After initial damage assessments, Hendry County first responders have determined that the main roads in Hendry County are clear of debris and safe for travel.
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LABELLE – After initial damage assessments, Hendry County first responders have determined that the main roads in Hendry County are clear of debris and safe for travel.
Some traffic signals may not be working. If traffic signal lights are not working, treat the intersection as a four-way stop and observe the right-of-way rules.
Residents are urged to use caution while traveling as residential roads may still have debris.
Please stay away from any downed power lines.
Utility companies who service Hendry County are working as quickly as possible to restore power to the area.
For non-emergency local information, residents can call the United Way 211 Storm Hotline at 239-433-3900 for local information on storm resources.
To report issues related to Hurricane Ian, please visit the following webpage https://cms.revize.com/revize/apps/revize_psr/public/index.php?client_department_id=475
Residents are encouraged to text “HENDRYFLA” to 888777 to receive updates from Hendry County Emergency Management.
