THE KEYS ARE CLOSED TO GENERAL PUBLIC
The message from Monroe County Emergency Management is that the Keys are closed to the general public (even residents) while damage assessments continue and...
DECLARATION OF DISASTER – SUNSET OF DAY ZERO in the FLORIDA KEYS
About 12 hours after Hurricane Irma’s eye passed over Cudjoe Key, emergency personnel and supplies are already en route to the Florida Keys.
News organizations...
MONROE COUNTY SHERIFF RICK RAMSAY ORDERS DUSK-TO-DAWN CURFEW FOR FLORIDA KEYS
MONROE COUNTY, FL -- By order of Monroe County Sheriff Rick Ramsay, all of Monroe County is under a curfew from dusk to dawn...
Water receding soon, nearshore waters are unsafe
According to the National Weather Service in Key West winds are still gusting 50 to 70 mph across the Keys. There is no official...
UPDATE: Snake Creek Bridge is OK according to Islamorada Fire Chief Terry Abel
UPDATE: Snake Creek Bridge is OK according to Islamorada Fire Chief Terry Abel. Snake Creek Bridge is okay
Monroe County officials were receiving eye witness...
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Monroe County Firefighters and Sheriff Deputies to enter Keys around noon
As Hurricane Irma churns past the lower Florida Keys, Monroe County emergency management is...
11 a.m. update from City of Marathon
OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM THE CITY OF MARATHON:
STAY IN PLACE, STAY SAFE
The City of Marathon’s main objective is to return first responders to Marathon by...
EMERGENCY RESPONDERS MOVING TO A SAFER LOCATION
County Emergency Management has directed all emergency service personnel and employees to evacuate together to return as quickly as possible to render aid and restore...
Hurricane Irma projected to make landfall in Middle and Upper Keys
LEAVE NOW HURRICANE IRMA’S FORECASTED TO MAKE LANDFALL IN THE MIDDLE AND UPPER KEYS, LIFE THEATENING STORM SURGE AND WIND IS FORECASTED
As of 5 a.m., Hurricane...
No hurricane shelters will open in Florida Keys
The City of Marathon and Monroe County have declared a state of local emergency
The City of Marathon has activated its Emergency Operations Center at...
