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Melbourne,
September 27, 2022
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As hurricane Ian makes landfall in Florida this week, it's crucial to stay abreast of all updates and have important emergency information handy. It’s important to to take this storm seriously, understand your home’s vulnerability, if you live in an evacuation area and how to get the National Weather Service forecasts for your area. Gather a supply kit, become familiar with evacuation routes if appropriate, and talk with your family and neighbors. Use the below links and contacts to make a list of important emergency contacts and radio/TV stations in your area. BREVARD COUNTY TWITTER UPDATES Sandbags-Limit of 10 sandbags per vehicle** INDIAN RIVER COUNTY TWITTER UPDATE
Brevard County Hurricane Information
Sandbag operations will continue distribution 8AM - 6PM:
• Mitchell Ellington Park, 577 Hall Road, Merritt Island, FL 32953
• Chain of Lakes Park, 2300 Truman Scarborough Way, Titusville, FL 32796
• Wickham Park, 2500 Parkway Drive, Melbourne, FL 32935
• Eastern Florida State College – Palm Bay Campus, 250 Community College Pkwy SE, Palm Bay, FL, 32909
Disaster Assistance: FEMA – 800-621-3362
Brevard Sheriff: North Area: 321-264-5208 /East Area: 321-454-6652/ South Area: 321-952-6371
Indian River County Hurricane Information
Indian River County Sheriff: (772) 569-6700
Indian River County Emergency Preparedness Guide
Orange County Hurricane Information
e-mail – ocoem@ocfl.net
For emergencies call 911
Special needs shelter (must pre-register) call 407-836-9319