The mayor of Tampa, Florida, has reassured residents that gas stations in the area are being replenished as people evacuate ahead of Hurricane Milton. Mayor Jane Castor announced that tankers are en route to refill gas stations to ensure fuel availability for those in need.
Addressing concerns about gas shortages, Mayor Castor highlighted the swift response to the situation. She mentioned a gas station in her neighborhood that had run out of fuel on Monday but has since been restocked and is now operational. The mayor urged residents to remain patient as efforts are being made to ensure a steady supply of gas throughout the city.
Emphasizing the city's preparedness, Mayor Castor stated, “We have the gas situation covered in our city.” She assured residents that measures are in place to address any potential disruptions in fuel supply during the evacuation process.
As Hurricane Milton approaches, the mayor's announcement provides a sense of reassurance to Tampa residents who are making necessary preparations for the storm. With tankers en route to replenish gas stations, residents can focus on ensuring their safety and well-being during this challenging time.
