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Cedar Key readies communications, curfew and access controls as storm approaches
Summary
City officials said they will use Savvy Citizen, county channels and a new Facebook account to push evacuation and reentry information; they discussed a possible nighttime curfew and prioritized protecting emergency personnel and property access after the storm.
Officials confirmed the primary channels they will use to notify residents — Savvy Citizen, Levy County emergency channels and the city’s new Facebook account — and urged residents to rely on official sources rather than ad-hoc Facebook posts. Chair (S1) and Robert (S3) said they have been meeting multiple times a day as forecasts change.
Robert warned that emergency services and power may be unavailable after the storm and that officials may impose a curfew from sunset to sunrise depending on damage. "If somebody wants to drive their cars to the saltwater and try to get in here, they will not get to downtown area, and they will not get in the neighborhoods," Robert said, describing plans to limit access until it is safe.
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