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Emergency shelters are open throughout the county. Residents should plan to be in a safe location outside of the evacuation zones, but the window of opportunity is closing as severe weather is expected to move into our area this afternoon/evening.
A list of public shelters is available here: Public Shelters List.
Remember, once conditions get bad, emergency services may be suspended and won't be able to assist you until after the storm has passed. If you stay and later find it's unsafe, emergency crews won't be able to reach you until it's safe to deploy. Waiting until the last minute puts you and your family at risk. So please, do your part—evacuate now if you're in an evacuation zone.
Evacuation Orders
Lee County has issued evacuation orders for Zones A and B. Residents in these zones should make arrangements to evacuate as soon as possible. For more information about evacuation zones, please visit the Lee County flood zone map: Lee County Flood Zone Map.
Please stay safe and let us know if you need anything. We will continue to send these reports as we receive them.
Thank you, Donna
Donna Germain, IOM, FCCP
President/CEO
Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral
2051 Cape Coral Parkway E. Cape Coral, FL. 33904
donna@capecoralchamber.com
(239) 549-6900 ext.107
Fax: (239) 549-9609
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