Pasco County Fire Rescue has fully resumed emergency response operations as weather conditions have improved.
While some delays may still occur due to lingering weather impacts, rest assured that our teams are working diligently to respond to all emergencies as swiftly and safely as possible.
Although the worst of the storm has passed, we urge everyone to remain sheltered until an official all-clear is given. Hazards such as downed trees, power lines, and flooded roads continue to pose significant dangers, making travel unsafe at this time. Your safety is our top priority.
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Please be safe out there.
Good morning, Pasco County residents! Your Pasco County Professional Firefighters are urging everyone to take Hurricane Milton seriously. If youβre in an evacuation zone, please heed the warning and evacuate. Pasco County has multiple shelters available if you need a safe place to go.
Remember, donβt focus solely on the National Hurricane Centerβs cone β this storm will impact all of us across Pasco County. Be advised that once winds reach a certain speed, emergency operations will pause until itβs safe for first responders to resume.
We also ask that you stay off the roads after the storm to give recovery and assessment crews the space to work.
Your Pasco County Professional Firefighters are here for you β please stay safe! For further information on shelters, sandbags, and more, follow Pasco Countyβs official social media.
#hurricanemilton #PCFR4420 #iaffofficial
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Are sandbags still available anywhere?
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You will probably be at the station Where's the rest of family goin to be ?
Sand bag locations are open in Pasco County.MORE SANDBAG LOCATIONS: #PascoCounty Emergency Management is closely monitoring #HurricaneMilton and is encouraging you to be prepared for localized flooding in the next few days as the storm makes its way toward Florida.
Pasco County has two sandbag stations open 24/7 to help protect your property from potential flooding:
π Magnolia Valley Golf Course: 7223 Massachusetts Ave. | NPR
π Pasco Public Works C-Barn: 30908 Warder Rd. | San Antonio
Due to the potential for coastal and inland flooding, weβre also opening additional locations. These sandbag sites will be open from sunrise to sunset, until further notice:
π Veterans Memorial Park: 14333 Hicks Road | Hudson
π Pasco Fire Rescue Station #29: 6907 Dairy Rd | Zephyrhills
Dade City is also providing sand to city residents:
π Former Dade City Police Department building: 38042 Pasco Avenue | Dade City
These are self-serve locations, so please bring a shovel and be prepared to fill your own sandbags. For more information on how to properly fill and place sandbags please click here: mypas.co/PascoSandbags
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