Florida Watches For Fay’s Next Move As She Parks Off the Florida Coast
August 21, 2008 · Email This Post · Print This Article
Last Updated on 8/25/2008
Here is a list to all Fay related stories and posts from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
Emergency idle/no-wake & no-vessel zones in effect now on St. Johns
Roads closed on some WMAs in Orange, Osceola counties
Idle-speed, no-wake zones may take effect on the St. Johns River
Idle-speed, no-wake zones may take effect on the Withlacoochee River
FWC warns Floridians not to attempt wildlife rescues amid flooding
FWC warns of hidden hazards below water’s surface
High water prompts temporary restrictions for Everglades WMA
Roads closed on FWC-managed areas in Indian River, Brevard and Osceola counties
FWC will deal with lost and damaged boats after the storm
FWC urges boaters to be careful after flooding due to Fay
FWC wildlife management areas close in North Central Region
Roads closed on some WMAs in Orange, Osceola counties
Boat owners are required to secure their vessels during storms
SW Fla. offices now operational; Babcock/Webb reopens Thursday
More storm-related closings in Northeast Region
Storm-related closings in Northeast Region
FWC reschedules climate change summit
More storm-related closings in South Region
FWC offices, Babcock/Webb WMA close in Southwest Florida
Take precautions and be careful before and during storm
FWC cancels workshop, climate change summit
Fay has hovered over Florida and its coasts for nearly four days now and has caused torrential downpours and flooding throughout the state. Precautions are still needed at every venture. Travel is limited and damage is evident throughout the south and southeastern portions of the state.
The Outdoor Central News Network, in cooperation with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, as always will keep you informed to any and all update regarding fishing, hunting, and recreational opportunities in Florida.
Please be advised of storm related closures, and always think safety first.
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