Nassau EM Issues Evacuation Order for Portions of Zones A and D
Updated 10/9/2024
Posted
***EVACUATION ORDER*** 10/9/204, 9:45 pm
As of the latest updated forecast from the National Weather Service, storm surge projections for Nassau County have increased. The maximum previous forecasted storm surge was approximately 3 feet 7 inches. The current projected storm surge has been forecasted at approximately 5 feet 1 inch. A portion of this surge forecast coincides with high tide, October 10, 2024 at 2:46 p.m.
If this forecast remains accurate, it elevates our concern for multiple areas in both Zones A and Zone D. The projected surge has potential for water intrusion into homes during the high tide in the following areas:
Zone A: Egan’s Creek (Area), Crane Island (All), Long Point (All), 6th Street and Calhoun Street (Area), River Crossing Way (North of Bonnieview Road)
Zone D: Piney Island (All), Marsh Lakes (All), Holly Point (All), Brady Point (All), Oyster Bay(Area), River Marsh Bend (All)
If you reside outside of the areas listed above in Zone A or Zone D and have concern for your individual safety please evacuate.
If you do not have a safe location to shelter, a shelter is available at Wildlight Elementary, 550 Curiosity Ave, Yulee, FL 32097. This shelter will accept the general population, special needs residents, and pets with Rabies vaccinations.
If you have any questions, need assistance locating your zone or need transportation to the shelter, please contact the Emergency Operations Center at 904-548-0900.
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