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Two Multi-Agency Resource Centers open at 1 p.m. today in Fort Walton Beach and Crestview for anyone affected by Hurricane Isaias. State and nonprofit agencies will be on hand through Oct. 24 to help with food, housing, cleanup, legal aid and more. Bring ID, proof of residence and insurance paperwork.
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Okaloosa County is handing out tarps, bottled water and MREs from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Monday at Baker Park and Garden City Park in Crestview. Supplies are limited, and the distribution is for north county residents who still don’t have power.
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Residents and visitors can return to Okaloosa Island and coastal areas of Destin, Fort Walton Beach and Niceville now that the county has lifted its evacuation orders. Watch for downed power lines and debris on the way in.
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Water and sewer service is back on Okaloosa Island, Okaloosa County said Sunday morning. The system is still strained and some critical sites are damaged, so the county is asking all customers to keep conserving water.
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County crews begin the first of two storm debris pickups on Wednesday, Oct. 14, for residents outside city limits. Put debris at the curb loose and unbagged, and keep it clear of hydrants, mailboxes and meters.
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Power outages have left many county drinking water wells running on generators, so Okaloosa County is asking customers to use only the water they need. Water and sewer service on Okaloosa Island was still off as of Saturday morning.
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