Never allow a portable generator to get wet or operate in or near the rain. Use your portable generator safely by remembering the 20-20-20 rule: ✔️ 20 feet away from your home ✔️ 20 minutes of cool down before refueling ✔️ 20 dollars for a carbon monoxide alarm

#Nicole update from City of St. Cloud:

Latest update on #Nicole from National Hurricane Center as it continues its path northwest and away from Central Florida. The Osceola County Emergency Operations Center will return to monitoring status at 3pm this afternoon.

ALL FEMA DRCs will be closed on Sundays moving forward. They will also be closed on Thanksgiving Day (Thursday, November 24, 2022). OsceolaEOC City of Kissimmee City of St. Cloud

Follow the storm and prepare for any "wobbles" as it develops.

There's still plenty of time to #GetaPlan. #idalia #osceolafl

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As Idalia approaches Florida, County officials continue to monitor its course. The latest forecast has changed little since the last advisory. The overall threat to East Central Florida remains steady. Residents should prepare for landfall. Visit readyosceola.org for info.

A medida que Idalia se acerca a Florida, los funcionarios del condado continúan monitoreando su curso. Se insta a los residentes a prepararse para la llegada de la tormenta. Visite readyosceola.org para obtener actualizaciones.

Sandbags are available today, Aug. 29 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Residents of Osceola County, City of Kissimmee, and City of St. Cloud should continue to make preparations in anticipation of #Idalia

Osceola County remains under a tropical storm warning. Residents should continue to prepare for any deviations to the projected track of #Idalia. For additional information regarding County closures and updates, visit readyosceola.org.

Osceola County Emergency Management Director, Bill Litton, shares an update. #IDALIA

Some tips in the wake of #Idalia

Thank you Congressman Maxwell Alejandro Frost for your continued support of our work at NeoCity FL during this week's congressional hearing on the CHIPS program with U.S. Commerce Dept. Secretary Gina Raimondo. 📽️: House Science Committee Osceola County SkyWater Technology Foundry UCF Valencia College