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Emergency Operations Center Monitoring TS Lee
September 2, 2011
The Santa Rosa County Emergency Operations Center has been activated to monitor Tropical Storm Lee and possible impacts on Santa Rosa County. No announcement has been made about the Escambia County Emergency Operations Center.
In Santa Rosa, officials will be keeping a close eye on the storm, watching roads and bridges for rising water from the 5-10 inches of rain expected through Tuesday. There are currently no plans to close county offices, court system or schools in Santa Rosa County.
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