Update on Outage Alerts during Hurricane Irma

Update on Outage Alerts during  Hurricane Irma

Thank you for signing up for outage alerts and your interest in staying informed regarding your power. In times of extreme weather, such as now with Hurricane Irma approaching Florida, our process changes in how we handle outage alerts. After the storm has passed our service territory, our process will be to provide a daily email update about the restoration progress. For the most up-to-date information about your account, visit our website or download the FPL mobile app by texting the word “APP” to MyFPL (69375). You will again receive personalized outage status alerts when the large-scale restoration is complete and we return to normal business. We understand how much you depend on electricity. Rest assured, our crews will work around the clock to restore your service safely and as quickly as possible. Stay safe.

For help, visit FPL.com

19 Of 20 Broward Shelters At Full Capacity

FORT LAUDERDALE (CBSMiami) – Broward County shelters filled up quickly after the mayor called for residents to seek safety from Hurricane Irma.

Those ordered to evacuate include both of Broward's evacuation zones "A" and "B" - basically anyone living east of US-1. Click here for evacuation routes.

The following shelters are OPEN:

• NONE

The following shelters are CLOSED since they are at capacity:

• Monarch High School 5050 Wiles Road,  Coconut Creek 33073
• Rock Island Elementar/ Atlantic Technical (Arthur Ashe) 1701 N. W. 23rd Ave.,  Fort Lauderdale 33311
• Falcon Cove Middle School 4251 Bonaventure Blvd.,  Weston 3333
• Coral Glades High School 2700 Sportsplex Dr,  Coral Springs 33065
• Millennium Middle School / Challenger Elementary School Campus 5803 NW 94th Ave. Tamarac, FL 33321
• Plantation Elementary School 651 N.W. 42nd Ave. Plantation, FL 33317
• Pompano Beach High School 600 N.E. 13 Ave. Pompano Beach, FL 33060
• Fox Trail Elementary School 1250 Nob Hill Road,  Davie 33324
• Watkins Elementary School 3520 S. W. 52nd Ave.,  Pembroke Park 33023
• West Broward High School 500 NW 209 Avenue,  Pembroke Pines, FL 33029
• Tradewinds Park & Stables 3600 W. Sample Rd., Coconut Creek, FL 33073
• Silver Palms Elementary School 1209 NW 155th Ave, Pembroke Pines, FL 33028
• Beachside Montessori Village 2230 Lincoln St, Hollywood, FL 33020
• Everglades Elementary School 2900 Bonaventure Blvd, Weston, FL 33331
• Lyons Creek Middle School 4333 Sol Press Blvd.,  Coconut Creek 33073
• Parkside Elementary 10257 NW 29th St., Coral Springs, FL 33065 (Pet-Friendly, Opens at 8:30 p.m.)
• Everglades High School 17100 SW 48 Court,  Miramar, FL 33027 (Pet-Friendly)
• New Renaissance Middle School 10701 Miramar Blvd.,  Miramar 33025
• Park Lakes Elementary School 3925 N. State Road 7, Lauderdale Lakes 33319
• Coconut Palm Elementary School 13601 Monarch Lakes Blvd, Miramar 33027(Temporarily Closed)

If new shelters open, please make sure not to go empty-handed. You are expected to bring supplies that will last you at least three days. Click here for a full list.

Numbers & Apps To Know Before, During & After Hurricane Irma

For pet-friendly shelter, registration of pets is required. To register, call the Humane Society at 954-989-3977. Other than the pet-friendly shelter, General Population shelters do not accommodate pets other than service animals.

Residents are urged to make sure they are prepared. If you have any issues, residents are urged to call the Broward Emergency Hotline at 311 or (954) 831- 4000. You can also visit their Emergency Operations site.

