Emergency Information

In the case of a large-scale emergency, such as a hurricane, in Pinellas County, this page will be updated on an ongoing basis.

Helene, Milton & Idalia Recovery:
For recovery resources for hurricanes Milton, Helene and Idalia, including information about our People First Hurricane Recovery Programs, please visit recover.pinellas.gov.

Drought Recovery for Businesses & Private Nonprofits:
The U.S. Small Business Administration has announced the availability of low-interest federal disaster loans for small businesses and private nonprofit organizations in Florida that sustained economic losses caused by drought beginning on Dec., 1, 2025. Learn more.

Save the date: Hurricane Preparedness Day – May 30, 2026

Join Pinellas County and the City of Clearwater for a free event to help you and your family get ready for hurricane season! Learn more.

How to Prepare for Hurricanes & Other Disasters

Know Your Risk

  • Your evacuation zone is based on your property’s risk of life-threatening storm surge. Note: This is different from your FEMA flood zone.

Stay Informed

Logo of Ready Pinellas App
Alert Pinellas. In emergencies, stay informed.

Make A Plan

Cover of the Pinellas County Hurricane Guide, featuring the Pinellas County logo, a satellite image of a hurricane, small photos of storm prep activities, and a banner noting hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30.

Emergency Declarations & Orders

Resolution No. 25-19 Order Extending the State of Local Emergency for Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton (2/25/25)

View all recent emergency declarations and executive orders

During emergencies, updates will also be posted on our Facebook, Instagram and X (@PinellasGov and @PinellasEM) feeds.