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  1. Santa Rosa and Escambia County flood response after Hurricane Isaias
  2. River flooding is causing warnings and closures in Escambia County due to high water levels in the Escambia and Blackwater river systems.
  3. River rising rapidly and causing creek flooding in Milton, Santa Rosa County.
  4. Hurricane Isaias struck Santa Rosa County, causing wind gusts and storm damage in Milton.

Santa Rosa County seeks debris hauling agreement with Jay after Hurricane Isaias

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Santa Rosa County is seeking an interlocal agreement with Jay for debris hauling services following storm damage from Hurricane Isaias. Under the proposed agreement, the county will haul debris and provide monitoring services, bearing all costs, while Jay will have no financial responsibility. The county commission meeting will also consider waiving residential vegetative fees at the Central Landfill and Jay Transfer Station for two additional weeks, and approving debris removal from privately maintained roadways.

From srpressgazette.com

Why it matters

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The county is committing to debris hauling costs and may recoup expenses for debris removal from private property using federal dollars. This agreement with Jay could reduce operational expenses for Jay by providing debris hauling services at no cost.

Hurricane Isaias struck Santa Rosa County, causing wind gusts and storm damage in Milton, and led to rapid river rising and creek flooding in Milton.

From srpressgazette.com

Who's involved

  • Santa Rosa CountySanta Rosa County is seeking an agreement with Jay to provide debris hauling services.
  • JayJay is the subject of the interlocal agreement for debris hauling services.
  • MiltonMilton is the city within Santa Rosa County that experienced storm damage.

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