Report from Brevard County Emergency Management

WATER: City of Cocoa has rescinded boil notice for entire system, including Cocoa Beach.
DEBRIS PICK UP: Crowder Gulf is picking up in Cocoa Beach North, South, and Central.

SEPARATE debris vegetation and construction materials.
After pick up of vegetation leftover leaves and twigs must be disposed of in the regular manner through Waste Management.
Do not place debris near poles, electrical boxes, trees or in street gutters.

INDIVIDUAL ASSISTANCE:

DSA (Disaster Survivor Assistance) FEMA Teams have been visiting affected areas in the county in order to provide residents the opportunity to register for FEMA assistance.

RESIDENTAL ASSISTANCE:

FEMA Assistance
1-800-621-3362 or www.disasterassistance.gov
Anyone looking for help should try to register for FEMA assistance first to determine whether they qualify.
If they have registered but need a place to stay, ask them to call FEMA back and ask for the Transitional Shelter Assistance Program, this can provide individuals with a temporary hotel voucher.

CRISIS CLEANUP:

1-800-451-1954 or www.crisiscleanup.org
Anyone looking for help with roofs, water damage, tree removal, and other home repairs.

LIBRARIES AND COURTS:

All Brevard County Libraries are open.
The Courts of Brevard are open for normal operations.