SITUATION REPORT No. 19
WILMA’S AFTERMATH
The Unified Wilma Command
October 26, 2005 Published at 1300 Hours
State Emergency Operations Center Level: 1
Operational Period: October 26, 2005 0700 Hrs. – October 26, 2005 1900 Hrs.
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CURRENT SITUATION
The State Emergency Operations Center is
currently at Level 1 Activation as the Unified
Wilma Command continues to prepare and
respond to Hurricane Wilma.
WEATHER SUMMARY:
Monroe
Today: Sunny and breezy with highs in the mid
70s. North winds 10 to 15 mph becoming 15 to
20 mph in the afternoon.
Miami-Dade
Today: Sunny with a high around 76. North
wind will be between 11 and 14 mph.
Broward
Today: Sunny with highs in the mid 70s. North winds 5 to 10 mph becoming 10 to 15 mph in the afternoon.
Lowest wind chill readings 44 to 49 in the morning.
Palm Beach
Today: Sunny with highs in the mid 70s. North winds 5 to 10 mph becoming 10 to 15 mph in the afternoon.
Lowest wind chill readings 44 to 49 in the morning.
Collier
Today: Sunny with highs in the mid 70s. North winds 5 to
10 mph becoming 10 to 15 mph in the afternoon. Lowest
wind chill readings 44 to 49 in the morning.
Lee
Today: Sunny with a high around 72. Northeast wind will be
between 6 and 10 mph.
Hendry
Today: Sunny with highs in the mid 70s. North winds 5 to
10 mph becoming 10 to 15 mph in the afternoon. Lowest
wind chill readings 44 to 49 in the morning.
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CONSEQUENCES:
1. Evacuation – Several counties issued evacuation orders during the impact of Hurricane Wilma.
2. Sheltering – Currently there are 31 shelters open with 3,459 evacuees with 828 Special Needs
evacuees. (10/26/05 @ 1300 hours)
3. School Closings – Currently there are several counties with school closures. (see updated county chart)
4. Boil Water Notices – Boil water notices have been issued for the following: Collier, Broward,
Monroe, Palm Beach, Lee, Miami-Dade, Martin, Okeechobee, Hendry, and Brevard.
5. Fatalities and Injuries—Currently there are 8 confirmed fatalities: Collier (3), St. Johns (1), MiamiDade (2), and Broward (2). There is 1 injury in Indian River County.
6. Currently the following counties have hotel availability: Collier (0 rooms), Seminole (500
rooms), Osceola (1,000 rooms), Polk (1,138 rooms), Lee (37 rooms), Hillsborough (2,243 rooms),
Pinellas (2,300 rooms), Indian River (500 rooms), Hardee (10 rooms), St. Lucie (20 rooms),
Highlands (120 rooms), Glades (12 rooms), Charlotte (20 rooms), Broward (2,000 rooms), MiamiDade (551 rooms), Brevard (2,500 rooms), Hernando (10 rooms), Columbia (full), Marion (75-100
rooms) and Orange (9,400 rooms). (updates in bold 10/24/05)
7. Power Outages: Currently there are 2,826,671 residents without power due to damages caused
by Hurricane Wilma. (as of 10/26/05 @ 1300 hrs)
8. Several counties have issued curfews: Palm Beach (7:00pm-5:00am), Martin (7:00pm-7:00am),
Glades (Dusk to Dawn), Monroe county (11:00PM -7:00AM), Brevard (Dusk to Dawn), St. Lucie
(7:00pm- 7:00am), Broward (7:00am-7:00pm), Collier (10:00pm- 6:00am), Hendry (6:00pm6:00am), Indian River (6:00pm-8:00am), Okeechobee (Dusk to Dawn).
County Actions:
SCHOOL ACTIVITY
SEARCH & RESCUE
2
County
Government & School
Closings
EOC
Level
LSE
Evacuations
Shelters
Area 7
Monroe
Full
10/19/05
Evacuation orders
pertaining to non-residents,
visitors and residents of the
Florida Keys remain in
effect.
The FIU general shelter
population will be re-housed in a
Red Cross Shelter effective
October 25, 2005
Florida Keys schools will
reopen Monday October
31, 2005. Minimal Monroe
County services will occur
on Wednesday October
26, 2005.
