The Governing Board meeting scheduled for Oct. 8 has been cancelled due to Hurricane Milton.

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District offices reopen tomorrow 🚨Staff will also begin assessments of District-managed lands and locks. Due to flooding, the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive will remain closed until further notice.

“Our teams are working hard to assess the damage from Hurricane Milton,” said Executive Director Mike Register. “Public safety is our top priority.”

🔍 For up-to-date information on reopened properties, visit: www.sjrwmd.com/lands/recreation. Please check the status of individual properties before visiting!

#SJRWMD #HurricaneRecovery #PublicSafety #LakeApopka #Florida
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District offices reopen tomorrow 🚨Staff will also begin assessments of District-managed lands and locks. Due to flooding, the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive will remain closed until further notice.

“Our teams are working hard to assess the damage from Hurricane Milton,” said Executive Director Mike Register. “Public safety is our top priority.”

🔍 For up-to-date information on reopened properties, visit: www.sjrwmd.com/lands/recreation. Please check the status of individual properties before visiting!

#SJRWMD #HurricaneRecovery #PublicSafety #LakeApopka #Florida

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Will you be opening the c54 canal ahead of the major flood expected on Tuesday. Thank you.

What is being done to keep Lake Harney crest to a minimum?

As you clean up from Hurricane #Milton here are some tips to help keep you safe:

⚡️ NEVER go near downed powerlines
🏠 Keep generators over 20ft away from your home & on a flat dry surface
🦺 Wear the appropriate safety gear to protect yourself

Visit FloridaDisaster.org/Updates.
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🚫 Dangerous floodwaters are present in many areas due to impacts from Hurricane #Milton. TURN AROUND, DON'T DROWN!

Floodwaters are NEVER safe. They can hide many hazards like the ones below & many more.

Visit FloridaDisaster.org/Updates for more resources & info.
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Search & rescue missions have been underway since it was safe to do so following Hurricane #Milton.

🔎 If you need assistance being reunited with a loved one visit: tinyurl.com/797tps8n or go to FloridaDisaster.org/Updates for more info.
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