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Month: September 2022

Public Notice of Pollution – City of St Augustine

Public Notice of Pollution – City of St Augustine

Pursuant to Section 403.077, F.S., the Florida Department of Environmental Protection informed local Historic City News reporters that they have received the following Public Notice of Pollution for a reportable release that occurred within the City of St Augustine within St Johns County.

Public Safety
Southeastern St Johns county under flash flood warning

Southeastern St Johns county under flash flood warning

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville has issued a flash flood warning to Historic City News for southeastern St Johns County until 3:15 p.m. EDT today.

Public Safety
Sunshine Bus service is being temporarily suspended

Sunshine Bus service is being temporarily suspended

Carolyn Karger informed local Historic City News reporters that Sunshine Bus service will be suspended Thursday and Friday, September 29 and 30, 2022, due to conditions related to tropical storm Ian.

Community
As floods increase so does the potential for contaminated water

As floods increase so does the potential for contaminated water

As our area is hit with heavy rain and winds from Hurricane Ian, St Johns County Emergency Management is advising Historic City News subscribers and residents to exercise caution regarding drinking water, standing water and flooding. In particular, the county warns of the potential for a contaminated water supply.

Public Safety
St Johns storm shelters now open to public

St Johns storm shelters now open to public

The St. Johns County Department of Emergency Management reports to Historic City News that storm shelters are officially open as of noon, today.

Community
St Johns is under a hurricane watch as Ian intensifies

St Johns is under a hurricane watch as Ian intensifies

Coastal St. Johns County is now under a “hurricane watch” as winds are expected to reach a peak of 35-45 mph and there is a potential for storm surge flooding greater than three feet above ground in some areas. This comes as Hurricane Ian is approaching Category 5 strength and landfall is expected to hit…

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Public Safety
St Johns County placed under Tropical Storm Warning

St Johns County placed under Tropical Storm Warning

Areas of coastal St. Johns County were placed on warnings for tropical storm and storm surge as Hurricane Ian strengthens to Category 3 and continues its track to Florida. Residents are cautioned of the potential for life-threatening conditions within the next 36 hours.

Public Safety
Governor expands emergency declaration statewide as Tropical Storm Ian strengthens

Governor expands emergency declaration statewide as Tropical Storm Ian strengthens

Director of Communications, Taryn Fenske, informed local Historic City News reporters that yesterday, Governor Ron DeSantis issued a new Executive Order, expanding the limited state of emergency declared Friday for several counties in Florida’s Peninsula and the Florida Keys.

Public Safety

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