Miami-Dade
Full
10/22/05
Mobile Homes - Mandatory
low Lying Areas - Voluntary
Unsafe Structures –
Voluntary
Schools closed 10/26/05
and will re-open on
10/31/05
Broward
Full
10/22/05
Mandatory mobile home
and parks 10/23/04
11 Shelters including 8 Red
Cross (including 1 pet friendly) 2
Special Needs and 4 Homeless
Shelters Total Shelter
Population Monday Night 10/24
1,024
7 shelters open with 500
evacuees
Palm Beach
Martin
Level1
Glades General Hospital is
currently evacuating due to
no power
Monitoring
4 Shelters open with 1520
occupants, 1 Special Care Unit
with 253 occupants.
Schools and significant
government closed thru
remainder of week
Schools closed until
Friday Government
Offices closed until
Wednesday
1 General with 283, 1 Special
needs shelter open with 50
schools closed 10-26/05
3 general shelter & 2 Spn open
@ 10/23/05
County offices & schools
closed 10/24-26/05, FAU
and Indian River Com.
College closed on
10/24/05
Ft. Pierce city hall closed
10/24/05, community
transit closed 10/24/05
Schools and government
offices closed 10/2425/05. Will reopen
10/27/05—Bridges—all
Barrier Island bridges
closes @ 6am 10/24/05
St. Lucie
Level 1
10/22/05
Mandatory evac barrier
Islands, mobile and
manufactured homes
10/23/05
Indian River
Level 1
10/20/05
Mandatory evacuation for
mobile homes and voluntary
extreme coastal areas and
barrier islands @ 8am
10/23/05
General Shelters closed
Special needs 27 population
Collier
Level 1
10/20/05
None Only have restricted
re-entry in Naples due to
water main repairs. Marco
Island re-entry lifted.
1 general shelters open with 53
evacuees 47 patients left in 1
special needs shelter
Schools closed 26
October will re-open
10/31
Lee
Level 2
10/19/05
N/A
Hendry
Level 2
10/21/05
School and Government
10/24/05
Schools and Government
offices closed 10/26
Charlotte
Level 2
1 SpN shelter with 137
evacuees
1 general shelters with 8
evacuees 1 SpN with 20
evacuees
3 General shelters open @3Pm
Glades
Level 1
DeSoto
Partial
10/20/05
Highlands
Level 2
10/20/05
Okeechobee
Level 3
10/21/05
Hardee
Partial
10/21/05
Manatee
Monitoring
10/20/05
Area 5
Brevard
Partial
Mandatory evacuation mh
manufactured homes
1 general with 18 evacuees
Seminole
Monitoring
Voluntary evac of low lying
and mh manuf homes @
3
2:pm 10/23/05
Closed @ 3pm Spn & 2 General
w/ pet friendly
Osceola
Partial
Area 6
Voluntary evacuation on
10/22/05
Recommended mobile
homes, travel trailers on
10/23/05 @ 10:am
N/A
10/23/05
Recommended Voluntary
for mobile homes,
vulnerable housing on
10/23/05
Voluntary for mobile homes
10/23/04
Mandatory evacuation for
mobile homes and wood
structures 10/23/05
Evacuation 10/24/05 for low
lying areas, RV’s and
substandard homes
Voluntary evacuation of
mobile homes
1 general shelters open 45
residents 1 SpN shelter open
8 residents
Schools closed 10/26/05
Spn shelters open @ 6:Pm
general open @3:pm 10/24/05
Schools / county closed
10/24/05
closed General open with 38
evacuees
3 shelters open 314 evacuees
Schools and government
offices closed 10/25/05
Schools and government
offices closed 10/24/05
General open @4pm 10/23/05
2 General open with 28
evacuees
3 General & 1 SPn
Schools closed 10/24/05
and county offices open
10/24/05
Schools, Courts ,
Government 10/24/05
County, government
offices and schools open
10/25/05
Schools and government
offices open on 10/25/05
Schools/ government
offices
Area 4
Level 3
Partial
10/20/05
Polk
Monitoring
10/21/05
Area 3
Levy
Monitoring
Pinellas
Hillsborough
Schools closed 10/24/05
Schools and government offices
Closed
Schools closed 10/24/05
County Park Closing
PARKS
Lake Kissimmee
Kissimmee Prairie
Indian River Lagoon
St. Sebastian
Sebastian Inlet
Catfish Creek
Tosohatchee
Cayo Costa
