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 NOAA satellite image of Hurrican Milton Oct 10 2024

This page contains all news updates issued by the City of Melbourne regarding Hurricane Milton. This page will be updated as conditions change.

You can also follow the City of Melbourne on Facebook or X/Twitter.

Countywide updates will be distributed by Brevard County Emergency Management on its website, X/Twitter and Facebook. To get text alerts from the county, text the number 888777 with the message BrevardEOC. You can also call 211 with specific questions or concerns. If you don't have a 321 area code, you can call 321-632-6688. 

Executive Order

CM-EO 2024-01: Executive Order of the City Manager Declaring a State of Local Emergency in Response to Citywide Threat From Hurricane Milton

CM-EO 2024-02: Executive Order of the City Manager Terminating the Declared State of Local Emergency in Response to City Wide Threat From Hurricane Established in CM-EO 2024-01 

Disaster Recovery Center Established for Those Impacted by Hurricane Milton

Post Date:11/08/2024 4:19 PM

A Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) has opened at 3695 Lake Drive, Cocoa, for Brevard County residents impacted by Hurricane Milton who need help with FEMA disaster assistance. Located in the UF/IFAS Brevard Extension Service parking lot, the center is easily accessible from I-95 and centrally positioned within the county. Hours are Monday–Sunday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Services include:

  • Application status updates
  • Disaster recovery guidance
  • Clarification on FEMA correspondence
  • Housing assistance info
  • Answers, problem resolutions, and referrals to other agencies

If your application has been denied or is facing complications, the center can provide detailed support.

New to FEMA assistance? Register first at DisasterAssistance.gov or call 800-621-3362 before visiting the center.

Documents to bring for registration:

  • Contact info (phone, address, SSN)
  • Household income
  • Damaged address details
  • Description and photos of damaged items
  • Insurance information
  • Bank account/routing numbers for direct deposits

For more information on recovery resources and hurricane season information, visit Brevard County Emergency Management. 
 

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