The Lee County Emergency Operations Center has shifted to heightened monitoring and more regularly scheduled briefings with our partners such as the Florida Division of Emergency Management, the National Hurricane Center and the National Weather Service, as well as our local EOC ...
Hurricane Idalia will potentially hit Florida, and with that, Best Friends Animal Society, a leading animal welfare organization working to end the killing of cats and dogs in shelters by 2025, encourages people to have an emergency plan for their pets. Whether preparing your home, evacuating, ...
As Idalia approaches Florida, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) is reminding residents to prioritize safety and preparedness. While focusing on safeguarding your property and loved ones, it’s crucial to remain vigilant against unscrupulous contractors who may exploit the aftermath of the storm. The BBB is here to help guide consumers through the storm preparation process and protect them from potential scams. Safety First: Hurricane Preparedness As Idalia bears down on our area, the BBB encourages residents to prioritize safety. Here are some essential steps to take before the storm ...
Throughout the month of September, the Alliance for the Arts (AFTA) presents a juried exhibition in conjunction with its Storm Stories oral history program about Hurricane Ian and its aftermath. The show will feature 53 works of art from Florida artists. Artists were asked to create artwork ...
As Tropical Storm Idalia churns toward Florida, insurance experts at AAA – The Auto Club Group are providing important advice to help residents prepare their families and property. “Now is the time to gather supplies, fortify your home and document your belongings,” said Jennifer ...
LCEC is fully prepared for Tropical Storm Idalia, utility officials said. "LCEC employees will be monitoring the storm and the electric system 24/7 throughout the storm," the electric co-op said in a prepared statement. "Crews have been staged on Sanibel, Pine Island, Marco Island and in ...
