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Hurricane Debby Recovery

Info for businesses: 

The State of Florida has launched the Small Business Emergency Bridge Loan program. These loans offer up to $50,000 per applicant. .

For additional questions, businesses can call (833) 832-4494 or email EmergencyBridgeLoan@commerce.fl.gov All applications must be submitted online.

Info for residents:

• Report damage:
  • Public infrastructure (e.g. downed traffic lights, broken traffic signs, etc.)
• Residents who need help cleaning up damage on their properties as a result of Hurricane Debby can request help through the Crisis Cleanup hotline at (844) 965-1386. For more information, visit .
• You can reuse clean sandbags, but do not throw contaminated sandbags in your trash can or dump them on the beach. You can bring used sandbags, separated from other waste, to the Solid Waste Disposal Complex. More information at: /sandbags
• Debris in unincorporated аÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê: Vegetative debris, like tree branches and limbs can be bundled, bagged or placed in trash cans for regular pickup by your regular garbage service. For large vegetative debris, like trees and tree trunks, property owners will need to make their own arrangements for removal. For other items, such as construction and demolition debris, use the Where Does It Go? Search Tool for guidance. City residents should check with their municipality for debris removal instructions.
• Is your property damaged? Read our Rebuilding After a Storm webpage before beginning your repairs to ensure your house can better withstand future storms.