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Hurricane Idalia
Executive Orders
- Governor Desantis Issues EO-23-171 (8/26/2023)
- FLHSMV Issues EO 082623 (8/26/2023)
- EO-23-171 Amendment to EO 23-171 (8/28/2023)
- Executive Order 23-175 Amendment to EO 23-171 (8/29/2023)
Additional websites for current updates and Information:
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National Weather Service:
For any concerns or unmet needs contact Ned Bowman, FPMA Executive Director [email protected] 850-524-6609.
Additionally he is available for media inquiries by phone, text or email.
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Hurricane/Tropics Emergency Information
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Tropical Storm Nicole
CLICK HERE for EO 22-256 amendment of Executive Order 22-253 expanding the state of emergency to all 67 Florida countiesHurricane Ian
September 2022
FMCSA Issued Emergency Declaration
Regional Emergency Declaration Under 49 CFR § 390.23 No. 2022-013 CLICK HERE
Emergency Declarations, Waivers, Exemptions and Permits CLICK HERE
Governor Ron DeSantis Issues Updates on State Preparedness for Hurricane Ian CLICK HEREThird Executive Order, Including Tolls CLICK HERE
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FDOT EMERGENCY ROAD USE PERMIT CLICK HERE
Florida Highway Safety Motor Vehicles Emergency Order 092422 CLICK HERE
Dyed Diesel Penalty Relief TIP CLICK HERE
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Governor Ron DeSantis has amended EO to include all Florida Counties Executive Order 22-219 CLICK HERE
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EXECUTIVE ORDER
Governor Ron DeSantis issued Executive Order:
Executive Order 22-218
Today, Governor Ron DeSantis issued Executive Order 22-218, declaring a State of Emergency for 24 counties in the potential path of Tropical Depression 9. Additionally, Governor DeSantis has requested a federal pre-landfall Emergency Declaration in anticipation of impacts from the storm. Read full article by clicking HERE
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Tennessee
Gov. Lee issued Executive Order 99, declaring a State of Emergency, in effect until October 28, 2022. This order suspends certain vehicle restrictions and provides relief to victims of Hurricane Ian.
See attached or CLICK HERE
The State of Tennessee has issued a temporary suspension of IRP and IFTA requirements due to Hurricane Ian for any motor vehicles engaged in interstate disaster relief efforts or traveling through Tennessee as part of the disaster relief. Please see attached for full details. Should you have any questions, please contact the Tennessee Department of Revenue, Vehicle Services Division at 615-532-1136.
Kentucky Weigh Waiver CLICK HERE
Alabama Emergency Gas Loading Information Click HERE
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Re-Entry Procedures and Information: CLICK HERE
Hotel and Lodging in Real-time Emergency Accommodations Module on Expedia.com for impacted Floridians and visitors throughout the state.
Volunteer Florida's donation page is open for donations. The Florida Disaster Fund is the State of Florida’s official private fund established to assist Florida’s communities as they respond to and recover during times of emergency or disaster.
Keep track of store closures in your area Business Open/Close Status Map.
Department of Environmental Protection - Hurricane Ian Information & Document Links CLICK HERE
Business Disaster Resources Virtual Business Emergency Operations Center Flyer and Private Sector Emergency Response Information.
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