Stay Updated!
As of 09/26/2022The City is working with Brevard County Emergency Management to keep residents and visitors safe during the storm. Stay updated by following the City on Facebook, Twitter, and CBNN's. The City will continue to put updates on the City website as information comes available.
You can get emergency alerts from Brevard County Emergency management to your cell phone. Text BREVARDEOC to 888777.
6AM Update | Increasing confidence for impacts across east central Florida from Hurricane Ian, with Tropical Storm force winds arriving as early as Tuesday night in squalls. Heavy rainfall before and during the event is expected. Rainfall accumulations of 2-4” prior to the event will increase flooding concerns area-wide. Residents and visitors should prepare for heavy rain, gusty winds, and possible tornadoes. |
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City Sand Distribution
The City has secured sand for Cocoa Beach Residents. The sand is located at the Cocoa Beach Country Club. Staff will direct residents towards the path for sand.
Monday - 12:00 pm to 5:00 pmTuesday - 8am to 5:00 pm
Wednesday - TBDThere will be only 10 bags per vehicle. Bring your own bags - Can be purchased at Ace Hardware or any other home improvement storeShovel Do not fill sandbags with sand from the beach.
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County Sandbag Update
Monday 9/26 Sandbag Distribution open 8am-6pm:
- Mitchell Ellington Park, 577 Hall Road, Merritt Island, FL, 32953.
- Wickham Park, 2500 Parkway Drive, Melbourne, FL. 32935. Enter using south access from Parkway Dr.
- Eastern Florida State College, 250 Community College Parkway SE, Palm Bay, FL., 32909
- Chain of Lakes, 2300 Truman Scarborough Way, Titusville, FL., 32796
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Prepare Now.....
As we continue to track #Ian, we want to remind residents that this is not the time for trimming trees. If you have yard waste or trimmings that are waiting to be collected, please keep them away from storm drains and ditches. If debris is washed into storm drains by heavy rain, this can cause flooding.
Also look at other items in your yard that could become a potential hazard to you or your neighbors.
Look for items such as:
- Unsecured Chairs -Tables etc.
- Yard Ornaments
- Signage
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NOTICE FROM WASTE MANAGEMENT
Be advised that Waste Management has engaged its Hurricane Preparedness Protocol and we are closely watching Tropical Depression Nine.
We ask that residents not create additional clam yard waste piles over the weekend, as they may not be collected in advance of the storm. Visit WMFLoridaStorm.com for real-time updates regarding collection before, during, and after the storm. |
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