A look at Hurricane shelter deficits across the state of Florida

At some point this hurricane season, it is likely we will hear authorities encourage citizens in some parts of our communities to seek refuge from a storm… by going to a hurricane shelter. So we wanted to know more about how shelters are chosen, how they operate and if Florida even has enough of them to keep our citizens safe?

[@utrnagel9441]

Love Florida 🌴

[@marianavazquez869]

La preparación es muy importante trasmitir con tiempo se salvan muchas 💛

[@pankajchaudhary2563]

Lovely 💙

[@dorianowen7852]

Where are the schools and churches ?

[@sheenaharris1296]

Clayton county Georgia wants to help

[@DavidGrenier-i9b]

Wow

[@rowenaneely9545]

Good.

[@MichaelBrown-ny3et]

Since half of New England invaded Florida and left the state and the same party that chased them out for decades, there probably aren’t enough. There will be though after they all move back after one good hurricane season. Yayyyyy….

[@tvold9204]

They aren't here in summer... That's when the hurricanes happen... Late summer to fall

[@mildredgalarza7537]

Guessing Desantis really cares for his people.😂🤣

[@pear7554]

Too many people moving to South Fla. and lots more coming.

[@pyramidsarethefuture1587]

hurricane party

[@dorianowen7852]

Perhaps you should encourage you citizens to stop making teeny tiny people?

[@scottymathieson9529]

LETS GO BRANDON, DON'T WORRY BIDUMB WILL SEND FLORIDA 500 BILLION & BABY FORMULA STIMULUS COUPONS !!!

[@lorettadavis6944]

It’s Florida, so why is anyone surprised 😲.

[@petereinhardt]

Imagine blaming Biden for all the problems when the state in question is run by the GOP and their corporate agenda

[@woljay9362]

@ConcernedCitizen