Hurricane Recovery

Floridians can receive a weekly benefit up to $275 if their employment or self-employment was lost or interrupted due to a major disaster.

The $709.3 million would assist Hillsborough County in recovering from damages caused by Hurricanes Idalia, Debby, Helene and Milton.

Although Hurricane Helene hit in September of 2024, Cedar Island resident Jody Griffis still doesn't have a permanent home.

A Tampa-based attorney said homeowners are responsible for damage in their yard, regardless of whose tree it is.

In case you lose power, here are different guides you can feel free to download and print out ahead of any hurricanes this season. Just click the link you want and the download or print icon to save it for the future.

As new buildings go up along the flood-prone Gulf coast at 15 to 20 feet off the ground, the future of Florida's infrastructure "looks high."

The Images of Recovery survey will collect photodata about how three years of hurricanes have impacted Floridians.

Its aim is to help Pinellas County residents, businesses and communities rebound from last year's devastating hurricanes.

The bill also would seek to prevent a repeat of an incident where a crane collapsed into a St. Petersburg office building during Hurricane Milton.

Mayor Jane Castor gave an update on hurricanes Helene and Milton during her State of the City address.

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is offering up to $2 million in disaster relief loans to businesses and nonprofits recovering from Hurricanes Helene and Milton. The final deadline to apply is April 27.

Both counties will host a series of workshops where residents can offer feedback on hurricane recovery plans.