• Click here for ways to prepare yourself for an impending storm from our Hurricane Preps page
• Click here for latest news surrounding hurricanes and the National Hurricane Center
• Click here to see all of the latest maps when a storm forms in the Atlantic
• Click here to download the CBS4 2017 Hurricane Guide (English)
• Click here for Live Weather Blog
• Download the CBS4 Weather App Here

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CITY OF WESTON

THE CITY OF WESTON SEPTEMBER 8, 2017   ~ HURRICANE IRMA ~ COMMUNITY NOTIFICATION #5 (September 8, 2017 - 11:00AM)  A Hurricane Warning was issued for South Florida, including Broward County, on Thursday evening.  Hurricane conditions are expected in our area within the next 36 hours.   The National Hurricane Center continues to advise of major impacts to South Florida by Hurricane Irma.  Tropical Storm force winds (39 - 73 mph) are projected to arrive on Saturday morning/or mid/day and conditions will continue to decline as the storm moves closer to projected landfall along the east coast of Florida.  The City of Weston urges residents and business owners to complete emergency preparation plans by early evening on Friday, September 8, 2017.    Weston is NOT in an evacuation area; however, if you choose to evacuate northbound or out of the state, your window of opportunity is closing.   Ensure that you are not traveling in Tropical Storm conditions which are anticipated to begin Saturday morning.   Hurricane Irma fluctuates between a Category 4 and a Category 5 storm with potential for devastating winds and life threatening coastal storm surge.  Current maximum sustained winds 150 mph, with higher wind gusts and the potential for tornadoes.  As of the 8:30 AM advisory today, Hurricane force winds extend 60 miles from the center (or eye) of the storm, and Tropical Storm force winds extend outward to 185 miles from the center; however, the storm may grow larger prior to landfall.  A direct major landfall is likely somewhere across South Florida.  Storm impacts to the South Florida region include destructive winds, isolated tornadoes, flooding rain and life threatening storm surge.   City of Weston Information City Facility Hours of Operation: Offices will be closed on Friday, September 8th and Monday, September 11th.   The Weston Emergency Operations Center (EOC) opened at 8AM on Friday, September 8 and all calls will be tranferred to the EOC.  The Weston Community Center and Weston Tennis Center are closed until further notice. All City Parks will be closed as of Friday, September 8th until further notice. Status of City Services: Garbage collection will be completed today, Friday, September 8th.There will not be additional garbage pickups. Secure your garbage and recycling carts. There will be no collection on Saturday.    DO NOT place bulk trash items out.  Bulk items will not be picked up by the automated garbage trucks.   Stormwater Management/Preparation:  The City's lakes continue to discharge into the South Florida Water Management District canals (the C-11 canal and the New River canal).  This is where all of Weston's waters are discharged into.  The following is an active link that shows Weston's current lake levels at monitoring points throughout the City:  City of Weston Current Lake Levels . This video explains how lake levels are lowered in Weston as part of our Stormwater management system.   Broward County Public Schools All Broward County Public Schools are closed through Mon., Sept. 11th.  U.S. Mail has been suspended  Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport is closing at 7:45PM The airport parking is full.   Information from Broward County: SHELTERS: Broward County's 14 evacuation shelters are open. Remember that shelters should be a last resort.  The shelter located in Weston is Falcon Cove Middle School, 4251 Bonaventure Boulevard.  Visit Broward.org/Hurricane for countywide cancellations and closures, or call the Broward County Hurricane Hotline at 3-1-1 or 954-831-4000.    Review the Broward County Home Damage Assessment tool at Broward.org/Hurricane before the storm's arrival and report any damage to your property following the storm.  Stay tuned to local media for ongoing updates from Broward County. Recommended Storm Preparation Residents should stay tuned to local media for storm information.  It is recommended that all storm preparations be completed by early Friday evening, including: Secure your home by covering all windows with storm shutters (or other approved material, such as plywood). Make your plans for sheltering/riding out the storm.  You should plan to be in place by early Friday evening. Secure loose outdoor objects - including garbage and recycling carts, potted plants, lawn furniture - by bringing them indoors.  Loose objects will become dangerous projectiles during a storm. Fuel up your car and have cash in case of emergency.  (ATM's will not work if the power is out.) Make a "family emergency kit" containing first aid items, special medications, important papers, blankets, cooking equipment, flashlights, portable radio and extra batteries. Make preparations for the care and shelter of pets.  Have adequate pet food and other necessary supplies. Secure water, food and clothing for every member of the family.Have a gallon of water per person, per day in stock for at least three days.  You should plan to be self-sufficient for a minimum of 3-5 days following a storm's impact.   Tap water is FREE and safe to drink.  Fill the bathtub, pots, pitchers, containers with tap water to ensure an additional supply water during and after the storm. Check storm drains near your home to make sure they are clear of debris.  DO NOT trim trees. DO NOT place any bulk items curbside.  Updates Stay tuned to local media regarding the storm's continued development and potential impact to our area. INFORMATION FROM THE CITY OF WESTON Details and resources available at Westonfl.org/Hurricane  City of Weston updates will be posted at www.westonfl.org/HappeningNow.aspx.  Follow the City of Weston on Twitter at @CityofWeston for ongoing updates and set an audible alert for our Alert account at @WestonFLAlert.  Register to receive CodeRED emergency notifications from the City of Weston at WestonFL.org/Residents/Hurricane/CodeRed.aspx. Para informacíon en español, visite huracanes.fiu.edu.    954-385-2000 Westonfl.org STAY CONNECTED

