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11/06/2026

ℹ️Looking for more information about FEMA Individual Assistance for Hurricane Isaias?

Click here for a fact sheet from the Florida Division of Emergency Management: https://bit.ly/4Ahw7zY

Please note that the FEMA disaster assistance application deadline is Dec. 26, 2026. Residents can apply online at disasterassistance.gov.

11/06/2026

11/05/2026

🚛Escambia County's Hurricane Isaias debris collection has officially surpassed 2 MILLION cubic yards (and counting)! County crews and contractors continuing to actively collect debris generated from the storm, and we appreciate your patience as we work to collect all hurricane debris as safely and efficiently as possible.

✅To track the ongoing progress of Hurricane Isaias debris collection in Escambia County through our interactive online dashboard, visit MyEscambia.com/debris

‼️IMPORTANT: Be sure to properly sort your debris and follow all debris collection to prevent any delays with pickup.

ℹ️Read more: https://bit.ly/4yY5PS1

11/04/2026

Our fence crew has been throwing up fences daily.

Let us know if you you need help with your project.

10/30/2026

In city limits? Here you go

City of Pensacola residents with questions about Hurricane Isaias storm debris can now call the dedicated Storm Debris Hotline at 1-833-495-3573.

The hotline is available Monday through Sunday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., for questions about storm debris collection within the City limits.

Residents who live within Escambia County limits should call 850-332-1226.

10/29/2026

UPDATE: THE APPLICATION PORTAL IS NOW LIVE AT DISASTERASSISTANCE.GOV

FEMA INDIVIDUAL ASSISTANCE APPROVED FOR ESCAMBIA COUNTY FOR HURRICANE ISAIAS

From Florida Division of Emergency Management: Florida has secured a Major Disaster Declaration for Hurricane Isaias, authorizing Individual Assistance for eight counties: Bay, Escambia, Gulf, Holmes, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Walton, and Washington.

This assistance provides critical federal resources to impacted Floridians for housing, home repairs, and other disaster-related needs.

Residents can apply at DisasterAssistance.gov

This follows the previous approval of Public Assistance for 15 counties to support emergency work and the repair or replacement of disaster-damaged facilities.

FDEM will continue working with federal partners to ensure impacted Floridians and communities receive the assistance they need to recover as quickly as possible.

10/28/2026

🚨Employment Opportunities 🚨

Fence Installer

Handyman

Project Manager/Sales

Pay based on experience.

Full and Part Time Available.

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10/28/2026

🚛Hurricane debris collection is ongoing in Escambia County, with more than 1 MILLION cubic yards of debris collected so far!

✅Looking for debris updates? View our interactive online dashboard at myescambia.com/debris

ℹ️For important information about debris sorting and collection, click here: https://bit.ly/47P1eXg

❓Questions about hurricane debris collection in Escambia County? Call 850-332-1226 to reach the debris pickup call center, which is open daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Thank you for your patience as crews work to collect all hurricane debris as safely and efficiently as possible.

10/24/2026

At Lowe’s picking up some personal home stuff and asked three different “fence guys” if they had workers comp and general liability so I could sub contract them only one had it. I asked them how much they would charge me and it was almost what I charge you as a customer for our labor and they have no insurance !!!!!

Ahhhh this is so frustrating!

10/23/2026

🪵 Are you continuing Hurricane Isaias cleanup efforts this weekend? Be sure to follow these guidelines for debris cleanup to prevent any delays for county contractors and staff.

❌🍂 DO NOT BAG DEBRIS. Debris that is bagged will not be picked up. Debris should be left in loose piles on the public right of way and sorted by vegetative and construction/demolition.

🌳The total amount of vegetative debris to be collected countywide from Hurricane Isaias is estimated at approximately 2.2 million cubic yards.

🤝 We appreciate your patience as crews work to collect all hurricane debris as safely and efficiently as possible! Crews will make several passes to collect all debris, so please continue to place debris curbside if everything is not collected on the first pass.

ℹ️ Read more about debris cleanup efforts here: https://bit.ly/4Bnft37