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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FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
The Florida SBDC Network is deploying Mobile Assistance Centers (MACs) into the field to help small businesses impacted by Hurricane Isaias navigate disaster assistance, find resources & more. Find pop-up MAC locations & learn more at: FloridaSBDC.org/isaias
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
When Hurricane #Isaias left Bryan’s home in Milton, Florida, unlivable, he faced an impossible choice: find a way to keep his family of six on their property, or leave home and relocate.
As a veteran, Bryan has spent his life serving others. When this disaster left his own family in need, we wanted to make sure he didn’t have to face that choice alone so we brought an #emergencyRV directly to his property, giving Bryan and his family the stability to stay together while they work toward rebuilding.
EmergencyRV always takes care of our #veterans.
Thank you to @FLSERT for backing our work in every part of the recovery for #isaias survivors, and helping us get RVs where they’re needed faster.
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
FloridaCommerce has activated the Florida Small Business Emergency Bridge Loan to assist Florida small businesses impacted by Hurricane Isaias. To learn more & apply for assistance, please visit: FloridaSBDC.org/Isaias
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
The Florida SBDC at UWF will have Mobile Assistance Center (MAC) pop-up locations in Escambia County to help small businesses navigate available disaster assistance following Hurricane Isaias. Learn more & find pop-up MAC locations: FloridaSBDC.org/isaias
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
🚨Did your business sustain damage as a result of Hurricane Isaias? Let us know!
Report damage and economic losses through the Business Damage Assessment Survey today. >> FloridaDisaster.biz
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
The Florida SBDC Network is deploying Mobile Assistance Centers (MACs) into the field to help small businesses impacted by Hurricane Isaias navigate disaster assistance, find resources & more. Find pop-up MAC locations & learn more at: FloridaSBDC.org/isaias
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
If your business experienced damage from Hurricane Isaias, report your damages and economic losses through the Business Damage Assessment Survey today >> FloridaDisaster.biz
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
Stay alert for contractor scams during storm recovery. Do your research, watch for warning signs, and take your time before agreeing to repairs.
Visit MyFloridaCFO.com/Division/Co… for resources to help protect yourself from fraud.
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
A disaster can change a family’s life in a matter of minutes. Finding a safe place to stay shouldn’t become another crisis. EmergencyRV exists to help provide a safe, temporary place to stay while families navigate everything that comes after a disaster.
Our partnerships with the @FLSERT and the Florida State Emergency Response Teams have been an important part of making that possible during our response to Hurricane #Isaias in Florida.
The names, places and disasters may change. The mission doesn’t: when families need a safe place to stay, we show up.
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
Since October 12, DCF teams have been on the ground in Century, Milton, and Crestview supporting Floridians impacted by Hurricane Isaias.
Through our Distribution Sites we have provided essential supplies, meals and other resources to over 15,000 individuals as they continue to recover from the storm.
These efforts would not have been possible without the support of our partners, including @FLSERT, Garner Environmental Services, @SunHealthFL, @FarmShareFL, and the many other nonprofit organizations, businesses and state agencies working alongside us.
Thank you for helping us reach families in need and supporting communities across Northwest Florida as they recover.
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
⚠️ WEATHER UPDATE ⚠️
October 25, 2026
Moderate to locally major tidal flooding is expected through Monday, especially within 2 hours before and after high tide.
Coastal wind gusts near 40 mph and life-threatening surf continue. Stay out of the water. Turn Around, Don’t Drown!
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
⚠️🌬️Wind Advisory has been issued for the NE FL & SE GA coasts for Saturday afternoon-evening.
Bring in or firmly secure 🎃holiday decorations, lawn ornaments, 🪑patio furniture, 🗑️trash cans, and other items that could be blown around by strong winds.
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
Stay alert for potential scams during storm recovery. Taking a few extra precautions can help protect you, your home and your finances.
For additional information and guidance visit MyFloridaCFO.com/Division/Co…
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
Financial assistance may be available to businesses impacted by Hurricane Isaias.
Explore short-term, interest-free financing through Florida's Emergency Bridge Loan Program >> FloridaJobs.org/DisasterReco…
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
Floridians affected by Hurricane Isaias can visit DCF’s Distribution Site in Crestview today from 1:00PM - 6:00PM CT for essential supplies, services, and support.
DCF is proud to partner with the Florida Division of Emergency Management Multi Agency Resource Center (MARC)at Pensacola State College to ensure families have access to comprehensive recovery resources.
Free Resources available at the Main Entrance:
• Water
• Food Boxes
• Adult Diapers
• Baby Diapers
• Feminine Hygiene Products
• Hygiene Kits
• Cleaning Buckets
• Industrial Bags
• Towels
• Tarps
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
Following Hurricane Isaias and roadways being cleared for travel, FDOT took recovery efforts a step further. We helped hard-hit Santa Rosa County prioritize and evaluate school bus stops to ensure safe areas for students returning to school.
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
As the Panhandle recovers from Hurricane Isaias, we are helping businesses reopen safely and getting Floridians back to work. Thanks to the efforts of first responders, emergency management personnel, and state agency teams, many businesses in the region have already been able to start operating again and welcoming customers—including Jackacuda’s Seafood and Sushi in Destin.
Our efforts to help businesses reopen and restore the region’s economy are ongoing in the hardest-hit communities. So far, 236 Business Damage Assessment Surveys have been completed, and we have made available $10 million through the Florida Small Business Emergency Bridge Loan Program. These are short-term, zero-interest loans to help small business owners get the immediate cash flow they need to reopen while they wait for other funding, like insurance, to kick in.
We’re committed to doing everything we can to help Panhandle communities get the assistance they need to get back on their feet. If you are a business owners or local resident affected by Hurricane Isaias, visit FloridaDisaster.org for more information on resources available to you.
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Governor DeSantis Highlights Successful Business Reopenings Since Hurricane Isaias teapaw.org/i/broadcasts/1MJgNbmwZ…
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
🗣️ If your business was impacted by Hurricane Isaias, report your damages and economic losses through the Business Damage Assessment Survey today >> FloridaDisaster.biz
FL Division of Emergency Management retweeted
Governor DeSantis Provides Hurricane Isaias Update in Pensacola teapaw.org/i/broadcasts/1vJpPNvOm…