The FL Division of Emergency Management works to ensure that FL is prepared to respond to emergencies, recover from them, and mitigate against their impacts.
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11/10/26 5:30 PM | Help us share this information with impacted residents
RESOURCES
Multi-Agency Resource Centers open daily, 8AM-7PM:
📍Tony Rosa Community Ctr.: 1502 Port Malabar Blvd. NE, Palm Bay
📍Veterans Memorial Complex: 2285 Minton Road, West Melbourne
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With eyes in the sky, the Aviation Response Squadron is painting a clearer picture of the flooding's impact across Central and South Florida. By conducting aerial damage assessments, the team is gathering valuable imagery and information to help identify affected areas and inform recovery operations.
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🚨Did your business sustain damage as a result of the 2026 Fall Flooding?
Report damage and economic losses through the Business Damage Assessment Survey today. >> FloridaDisaster.biz
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Disaster Unemployment Assistance applications are now open for eligible business and residents. To apply, call 1-800-385-3920 or visit FloridaJobs.org
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Scammers can take many forms during storm recovery. Be aware of who you’re interacting with, and stay cautious when accepting offers of assistance. If you have questions or concerns, call the Division of Consumer Services at 1-877-693-5236.
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📸 Your photos can help Palm Beach County’s storm recovery efforts!
If you’ve experienced storm-related damage, download the free PBC DART app and use the “Report Damage” feature to submit photos of affected areas.
Every photo helps us better assess the impact!
ALT Promotional graphic for the free Palm Beach County Disaster Awareness & Recovery Tool (PBC DART) mobile app. The graphic features the blue PBC DART logo, the tagline “Resilience in the Palm of Your Hand,” and a smartphone displaying the app’s home screen. The app is available for iOS and Android devices and helps residents prepare for and recover from emergencies. Features include checking evacuation zones and orders, locating emergency shelters, creating emergency plans, building supply kits, finding open stores and gas stations, and reporting property damage with photos.
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ICYMI: A Business Recovery Center is available Monday-Friday,: 8AM–5PM and Saturday from 10AM–2PM in Pensacola, FL. We will be available alongside @SBAgov disaster specialists to help small business owners impacted by Hurricane Isaias. Learn more at FloridaSBDC.org/isaias
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11/9/26 2:00 PM | As recovery efforts continue, multiple teams are working throughout the impacted areas to assess damage and identify the needs of flood survivors.
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MONITOR RIVER LEVELS: Flooding along the St. Johns River continues to be a significant concern for Seminole County as elevated river levels and upstream runoff contribute to rising water levels throughout the basin. Flooding is expected to worsen over the next week, particularly in low-lying and flood-prone communities. Assuming no additional rainfall, current forecasts indicate the St. Johns River is not expected to crest until late November and last through early December.
HOW TO READ HYDROGRAPHS: A hydrograph is a graph that shows how river levels change over time, including current water levels and predicted levels. Check the time along the bottom of the graph to see the current river level stage and forecasted stages.
STAGES:
- Action Stage: Time to prepare
- Minor Flooding: Minimal property damage
- Moderate Flooding: Some property damage and evacuations
- Major Flooding: Damage to structures and roads, significant evacuations
- Record Flooding: The highest level on record
LOCAL HYDROGRAPHS:
St. Johns River near Sanford: water.noaa.gov/gauges/SNFF1#…
St. Johns River above Lake Harney: water.noaa.gov/gauges/GENF1#…
Learn more at PrepareSeminole.org.
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11/9/26 2:00 PM | Brevard County is distributing flood clean-up kits for to Brevard County residents impacted by recent flooding.
Kits are available starting Monday, November 9, at Brevard County libraries in the most-impacted areas, while supplies last.
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Has your business been impacted by the 2026 Fall Flooding?
Report your damages today through the Business Damage Assessment Survey. >> FloridaDisaster.biz
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The Florida State Guard’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) team continues supporting flood damage assessments throughout the Okeechobee area. Using aerial imagery to survey impacted areas, the team is helping provide critical information to support ongoing recovery efforts.
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11/08/26 5:00 PM | Please help us share this with impacted residents that may not already have this information.
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After the storm passes, our work begins. #hurricaneisaias brought 105 mph winds through the Florida Panhandle, and a falling tree left Steven and Melissa Walter’s home damaged and unsafe.
Melissa is a nurse and Steven is a teacher. They spend their days caring for and educating others so now, it’s our turn to take care of them. We brought the Walters an #emergencyrv so they didn’t have to spend more time in a hotel or living in unsafe conditions.
Families across the country are facing similar challenges after disaster. Help us be there for the next family.
Text EMERGENCYRV to 53-555 to help provide safe, temporary shelter to families in need.
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11/08/26 3:45PM| Did Sewage Back Up Into Your Home During the Flood? Floodwaters can cause sewage to back up into homes, contaminating floors, walls, furniture, and personal belongings with bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens. Sewage-contaminated areas are a health hazard.
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11/7/26 5:00 PM | Help us share this with impacted residents that may not already have this information.
RESOURCES
Brevard County has established a request portal to connect residents with volunteer assistance for flood clean-up efforts including: (continued)
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ICYMI: A Business Recovery Center is available Monday-Friday,: 8AM–5PM and Saturday from 10AM–2PM in Pensacola, FL. We will be available alongside @SBAgov disaster specialists to help small business owners impacted by Hurricane Isaias. Learn more at FloridaSBDC.org/isaias
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🚨 Has your job been impacted by Hurricane Isaias? Applications for Disaster Unemployment Assistance are now open! Appy today by calling 1-800-385-3920 or visiting FloridaJobs.org
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11/6/26 10:30 AM | Cleaning up after flooding? Stay safe with these Do’s & Don’ts:
✅ DO:
• Wear gloves, boots, and protective clothing
• Disinfect surfaces with bleach or another cleaner
• Throw away items that can’t be disinfected
• Wash your hands often
• Stay hydrated
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11/6/26 9:30 AM | Looking for flood clean-up assistance? Brevard County has established a request portal to connect residents with volunteers for flood clean-up efforts like:
🔹 Removal of mud/debris
🔹 Disposal of damaged furniture/flooring
🔹 Removal of wet drywall & materials
