9/12/17 @ 10:50 a.m. - Below is a Press Release from Emergency Management regarding early damage assessments:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 09/12/2017 Nassau County Emergency Management Contact: Dave Richardson (904) 548-0945 or (904) 654-5858 email: tridentdave@gmail.com Facebook: NassauEM Twitter: @NassauEM
Damage Assessments Underway Road Closures Update Shelters Downsizing, Preparing for Closure Reports continue to come in following the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.
The following roads remained closed in Nassau County due to flooding and downed trees:
Pages Dairy Rd at Lofton Crk Bridge Flooding
Conner Cutoff Rd at Dog Gone Trail Impassable/Barricaded Seymore Point Road Downed Tree
Cortez Road Flooding
Davis Road Flooding
Middle Road Haddock/Crawford Downed Tree
Kings Ferry & Dahoma Downed Tree
Kings Ferry Bridge Downed Tree
453322 Old Dixie Hwy Downed Tree
Pages Dairy & Ezell Lane Downed Tree
1900 Clinch Drive Downed Tree
N 17th & Atlantic Downed Tree
S 14th & Amelia Parkway Downed Tree
Blackrock Road & Green Pine Downed Tree
Amelia Island Parkway & Fletcher Downed Tree
First Coast Hwy & Scott Road Downed Tree/Power Line
96050 Marsh Lakes Drive Downed Tree
Lem Turner & 5th Avenue Downed Tree
3610 Via Del Mar Downed Tree
Orange Street from Alma to 4th St Erosion
Petree Road Downed Tree/Power Line
The Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport remains closed until further notice.
Four shelters remain open but continue to depopulate:
Callahan Intermediate Closed
Bryceville Elementary 4 remain
Callahan Middle 110 remain
Hilliard 26 remain
Hilliard Middle-Senior Special Needs 82 clients remain
A survey is underway to determine gas supplies in Nassau County and we will update that information separately before noon. Power outages continue in Nassau County, particularly on Amelia Island. As of 8am, this morning, FPL reported more than 15,000 without power, mostly west of the intracoastal waterway. Florida Public Utilities, which supplies all power needs to Amelia Island, reports there is NO power due to major transmission line damage. Okefenokee Power also reports a down transmission line impacting more than 5,000 customers in Nassau. We will supply an updated report early this afternoon following a noon damage assessment tour by the Director of Emergency Management, Billy Estep.
Dave Richardson
Emergency Management
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 09/12/2017 Nassau County Emergency Management Contact: Dave Richardson (904) 548-0945 or (904) 654-5858 email: tridentdave@gmail.com Facebook: NassauEM Twitter: @NassauEM
Damage Assessments Underway Road Closures Update Shelters Downsizing, Preparing for Closure Reports continue to come in following the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.
The following roads remained closed in Nassau County due to flooding and downed trees:
Pages Dairy Rd at Lofton Crk Bridge Flooding
Conner Cutoff Rd at Dog Gone Trail Impassable/Barricaded Seymore Point Road Downed Tree
Cortez Road Flooding
Davis Road Flooding
Middle Road Haddock/Crawford Downed Tree
Kings Ferry & Dahoma Downed Tree
Kings Ferry Bridge Downed Tree
453322 Old Dixie Hwy Downed Tree
Pages Dairy & Ezell Lane Downed Tree
1900 Clinch Drive Downed Tree
N 17th & Atlantic Downed Tree
S 14th & Amelia Parkway Downed Tree
Blackrock Road & Green Pine Downed Tree
Amelia Island Parkway & Fletcher Downed Tree
First Coast Hwy & Scott Road Downed Tree/Power Line
96050 Marsh Lakes Drive Downed Tree
Lem Turner & 5th Avenue Downed Tree
3610 Via Del Mar Downed Tree
Orange Street from Alma to 4th St Erosion
Petree Road Downed Tree/Power Line
The Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport remains closed until further notice.
Four shelters remain open but continue to depopulate:
Callahan Intermediate Closed
Bryceville Elementary 4 remain
Callahan Middle 110 remain
Hilliard 26 remain
Hilliard Middle-Senior Special Needs 82 clients remain
A survey is underway to determine gas supplies in Nassau County and we will update that information separately before noon. Power outages continue in Nassau County, particularly on Amelia Island. As of 8am, this morning, FPL reported more than 15,000 without power, mostly west of the intracoastal waterway. Florida Public Utilities, which supplies all power needs to Amelia Island, reports there is NO power due to major transmission line damage. Okefenokee Power also reports a down transmission line impacting more than 5,000 customers in Nassau. We will supply an updated report early this afternoon following a noon damage assessment tour by the Director of Emergency Management, Billy Estep.
Dave Richardson
Emergency Management
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