The impending arrival of Hurricane Milton is predicted to bring about substantial damage to Pasco County, located just north of Tampa. The county's director of emergency management has issued a dire warning to residents, emphasizing the severity of the situation.
During a recent news conference, the director stated that Pasco County is likely to suffer greatly from the impact of Hurricane Milton, describing it as a storm unlike any seen in recent memory. Urging residents to prioritize their safety, he emphasized the importance of evacuating promptly to avoid potential harm.
Efforts to prepare for the storm have been underway, with a focus on clearing debris left behind by a previous hurricane to prevent it from becoming hazardous projectiles in the upcoming high winds. Despite these efforts, the county administrator cautioned that the cleanup process will not be completed before Hurricane Milton makes landfall.
Addressing the challenges faced by the county in managing the aftermath of the previous hurricane, the administrator highlighted the extensive cleanup required and the time constraints involved. He stressed that the scale of debris removal is significant, with hundreds of thousands of yards of debris still needing to be cleared.
As Pasco County braces for the impact of Hurricane Milton, residents are urged to heed evacuation orders and prioritize their safety. The county officials are working diligently to mitigate the potential damage and ensure the well-being of the community in the face of this impending natural disaster.
