Flood Safety
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This page collects the 7 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Flood Safety”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Weather, Tampa, and Citrus County.
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- Flood Watch Issued for Citrus and Hernando Counties this SundayA Flood Watch is in effect for Citrus and Hernando counties as scattered storms and heavy rain move across the Tampa area throughout Sunday. Residents should expect a 70% chance of rain during the lat
- Flood Watch in Effect for Citrus and Hernando Counties this Sunday
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- 01Pasco Countylocation3 mentions
- 02National Weather Serviceorganization3 mentions
- 03Tampaplace3 mentions
- 04Hernando Countylocation3 mentions
- 05Citrus Countyplace3 mentions
- 06Huntington Beach City Councilorganization1 mentions
- 07FEMAorganization1 mentions
- 08Chris Tonioperson1 mentions
- 09Sean Crumbyperson1 mentions
- 10Tessperson1 mentions
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- Topic to peopleChris Tonio, Sean Crumby, Tess
- Topic to orgsNational Weather Service, Huntington Beach City Council, FEMA
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- Aug 2, 2026NewsFlood Watch Issued for Citrus and Hernando Counties this Sunday
- Aug 2, 2026NewsFlood Watch in Effect for Citrus and Hernando Counties this Sunday
- Aug 2, 2026NewsFlood Watch Issued for Citrus and Hernando Counties this Sunday
- -meeting transcriptHuntington Beach City Council adopts nine-year residential paving program and updates flood zone zoning rules
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