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Escambia Shelters Now Closed
November 10, 2009
The three storm shelters in Escambia County have closed.
About 130 people weathered Tropical Storm Ida in Escambia County Shelters overnight, and another 40 were in a Santa Rosa County shelter.
There were 23 people and a small number of pets in the pet-friendly shelter at Molino Park Elementary School and 35 in a shelter at Pensacola High School. There were also 75 people in the West Florida High School special needs shelter.
Another 40 people were in Santa Rosa County’s public shelter at the Milton Community Center.
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