When you move or get a new phone number, many things need updated, including your pet's ID tag and microchip records. Double check these items this week. This could make a huge difference if you are separated from your beloved pet during a storm.

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The Department of Education 📚 (finally sparkly clean 🧽🪣)

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Mike Norvell: “Our guys rose to the occasion for that last play. Proud of our football team.”

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Family Fun Day with the City of Tallahassee!!! Giving back is what we do.✊🏾💚 City of Tallahassee

This is the live stream of the City Commission meeting held on Wednesday, June 14, 2023. Review the agenda at bit.ly/3NtHsXP x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

As of roughly 5:15 a.m., just over 10,000 City electric customers remain out of service. Restoration efforts continue. As you head out today, a reminder to please use caution on the roadways and stay alert for possible hazards, like fallen branches.

Crews continue working to repair damages to the electric system caused by the severe weather that hit yesterday and overnight. We appreciate their tenacity and professionalism. Working in the dark through the night makes this already challenging work more so.

The storms made a right mess of our community’s lovely trees. Crews are clearing debris and making repairs. As of roughly 6:30am, an estimated 10,700 customers remain out of service.

If you use StarMetro, there could be route impacts due to debris in roadways. Currently, only route with a known impact is the Gulf route. There is a detour due to a tree down on Bragg Drive.

This is Lakeshore Drive this morning. Crews are working to repair damage to the electric system and clear debris from the road. We’d recommend using another route for your morning commute.

Seeing damage like this in areas all over town. This is Raymond Diehl at Hadley Road. Be safe, everyone!

Crews are also working in the Myers Park area. Please remember to slow down and move over for crews if you’re driving. Thanks for helping keep our crews safe!