IMPORTANT UPDATE: Collier County Sheriff’s office released an updated evacuation map Saturday afternoon. Single-story home dwellers in Lely Resort have been added to mandatory evacuation order in Collier County.
Collier County Hurricane Irma Mandatory Evacuation Zones UPDATED
Expanded Evacuation Zones – The following areas are now included in the evacuation zones:
Additional general population shelters opened at 9 AM Saturday Sept. 9 at the following locations:
Those who plan to use emergency shelters should take any necessary medications, cell phone chargers, toiletries, foods, water, flashlights, bedding and anything else they need to be comfortable.
Pet owners must bring their vaccination records, the appropriate size kennel for their animals, food and water for a minimum of three days, bowls and all supplies including waste bags and litter. When taking pets outside, they must remain leashed, and pet owners are responsible for picking up pet waste. There must be a family member or caretaker of the pet present in the shelter always.
Expanded Evacuation Zones – The following areas are now included in the evacuation zones:
The other area:
Northern area:
These areas are in addition to the previously announced evacuation zones including Goodland, Everglades City, Chokoloskee, and areas west and south of U.S. 41. Hurricane Irma has the potential to induce dangerous and damaging storm surge in those areas. Residents of mobile homes throughout Collier County, especially those east of Collier Boulevard (S.R. and C.R. 951), are strongly advised to evacuate to a hardened structure or to an emergency shelter.
The Collier County Information Hotline remains active 24-hours a day. Residents with questions may call the Hotline at 239-252-8444 (within Collier County residents may dial 311). Call volume is heavy and information can also be found at colliergov.net or on Facebook (www.facebook.com/CollierGov) and Twitter (@CollierPIO).
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