Hurricanes
Making sure you and your loved ones will survive the storm is a year-round task that requires attention to your personal business, your family members, your home and your vehicles. It is not a task that can be done in just 24 hours, so start your planning now!
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Emergency Management Department
Pinellas County Emergency Management partners with the whole community to prepare for disasters, plan emergency response and work toward recovery for all of Pinellas County.
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Special Needs Evacuation Assistance Form – English
Use this printable form to register for special needs evacuation assistance....
ALF Review Form
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Hurricane Ian: Pinellas County Order Lifting Evacuations
Order lifting evacuations for Hurricane Ian....
Hurricane Ian: Evacuation Order for Zones A, B, and C and Mobile Home Residents
Evacuation order for Zones A, B, and C and Mobile Home Residents for Hurricane Ian, pursuant to State of Local Emergency Resolution 22-90....
Hurricane Ian: Evacuation Order for Residential Healthcare Facilities
Evacuation order for residential healthcare facilities for Hurricane Ian, pursuant to State of Local Emergency Resolution 22-90....
Resolution No. 22-90, September 24, 2022
Resolution declaring a State of Local Emergency in response to the threat posed by Hurricane Ian....
Annual update of local hazard mitigation strategy plan complete
Pinellas County, its municipal partners and other stakeholders have updated this year’s Pinellas County local hazard mitigation strategy (LMS). The LMS is......
CEMP Review Acknowledgement Form
Certification form to accompany a Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan...
Disaster Preparedness Initiatives
Preparing for disasters to protect lives, homes and businesses is essential for a resilient community. Every hurricane season poses new threats, and......
Should I Stay or Should I Go?
Text version without graphics. Answer these questions to help you decide if and when you would have to evacuate. Do you live......