Village personnel have been out since early this morning to inspect our roads, parks, and other public areas for signs of storm damage. We’re happy to report that impacts from Hurricane Ian have been minimal so far, with the following conditions noted:
- Roads are mostly clear with no major damage and only small amounts of debris
- No flooding has been seen, including at the sites of recent sub-basin work and in other areas prone to flooding
- Our Public Services Department, in cooperation with a local tree service, has cleared one tree that fell last night and is in the process of removing palm fronds and other debris from roads
- Our parks remain open and undamaged, but be aware that high wind gusts may cause fragile branches to fall
As previously announced, the Village's I-Bus and Freebee services have been cancelled today following the announcement from Miami-Dade County that all transit services have been temporarily suspended due to high wind gusts anticipated throughout the day from Hurricane Ian.
South Florida remains under a Tropical Storm Warning. Strong winds and heavy rain are still expected to affect the area through Thursday, so please use caution and remain alert to potential danger from wind and rain.
Remember to use our
Street by Street app to report any downed trees or flooding conditions. Scroll down to scan the QR code below.
