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Red Cross Delivering Recovery Items To Flooded Neighborhoods
May 5, 2014
As flood waters recede, additional pockets of damage continue to be discovered as the Red Cross and its government partners expand disaster assessment efforts in Northwest Florida. Residents of affected areas are hard at work to clean up and salvage what they can.
To assist individual recovery efforts, the Red Cross has multiple teams working across affected areas to provide assistance. The Red Cross will distribute clean-up supplies, water and snacks at the following fixed site on Monday, May 5 at the Gulf Breeze City Hall, 10070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze – from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Red Cross will also have mobile units in affected neighborhoods starting at 9 a.m. on Monday. General areas include Navarre in Santa Rosa County and Beulah, Piedmont Road, Ashland Avenue, Corrydale and Lake Charlene in Escambia County.
Supplies available from the Red Cross include items such as tarps, work gloves, flashlights and clean-up kits. Additionally, Red Cross Emergency Response Vehicles will accompany bulk distribution vehicles to provide snacks and water.
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