Gasparilla Island
Koreshan
Lover’s Key
Highlands Hammock
Myakka
Paynes Creek
Stump Pass
Don Pedro
Mound Key
Charlotte Harbor
Estero Bay
Wiggins Pass
Collier-Seminole
Fakahatchee Strand
Oscar Scherer
Lake June-in-Winter
Key Largo Hammock
John Pennekamp
Windley Key
Lignumvitae Key
Indian Key
DISTRICT
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
5
5
5
COUNTY
Polk
Okeechobee
Brevard`
Indian River
Brevard
Polk
Orange
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee
Highlands
Sarasota
Hardee
Charlotte
Charlotte
Lee
Lee
Lee
Collier
Collier
Collier
Sarasota
Highlands
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
DAY USE
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Disaster ReDissDisaster Recovery Centerscovery Sites
DRC #5 (Lee)
DRC # 4 Collier)
DRC #3 (Monroe)
DRC # 2 (Marathon)
DRC # 1 (Monroe)
Bonita Springs Community Center
Everglades City Community Center
San Pedro Church (Plantation Key)
San Pablo Church (Marathon)
Key West
4
10/26/05 (open)
CAMPING
Closed
Closed
NA
Na
closed
Closed
Na
closed
Na
Closed
Na
Closed
closed
Na
Na
na
Na
Na
Na
Na
Closed
Na
Closed
Na
Na
Closed
Na
Na
Na
County
Damage Reports
Brevard
Max Brewer Crossway Bridge closed between Titusville and Playlinda Bch due to possible structural
damage from boat impact. 79k without power
Broward
EOC roof leaks/critical facilities on generator /structural damage to school bd. Corp./numerous
trees down and roads blocked/ Watermain break. Roof damages/ 800 mobile homes severly
impacted or destroyed/Roads blocked/
Water intrusion in buildings
Court house has significant damage/SR31 flooded 4 miles N of Lee County line
DeSoto
Charlotte
Collier
Glades
Jail House and Court House has significant Roof Damage/roof lost on EMS Station in
Morhaven/ EOC on Generator.
Hendry
EOC Lost Power and Generator Failed/Normal Debris and Damage,US-27 blocked in Clewiston
due to debris & water. Partial phones.
Highlands
US-98 (SR721) flooded, tree in WB lane
Lake
Indian River
Lee
Manatee
Marion
Martin
Miami-Dade
Monroe
EOC Comm Tower destroyed - fell onto roof, moving to IRC Sheriff's Office. New Temp Phone
# 772-569-2338
Lehigh Regional Hospital lost part of roof windows and water entering bldg / South Trail Fire
Station lost par
Widespread Outages /148K without Power/ EOC and 2 Shelters on Generator Powert of roof/,
SR31 18600 blk. Flooded / SR78 E. of I-75 flooded
Evacuation order lifted 10/24/05, schools open 10/25/05
North Hospital on Gen Power/Downed Power Lines/ EOC on Generator Power / Emergency
Vehicle Storage Bldg. in Indiantown missing roof / 80% lift stations inop./Stuart lift station are
non functional / 1
Power Lines across SR-997 Krome from SW 8th St.(SR-90) to US-27 (SR 25) closed. Initial
damages indicates uprooted trees, downed electrical poles and damaged roofs.
Marathon under 4-5 Feet of storm tide/Key West Public Safety Bldg inaccessible due too high
water/Marathon AP usable - no Nav Aids/ KW airport not operable/ Mariners and Fishermans
Hospitals on Gen Power/ Lower Keys Hospital not accessible/Storm Tide washing over US-1 @
113mm to 115mm and 48mm to 59mm/ US-1 Passable at Marathon/ US1 under water from
Summerland to Key West/ No southbound entry to the keys/Coppit and Big Pine Key debris and
water on US1/. Low Water pressure due to damage to aguaduct at 7 Mile bridge/water main
break at Key West. Damage Assessment underway/ 60% city is flooded in Key West/
Palm Beach
UPS only - power switch failed/ 2 shelters w/out elect/ 2 water mains broken/Heavy road debris
and non working traffic signals/washout sinkhole on I-95right side northbound lane/ 89 lift
stations lost power/ north SCADA system out of service
Seminole Tribe
Hollywood Reservation needs water.
