Post-Helene Update | Get Storm Ready

Treasure Island, Florida sent this bulletin at 10/06/2024 08:16 AM EDT

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Treasure Island, Florida
Current Forecast
The city debris management contractors continue collecting debris around the island. Crews are working as fast as they can, anticipating another storm heading our way. More than 2,800 cubic yards of debris have been collected so far.
 
Public works crews continue to collect debris around city facilities and continue waste pickup.
 
Sunset Beach:
Sand removal/restoration efforts continue. Crews are making great progress in getting West Gulf Blvd. cleared so the neighborhood can be opened to vehicular traffic.
 
Golf cart shuttle service will continue today, Oct. 6, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
 
For disaster recovery assistance information, visit MyTreasureIsland.com/DisasterAssistance
 
Get Storm Ready | Milton
Milton is slowly organizing with winds now at 50 mph. The track continues to show a landfall Wednesday along the Florida West Coast. Storm Surge Watches and Hurricane Watches are expected from the National Hurricane Center later today, Oct. 6.
National Hurricane Center Website

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Make A Plan to Evacuate if Ordered:
• Secure Debris: Leave it at the curb, bundled or covered. Crews are working fast to get debris collected
• Clear Yard: Move bikes, lawn furniture, grills, propane tanks, and building material inside or shelter
• Be ready to turn off your power
• Prepare an emergency kit | MyTreasureIsland.com/StormReady

Document Damages:
• Pictures and videos – Take pictures and video of all the damage to your home from Hurricane Helene
• Secure documents – Be sure to gather all insurance documents, disaster assistance information, damage estimates, etc. and keep them in a safe and secure location.
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