Nassau County declares local state of emergency for Hurricane Milton
October 07, 2024 | Nassau County, Florida
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Public input was invited, but no comments were received, leading to a swift transition to the agenda. The county manager confirmed there were no expansions or deletions to the agenda, and the county attorney echoed this sentiment.
The primary focus of the meeting was the proposed resolution 2024-155, which seeks to declare a local state of emergency in response to the impending hurricane. The county manager emphasized the seriousness of the situation, noting that preparations for the storm had already begun over the weekend and were in full swing. Emergency Management Director Tim Cooper was present to provide further insights into the preparations and the potential impacts of Hurricane Milton on the county.
As the situation develops, local officials are urging residents to stay informed and prepared for any necessary actions in the face of the approaching storm.
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