10/10/2026
🌀 HURRICANE ISAIAS UPDATE
📅 Saturday, October 10, 2026 | 7:15 AM CDT
⚠️ POST-STORM SAFETY & DAMAGE REPORTING
As we assess the impacts of Hurricane Isaias to our area, Calhoun County Emergency Management urges residents to continue exercising caution and prioritize safety.
🏠 REPORT RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL STRUCTURAL DAMAGE
If your home, business, or other structure has sustained storm-related damage, please report it using our online self-reporting tool.
🔗 Residential & Commercial Structure Damage Self-Reporting Tool:
https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/938e0434a10548ff91be295d5dd4bdb2
Promptly reporting damage is extremely important! This information helps local officials develop an accurate picture of storm impacts throughout Calhoun County and identify areas where assistance may be needed.
📞 Unable to report online? Contact the Calhoun County EOC Citizen Information Line at 850-674-8075.
🚗 LIMIT UNNECESSARY TRAVEL
If you do not have an immediate need to travel, please stay off the roads. This allows first responders, public works personnel, and utility crews to safely assess damage, clear debris, and restore essential services.
⚡ DOWNED POWER LINE SAFETY
• Treat ALL downed power lines as energized.
• Stay away from fallen lines and anything they may be touching.
• Never drive over downed lines or enter flooded areas with electrical hazards.
• Report dangerous conditions to your utility provider or call 911 for immediate emergencies.
🔌 GENERATOR SAFETY
• Operate generators OUTDOORS ONLY, at least 20 feet from doors, windows, and vents.
• NEVER operate generators inside homes, garages, or enclosed areas.
• Use working carbon monoxide detectors.
• Never connect a generator directly to household wiring without a properly installed transfer switch.
📢 Stay informed! Calhoun County Emergency Management will continue coordinating with our local, state, and federal partners as response and recovery efforts continue.
For additional public information, resources, and potential road closures, visit www.calhouncountyfl.gov and select “Isaias Public Information.”
Please remain vigilant, check on your neighbors when safe to do so, and give emergency personnel and utility crews the space they need to work safely.