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PASCO COUNTY, FL. - The Pasco County Department of Emergency Management is closely monitoring Hurricane Elsa as it approaches Florida.  There is

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PASCO COUNTY, FL. – The Pasco County Department of Emergency Management is closely monitoring Hurricane Elsa as it approaches Florida. 

There is still uncertainty in the forecast models; however, The National Weather Service indicates Elsa could bring strong winds and heavy rain to Pasco County early next week.

As we head into a long holiday weekend, Pasco County reminds you to be prepared for the possibility of severe weather:

  • Secure loose items around your home and yard. (Lawn chairs, umbrellas, trash cans, etc.)
  • Have a plan for you and your family. (Accommodations, child/elder/pet care, etc.)
  • Pack your Disaster Kit. (E.g., food, water, medications, batteries, flashlights, etc.)

Four sandbag locations are open in Pasco County until further notice:

Sandbag sites are self-serve and open 24/7 to Pasco County residents.  Sandbags are provided, but you must bring your own shovels to fill the bags.  Crews will restock sand piles between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.

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