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Philip Levine MAYOR OFFICE OF THE MIAMI BEACH MAYOR

Philip Levine MAYOR OFFICE OF THE MIAMI BEACH MAYOR

Dear Friends & Neighbors,   Over the past few days we have worked around the clock to prepare for the biggest Atlantic hurricane on record, one that not only threatens lives but peoples' livelihoods. This 'nuclear hurricane' is bigger, stronger and more unrelenting than anything we've ever seen. We anticipate extreme flooding, high storm surge, flooding, and potential tornadoes. Tropical Storm conditions are anticipated through Monday.    I hope by now everyone is prepared. Final preparations to protect life and property should be completed tonight. Please take final shelter by early Saturday morning. Once wind speeds hit 40 miles per hour, our first responders will no longer be dispatched for rescues due to dangerous weather conditions.   The causeways will remain open to vehicular traffic; however I urge you to stay put in a safe place. Beginning at 8 p.m. tonight, the drawbridge will remain in the lock-down position so that boats may not pass.    On behalf of myself and our entire City of Miami Beach government, we are with you now and we will be with you after the storm. Miami Beach will rise above, and together, we will rise above Hurricane Irma.    Stay calm and stay safe, Mayor Philip Levine    Stay Informed To receive text updates text MBtraffic to 91011. Call 3-1-1 to connect with Miami-Dade County's contact center for up to date information. www.miamidade.gov   www.miamibeachfl.gov Twitter: @MiamiBeachNews @NWSMiami   Facebook: Miami Beach News

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July 21, 2017

Give The Gift That Keeps Growing Looking for a thoughtful gift for a friend or family member? Our Commemorative Tree Program provides a unique way for residents and visitors to honor a loved one, special event or memory. If you're interested in donating a tree, you can fill out the request form on our Urban Forestry website, where you have the ability to choose from a list of 17 tree options, planting locations and costs ranging from $500 to $3,000 dependent on size.  Additionally, this program aims to improve tree species diversity, increase the total number of canopy trees planted citywide and provide enhanced environmental benefits, including increased energy conservation, stormwater filtration, air quality improvement, and carbon dioxide removal and storage.

Let's Get Families Cooking! Our Family Cooking Class (FCC) teaches parents and kids how to cook healthy and economic meals. The class focuses on family participation, healthy ingredient substitutions, and convenient cost-saving recipes. The goal of FCC is to teach families how to cook together and incorporate healthy habits at home, while maintaining their existing traditions. Dates July 22: 10 AM - 12 PM or 2 PM - 4 PM July 29: 10 AM - 12 PM or 2 PM - 4 PM August 5: 10 AM - 12 PM or 2 PM - 4 PM August 12: 10 AM - 12 PM or 2 PM - 4 PM August 19: 10 AM - 12 PM or 2 PM - 4 PM Locations Scott Rakow Youth Center 2700 Sheridan Avenue What will you learn? Family dinner without the stress Restaurant meals you can make at home A healthy start: breakfast made easy RSVP today: traceyherrera@miamibeachfl.gov

Public Meeting: Rue Vendome

Leave Your Mark On Miami Beach: Adopt-A-Bench Are you looking for a creative way to celebrate a special occasion or acknowledge a loved one? The City of Miami Beach has established an Adopt-A-Bench Program, providing individuals or entities the ability to commemorate or honor family, friends or special events by adopting a new or an existing bench in one of our beautiful City parks. For more information visit, www.adoptabenchmiamibeach.com

We Want Your Input The City of Miami Beach is considering proposals for interactive digital media kiosks in certain public areas as a way of improving the experience of residents and visitors by: Providing way-finding information to civic and cultural institutions, restaurants, retail and other businesses. Listing information on local events. Communicating information on transit options. Serving as a critical dissemination point for city messages during emergencies. Serving as a surveying tool to solicit feedback from residents and visitors. We have installed these interactive kiosks in City Hall and invite you to stop by and interact with them. Click here to learn more about the kiosks and to take a short survey to provide your feedback.

