Life-threatening storm surge, hurricane-force winds and heavy rain. leon county residents, you should expect downed trees, blocked roads, power outages, flooding and overall dangerous conditions. now more than ever you must stay informed and follow all emergency orders. everyone must shelter in place until the storm has passed. please continue to follow leon county on social media, our website, and local radio station wfsu. i encourage everyone to try and hunker down and stay safe until the storm has passed. once the storm passes we may have many people without power and there may be lots of debris in the roads. public works along with its partners will be working 24/7 on the recovery effort of restoring power and clearing roads. many roads will be blocked by trees or flooding. waters dangerous to drive on. please do not use roadways unless it is safe or in
County on social media, our website, and local radio station wfsu. i encourage everyone to try to hunker down and stay safe until the storm has passed. once the storm passes, we may have many people without power and there may be lots of debris in the roads. public works along with its partners will be working 24/7 on the recovery effort of restoring power and clearing roads. many roads will be blocked by trees or flooding. waters are dangerous to drive on. please do not use roadways unless it is safe or an emergency. stay home if you can. please give first responders time to clear the way and restore power. folks, leon county staff is the best of the best. i m thankful and confident that our team will be working around the clock to restore normalcy to our community. i would also like to thank the governor and state staff for for their ability to respond quickly and assisting not only leon county but our neighbors on the gulf coast as well as we prepare for impact this morning.
Website, and local radio station wfsu. i encourage everyone to stay safe until the storm has passed. once the storm passes, we may have many people without power and there may be lots of debris in the roads. public works along with its partners will be working 24/7 on the recovery effort of restoring power and clearing roads. many roads will be blocked by trees or flooding. water is dangerous to drive on. stay home if you can. please give first responders time to clear the way, and restore power. folks, leon county staff is the best of the best. i m thankful and confident our team will be working around the clock to restore normalcy to our community. i d also like to thank the governor and state staff for their ability to respond quickly in assisting not only leon county but our neighbors on the gulf coast as well as we prepare for impact this morning. thank you and god bless.