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06/01/2026 · Miami-Dade County
Heavy rains trigger flooding, emergency response across South Florida
Heavy rains caused significant flooding across South Florida, prompting emergency responses, road closures and school disruptions as state and local officials began assessing the region's drainage infrastructure. The flooding led to localized evacuations in affected areas, according to emergency ma
Florida launches statewide hurricane preparedness initiative ahead of storm season
The Florida Division of Emergency Management announced a new statewide initiative aimed at improving hurricane readiness for residents, businesses and local governments ahead of the upcoming storm season. The outreach and training campaign will focus on boosting preparedness across multiple sectors
05/29/2026
Central Florida wildfires force evacuations as state imposes burn restrictions across multiple counties
Wildfires in Central Florida have forced temporary evacuations of several communities while burning thousands of acres and damaging structures, prompting state officials to issue burn bans and deploy additional firefighting resources. State officials issued burn restrictions in multiple counties as
05/29/2026
Florida Emergency Management promotes hurricane readiness programs ahead of 2026 season
Florida's Division of Emergency Management is rolling out updated disaster preparedness guidance and mitigation programs as the state looks ahead to the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, according to information released through FloridaDisaster.org. The state agency is emphasizing three key component
05/28/2026
Florida emergency officials boost hurricane preparedness efforts as coastal insurers reduce coverage
The Florida Division of Emergency Management is expanding hurricane preparedness campaigns and revising local response plans as private insurance companies continue to pull back from coastal coverage, state officials said. The intensified preparedness efforts come as insurers withdraw from the mark
05/28/2026
Florida to receive $675.9 million in federal disaster aid for hurricane, freeze damage to agriculture
The U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services have finalized a $675.9 million disaster assistance program to help farmers and growers recover from recent hurricanes and freezes, according to state officials. The program will provide relief for in
05/28/2026
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