Beach Corridor Public Kick-Off Meeting

Training Exercise  The Miami Beach Police, Fire and Emergency Management Departments are sponsoring a training exercise on Wednesday, July 26 for first responders from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. During this time, you may hear loud noises associated with this training exercise. Do not be alarmed. Click here to view the full advisory >

Centennial History Book Unveiling

#PlayOnJuly for Parks & Recreation Month

Hurricane Season: Plan and Prepare  The 2017 hurricane season officially began on June 1 and runs through November 30. Forecasters at NOAA's Climate Prediction Center say that the Atlantic could see another above-normal hurricane season this year. According to their predictions, there will be a 70 percent likelihood of 11 to 17 named storms (winds of 39 mph or higher), of which 5 to 9 could become hurricanes (winds of 74 mph or higher), including 2 to 4 major hurricanes (Category 3, 4 or 5; winds of 111 mph or higher). An average season produces 12 named storms of which six become hurricanes, including three major hurricanes.  The City of Miami Beach wants to ensure the safety of all of its residents and visitors, and urges everyone to have a hurricane plan. The city is prepared - are you? Download the 2017 Miami Beach Hurricane Guide for tips on how to stay safe this hurricane season, visit our hurricane webpage and watch our hurricane special below.

Condo Workshop Hosted by the City of Mimai Beach and presented by the Department of Business and Professional Regulations, Division of Condominiums, Bureau of Compliance. Wednesday, August 9, 2017 3 PM - 6 PM Miami Beach City Hall 1700 Convention Center Drive 3rd Floor, Commission Chambers Miami Beach, FL 33139 For more information, contact Claudia Rodriguez at claudiarodriguez@miamibeachfl.gov or 305.673.7575 x6620

Drain and Cover!  We'd like to remind the community to do their part to mitigate mosquitoes at home. If you identify water that has been standing for more than 24 hours, please report it to either Public Works or Code Compliance through our eGov app or via telephone at 305.673.7625.  You can also notify Miami-Dade County with any concerns via their 311 app.

Let Us Do The Driving   Need a ride? Ditch the car and hop aboard one of the city's FREE trolleys. Getting from South Beach to North Beach has gotten easier than ever. Alton-West Loop Middle Beach Loop Collins Link North Beach Loop  For more information, visit our trolley home page here.

Find Us On The App Store Now you can find the 411 at your fingertips! The Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority has launched a comprehensive app for locals and tourists alike. The app includes current listings of shows, concerts, events as well as business suggestions from local accountants to yacht dealers. Search Miami Beach on your Apple or Android phone to download.

Government In Action Commission Meetings & Workshops Board & Committee Meetings Original Video Programs Watch meetings live on MBTV, available on Atlantic Broadband 77, 90 & 107.3 and AT&T Uverse 99, Roku and on-demand online (available on smartphones and tablets too). TV Schedule Watch Live Archives

Stop Government Corruption  Report Suspected Wrongdoing to FBI Your cooperation is needed to root out corruption. If you suspect any wrongdoing of a government employee, please report it anonymously to the FBI hotline at 754.703.2000 option 4.

Equality Is The Law Have a business in Miami Beach? Make sure to have this sign posted, it is required. Visit the Human Rights webpage for more information & forms to file complaints.

MB Suncare - The Official & Exclusive Suncare of Miami Beach Made with natural sea elements that hydrate and nourish your skin and a signature Miami Beach scent.  A portion of all proceeds go back towards beach cleanups to ensure that we keep our beaches beautiful. Available at drug store retailers and online. Free sunscreen dispensers at beaches and parks. Miami Beach Residents use code CMB25 for 25% off plus free shipping! Learn more here: www.miamibeachsun.com