St. Lucie
85% + power outages(FPL has 122k out & Ft. Pierce Utilities has 24k out)
STATE ACTIONS:
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The SEOC is activated at a Level 1 and is operational 24 hours
Conference calls with counties conducted at 1115 hrs and 1715 hrs daily
The State Emergency Response Team continues to monitor the progress of Hurricane Wilma
ESF 5 requested and activated the State Evacuation Team
SEOC briefings are held twice daily
The Florida Emergency Information Line (FEIL) line has been activated 1-800-342-3557
Volunteer & Donations Hotline operational daily between 8AM and 8PM (1-800-FLHELP1)
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Executive Orders:
Governor Bush has executed the following Executive Order(s):
EXECUTIVE ODER NUMBER
05-219
EXECUTIVE ORDERS
DATE SIGNED PURPOSE
19 October 2005 State of Emergency – Hurricane Wilma
Federal Declarations:
TYPE OF DECLARATION
Presidential FEMA-1609-DR
FEDERAL DECLARATIONS
DATE OF ACTION
PURPOSE
October 24, 2005
Hurricane Wilma
Personnel Deployments:
PERSONNEL DEPLOYMENTS (updated 10/22/05)
Type of Personnel
SERT LIAISONS
RECON
Fl National Guard
SERT IMT Green
Team
SERT IMT Red Team
Northwest Fl IMT
Northeast Fl IMT
Tallahassee PD IMT
Tampa Bay IMT
Virginia IMT (EMAC)
ESF1 & 3Transportation &
Public Works
ESF 4 & 9- Fire
Fighting and Search
and Rescue
ESF10-Hazardous
Materials
ESF
11-Food
&
Water
ESF 13-Military (FL
National Guard
ESF14-Public
Information
ESF 15-Vol. &
Donations
Location of Deployments
Date of Deployments
Collier (3),Lee (3), Broward
(4), Monroe (5), Miami-Dade
(3), Palm Beach (1),
Okeechobee (3), Martin (4),
St. Lucie (4), Glades (2),
Highlands (1), Indian River(2),
Hendry (2)
Collier (1), Monroe (2)
10/18-26/05
Monroe (1),Miami-Dade (2),
Broward (2) Collier (1),
Monroe (7)
10/21/05
Hendry (6)
10/24/05
Martin (11)
Lee (15)
Monroe (12)
Monroe (23)
Glades (16)
10/25/05
10/25/05
10/25/05
10/25/05
10/26/05
10/20/05
10/23/05
735 in six Districts
Approx. 50
86
4
10/24/05
3478
2 (Palm Beach and Monroe)
10/23-24/05
2 (Orange and Broward)
10/27/05
6
716
ESF16-Law
Enforcement
Logistics
Recovery
120 (LSA sites)
18
10/23/05
10/4-26/05
Power Restoration:
POWER RESTORATION
County
Number without Electricity
Percent Without Electricity
5,000
850,124
822
107,300
864,900
0
5,983
474
39,500
116,500
2%
97%
1%
52%
88%
0%
80%
1%
50%
33%
2,826,671
31%
Brevard
Broward
Charlotte
Collier
Dade
Desoto
Glades
Highlands
Indian River
Lee
TOTAL
Emergency Services Branch:
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Water Tanker Strike Teams deployed to Collier and Broward Counties
ALS Rescue Units deployed to Monroe County
MARC Units deployed to Broward and Hendry Counties
5 Engines deployed to Broward County
Infrastructure Branch:
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No fuel supply issues reported, except Port Everglades closed status; electric utility outages will
severely limit retail distribution
Seventeen (17) Fuel Tankers mobilized in support of S&R, security and emergency services
One 50/50 split fuel tender deployed to Marathon, and one diesel tanker to Lakeland LSA
Other mobile & drop-off tenders/tankers available
Human Services Branch:
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Nothing reported during this operational period
Logistics Branch:
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269 Trucks of water delivered to POD’S
230 Trucks of ice delivered to POD’s
56 Trucks of food delivered to POD’s
3 Trucks of Tarps
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Finance & Administration:
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Continue to purchase supplies and equipment for the Logistical Staging Area
Continue to make arrangements for staff deployment
Continue to track costs
Public Information:
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Continuing to disseminate preparedness and safety messages
Conducting daily press briefings
Recovery:
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Received Presidential Disaster Declaration [FEMA-1609-DR-FL] for Individual Assistance (IA),
Public Assistance (PA) and Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP). See Wilma Tracker
Message # 734 & #1537
IA = Collier, Lee, Monroe, Broward, Glades, Hendry, Martin, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach and St.
Lucie counties
HMGP=State-wide
PA = Brevard, Broward, Charlotte, DeSoto, Glades, Hardee, Hendry, Highlands, Indian River, Lee,
Martin, Miami-Dade, Monroe, Okeechobee, Osceola, Palm Beach, Polk, St. Lucie , Sarasota,
counties for Categories A & B [Debris Removal and Emergency Protective Measures]
Hurricane Wilma Long Term Recovery Office established in Orlando
Information & Planning Section: Situation and Flash reports are issued as needed. Counties
are reminded to email their Situation Reports to esf5@dca.state.fl.us
Florida Division of Emergency Management Contact Information
Planning Section E-Mail Address: esf5@dca.state.fl.us
Internet: http://www.floridadisaster.org
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