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Written by Scott Nelson, Director, Wakulla County Emergency Management Monday, 02 July 2012 09:14
WAKULLA COUNTY DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Interagency Situation Report #10Tropical Storm DebbyJuly 2, 2012 08:00 EDT
I. HAZARD ANALYSIS:
General Weather Forecast:
Dangerously hot conditions today; those who are doing a lot of
Written by Christina Rojas-Kasten, American Red Cross Monday, 02 July 2012 08:47
As of last night, the American Red Cross Capital Area Chapter has provided much needed disaster relief in Wakulla County.
· 4,320 Meals and Snacks Served
· 185 Clean-Up K
Written by Keith Blackmar, Public Information Officer, WCSO Sunday, 01 July 2012 09:24
The Wakulla County Sheriff's Office reminds residents to stay cool and hydrated today as temperatures leap into the 90s and heat indexes soar over 100 degrees.
The Sopchoppy River has dropped below flood level to 25 feet from a high of 36.8 feet
Written by Keith Blackmar, Public Information Officer, WCSO Saturday, 30 June 2012 14:21
FEMA officials underway with their damage assessment. They arrived late Friday and began touring the county to view the damage.
Wakulla County's damage assessment has been 95 percent complete with some areas still not accessible. The Wakulla
Written by Michelle Palmer, Deputy State Meteorologist, FDEM Friday, 29 June 2012 21:55
High Pressure Dominates the Southeast Giving Clear Skies and Above Average Temperatures…
Drink Plenty of Water and Limit Strenuous Outdoor Activities During the Late Morning and Afternoon as Heat Index Values Approach 110°… Very Few Showers Are Exp
Written by Keith Blackmar, Public Information Officer, WCSO Friday, 29 June 2012 11:59
Property damage assessments from Tropical Storm Debby continue in Wakulla County where the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office Division of Emergency Management is spearheading efforts to be ready when federal disaster assistance becomes available.
Federal
Written by Matt Littlefield, Communications Specialist, TCC Friday, 29 June 2012 07:38
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (June 28, 2012) - Tallahassee Community College’s Wakulla Environmental Institute continues to move forward. In April, Governor Rick Scott’s budget included a $4.5 million investment in the construction of the Institute—and no
Written by Keith Blackmar, Public Information Officer, WCSO Thursday, 28 June 2012 13:23
The Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office, working in conjunction with the Wakulla Property Appraiser’s Office, have developed preliminary damage assessments as the county and state wait on a federal disaster declaration and financial assistance.
With
Written by Keith Blackmar, Public Information Officer, WCSO Thursday, 28 June 2012 13:07
Here is some useful information for Wakulla County residents that they may need regarding a variety of things concerning the fall out from Tropical Storm Debby:
Downed Trees:
On County Property - Call Public Works 926-7616
On Private Property -
Written by Michelle Palmer, Deputy State Meteorologist, FDEM Wednesday, 27 June 2012 19:50
Summary:
Debby lost tropical characteristics Wednesday afternoon and as of 5pm Wednesday, Debby was located about 180 miles east of St. Augustine, Florida.
Maximum sustained winds are at 40 mph and little change in strength is expected during the
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