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Escambia County Opens Resource Centers for Hurricane Isaias Recovery

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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Escambia County opened two Multi-Agency Resource Centers (MARCs) to provide residents with access to storm-related assistance following Hurricane Isaias. These centers, located in Pensacola, offer resources for individuals, families, and businesses, including assistance for housing, food, and recovery services. The Florida Department of Health provided informational materials in the county.

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Why it matters

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The establishment of these resource centers facilitates recovery efforts for businesses and residents impacted by Hurricane Isaias. The centers coordinate assistance from various state and nonprofit partners to help communities recover from the disaster.

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Who's involved

  • Escambia CountyThe county hosting the resource centers and coordinating local response.
  • Florida Department of HealthThe state health agency providing informational materials to the county.
  • American Red CrossA participating nonprofit providing disaster relief services at the MARCs.
  • BRACEA participating nonprofit coordinating assistance at the MARCs.
  • PensacolaThe county seat of Escambia County where the MARCs are located.

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