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A major Hurricane is likely to form and impacts to our area may include severe wind damage and flooding. Tallahassee is now under a hurricane watch. Prepare now and monitor the storm and official updates.

There’s a powerline down at the Northwood sandbag location. It is temporarily closed.

Prepare now— This could be the big one.

My aide, Ryan Ray, spotted filling sandbags to assist folks in need. Don’t take this storm lightly, prepare now and stay safe everyone.

Thank you, Mr. President 🫡 We’re all in this together. ‘President Biden approves federal emergency declaration in Florida ahead of Helene’ tallahassee.com/story/news/hur…

County Shelters will open at 6pm on Wednesday at the following locations:

Let’s take a second to recognize all of our essential workers getting us ready to respond to the Hurricane. Our firefighters, police officers, lineman, call centers and everyone doing their job to prepare before and recover after an unprecedented storm— we thank you.

Those without transportation (and everyone else) can receive a free ride to a Hurricane Shelter. Shelters open in Leon County tonight at 6pm. Stay safe, everyone! 👇

10:00 p.m. Shelter update: 238 individuals and 41 pets are currently at one of our seven locations.

Earlier, I took an aerial tour over Western North Carolina to survey the damage. What I saw was heartbreaking. But back on the ground, we’re witnessing neighbors helping neighbors, volunteers and workers standing side-by-side, people leaning on each other. That's America.

Welcome to Tallahassee, Mr. President. Thank you, President Donald J. Trump for your leadership as the Southeast recovers from Hurricane Helene.

What happens when a local business owner steps into elected office? Don’t miss this week’s show with Commissioner Jeremy Matlow as we discuss his journey from founding Gaines Street Pies to advocating for our community in City Hall.

Pleased to present the City’s proclamation recognizing Tallahassee’s Public Works department today. Our Public Power frontline workers safeguard our quality of life— during storm season, and every day in our community. Thank you linemen, utility crews and all public workers!