FLORIDA STATE OF EMERGENCY
Governor Ron DeSantis, along with key state and federal officials, has provided critical updates on the state’s response to Hurricane Milton.
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State Response & Rescue Efforts
Governor Ron DeSantis and state agencies have mobilized to respond to Hurricane Milton’s landfall as a Category 3 hurricane in Sarasota County. The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) and the Florida National Guard are coordinating over 2,200 missions, focusing on search and rescue, providing humanitarian aid, and protecting critical infrastructure. Over 6,500 National Guard members, 500 high-wheeled vehicles, and multiple aircraft have been deployed for immediate recovery efforts. More than 80,000 residents are currently in shelters, and relief supplies, such as water, food, and tarps, have been distributed across the state.
- As of today, October 10, nearly 300 shelters are open, supporting over 80,000 Florida residents impacted by Hurricane Milton’s landfall.
- FDEM has facilitated the distribution of the following items to counties across the state prior to landfall for Hurricane Milton:
- 1,253,232 liters of water
- 672,948 shelf stable meals
- 62,108 tarps kits
Hurrucane Milton Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
Document the damage with photos or videos, secure your property from further harm, and contact your insurance company to report the claim as soon as possible.
When you contact Beach Front Claims, we’ll thoroughly review your policy with you to help you understand what damages are covered, ensuring you’re fully informed about your coverage for hurricane-related losses.
Flood damage, typically caused by rising water from the ground, often requires separate flood insurance, while hurricane damage may cover wind-related damages under a standard homeowner’s policy.
Filing deadlines vary by policy and state regulations. It’s crucial to check your insurance policy or consult with your insurer to ensure you file within the required timeframe to avoid claim denial.
