Mission:
Franklin County Emergency Management’s Mission is to minimize loss of life, personal injury, damage to property or the environment caused by natural or man-made disasters that affect the community.
If you would like to help our community by sewing face mask, Please Call Franklin County Emergency Management at 850-653-4206.
Thank you and Remember you are Safer at Home
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FRANKLIN COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT IS ACTIVATED AT THIS TIME. THEREFORE, NO RE-ENTRY TAGS WILL BE ISSUED AT THE EOC. TO REQUEST RE-ENTRY TAGS, PLEASE COMPLETE THE APPLICATION PROCESS BY CLICKING ON THE SERVICES TAB AT THE TOP OF THIS PAGE AND THEN CLICK ON RE-ENTRY TAGS. THANKS
Important Information about the Corona Virus from the Florida Department of Health
Declaration of Public Health Emergency COVID-19 3.1.20 (002)
Stop the Spread of Germs
Hand-washing 101 for Kids
Emergency Ordiance 2020-07 Beach Closuer
Unemployment Questions – Call 800-204-2418 – Expect delays due to high volume of calls.
For Information Regarding SNAP please go to https://www.myflfamilies.com/covid19/access.shtml
3.24.20 Update Food Pantry Changes 3.26.2020 Ltr; Sean Jennings, President, Waste Pro USA
03.18.2020 Press Release UPDATED MEAL PICK UP LOCATIONS
Executive Order 20-91
CITY OF CARRABELLE UPDATE
03/25/20 IMPORTANT MESSAGE from the Carrabelle Food Pantry Board of Directors and Volunteers regarding new drive-through pick up procedures:
“Attention, please. We are making a big change.
Next Thursday, 3/26/2020, we are changing to drive through distribution. Clients will no longer enter the building.
Drive west of NE Avenue B. Cars will line up on NE Avenue B starting at the stop sign, nearer the red fireplug, by the church steps.
A volunteer will signal the next car at the stop sign to turn right onto Tallahassee Street and pull toward the pantry entrance.
STAY IN YOUR CAR. We will load the food into your car. Please help us by doing the following.
• Have your right (passenger) side window open so we can talk to you.
• Have the trunk lid open (or tailgate down) so we can load from the rear. If unable, unlock the right (passenger) side door(s) and make sure there is room to load the food.
• Next, pull forward to the Farm Share tables so we can load your items.
Social Distancing: We are making these changes to keep everyone as safe as we can. There are bound to be “kinks” in our procedures, and we may have to make changes as we move forward. We ask that you please be patient. We will make accommodations when needed. For example, some come on bicycles or tricycles. There will be a place to load the bikes. If the line of cars gets long, it can extend to the southbound lane of NE 1st Street or onto the eastbound lane of NE Avenue C.
Due to concerns with the Covid-19 Virus we are asking all residents please refrain from coming to the office for the re-entry tags. Can you please email or mail in our form and provide the correct address to ensure you receive your tag in a timely manner.
RE-ENTRY TAGS-
- Re-Entry Tags will only be used when a mandatory evacuation of Franklin County has been called.
- You can obtain your Re-Entry Tags by stopping by our office at 28 Airport Road, Apalachicola, FL.
- You will need to have the following documentation to obtain your Re-Entry Tag:
- Driver’s License or Photo ID
- 2 Forms of Proof of Ownership of Property (Tax Bill, Utility Bill, etc.) OR Proof of Rental of Property (Lease or Renters Agreement, Insurance, etc.)
- Re-Entry Tags are used and are in place to protect property owners/renters from vandalism and looting.
Just a Few Reminders:
- We anticipate that there will be few, if any, services (gas, food, water, electricity, etc.) available after a disaster of the magnitude it would require for an evacuation to be called. If you have a safe place to stay, please do so for the first few days after the disaster.
- If you are a secondary homeowner, you do have a safe place to stay. We ask that you remember that what few supplies we have will be used for the primary residents of the county who do not have a second home.
- When returning to Franklin County after an evacuation, be sure to bring supplies with you. (Water, Fuel, Generators, etc.
- ONCE the EOC has been activated – NO RE-ENTRY TAGS WILL BE ISSUED!
- Alert Franklin is an early warning system that Franklin County Emergency Management has implemented.
- This system allows FCEM to send you a warning message to your phone, email or both.
- You can access Alert Franklin by going to our website at franklinemergencymanagement.com and clicking on the Alert Franklin Icon on our Home Page.
- Once you create your account be sure to check your SUBSCRIPTIONS which tell the system what alerts you wish to receive.
- You can also download the Everbridge App on your Smart Phone for easier access.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our office and we will be happy to assist you.
850-653-8977 or em1frank@fairpoint.net
WAYS TO RECEIVE NOTIFICATIONS
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Hurricane Loss Mitigation Program
Franklin County is now accepting applications
Franklin County Emergency Management is accepting applications for the
Hurricane Loss Mitigation Program
for the 2019-2020 grant cycle.
Qualifications:
- Must live in Franklin County
- Single Family Home – no mobile homes/trailers
- Must meet income requirements- Moderate to Low Income
- Must be located outside of Carrabelle City Limits*
- Exterior construction only (Roofs/Fascia/Soffit/Shutters/Roof/Gable Strapping