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Pasco County. We stand with you. Pasco and Pinellas have called mandatory evacs for zones A B and C.

Please be safe and know when the storm is over we will be here. Helping rebuild our county and supporting our people again.

Stay safe!

-Bill and Alesha

Pasco and Pinellas County have issued mandatory evacuations for zones A, B, and C due to the immediate threat of the hurricane. These areas are at significant risk from storm surge, flooding, and strong winds, making it essential for residents to leave as soon as possible to protect their safety.

Here’s what you need to know and do:

- Make sure your emergency kit is fully stocked. This should include at least three days' worth of non-perishable food and water (one gallon per person per day), medications, first aid supplies, cash, important documents in waterproof containers, hygiene items, and pet supplies if necessary.

- Be familiar with your evacuation routes. Traffic may become congested, so it's important to leave as early as possible. Plan your route ahead of time, avoiding major roads if possible.

- If you’re heading to a shelter, check in advance for any specific guidelines, such as bringing identification, bedding, or masks. If you have pets, confirm that the shelter accepts them or arrange for pet-friendly accommodations.

- Secure your home by boarding up windows, moving outdoor furniture inside, and turning off utilities such as gas, water, and electricity if advised. This will reduce potential damage while you are away.

- Make sure to have a communication plan with family or friends. Let them know where you’re going and how to reach you in case of emergency.

- Stay informed by keeping up with weather updates and evacuation notices through local news, radio stations, weather apps, or official county websites. Emergency services will provide ongoing instructions.

Evacuating when ordered is vital for your safety. Do not wait—ensure you and your loved ones are prepared, and leave the evacuation zone promptly to avoid the storm’s most dangerous impacts.