City manager of Clearwater, Florida, Jennifer Poirrier, issued a strong warning on Tuesday urging residents to evacuate immediately in preparation for the impending landfall of Hurricane Milton. Poirrier emphasized the urgency of the situation, stating, 'Please do not wait.'
One of the primary challenges faced by Clearwater in their preparations for the storm has been the clearance of debris left behind by Hurricane Helene. Poirrier highlighted the significant amount of debris still present in the area, expressing concern over its potential impact during the upcoming storm.
The evacuation order comes as part of the city's efforts to ensure the safety and well-being of its residents in the face of the approaching hurricane. Poirrier's message serves as a crucial reminder for individuals to prioritize their safety and heed the evacuation instructions provided by local authorities.
Residents are urged to take immediate action and evacuate to designated shelters or safe locations to avoid potential risks associated with Hurricane Milton. The city of Clearwater is working diligently to mitigate the impact of the storm and protect the community from potential harm.
