienced. During a power outage, your water usage is normally greatly reduced.
Hire Licensed Contractors for Storm Repairs
The City of Palm Coast strongly urges residents to exercise caution when selecting contractors for property repairs. Choosing a properly licensed contractor is essential to avoid potential scams and ensure quality work. Residents should be particularly cautious of door-to-door solicitors offering quick fixes or deals that seem too good to be true.
Emergency Road Closure: Old Kings Rd
Old Kings Road closed temporarily south of Oak Trails Boulevard due to a road failure. It was repaired and reopened on Monday, Oct. 14 at 2 p.m.
Emergency Preparedness
We all want to keep our families safe. When it comes to hurricanes, tornadoes, thunderstorms, wildfires, and other emergencies, the best way to stay safe, is to be prepared. Learn how with the links and information here.
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