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 Supply Kit Checklist
Water
 One gallon of drinking water
per person per day for at
least three to seven days
 One gallon of water for each
person per day for cooking
and personal hygiene
 Don’t forget water for your
pets
Ice
 Freeze water in zip-type
freezer bags and two-liter
soda bottles
 Fill coolers with ice. Ice
can be used to preserve
food once the power goes
out
Food
 Non-perishable packaged or
canned food to last at least
three to seven days
 Ready-to-eat canned meats,
fruits and vegetables
 Canned or boxed juice
 Canned or boxed milk
 
Cereal
 Soup
 Peanut butter and jelly,
granola bars, trail mix
 Instant coffee or tea
 Dried fruits and nuts
 Bread, crackers and cookies
 Raw vegetables
 Fresh fruit
 Special food for babies and
the elderly
For The Home
 Download the Max Tracker
Hurricane App
 Cooler for ice and food
storage
 Flashlights with extra
batteries or hand-crank
flashlights
 Battery or solar powered
lanterns
 Battery powered NOAA
Weather radio with extra
batteries or hand-crank
radio
 Portable back up charger for
mobile phone
 Battery operated digital TV
with car charger adaptor
 Grill with extra propane,
charcoal, or sterno (Outdoor
Use Only)
 Matches in waterproof
container or butane starter
for grill
 Paper plates/bowls/cups,
plastic eating utensils,
napkins, paper towels, moist
towelettes
 Manual can opener and
bottle opener
 Cleaning supplies
 Non-scented liquid
household chlorine bleach
or water purification tablets
 Work gloves
 Duct tape
 Heavy-duty outdoor
extension cords
 Waterproof tarps
 Plastic sheeting
 Rope
 Basic tool kit
 Corded phone
 Smoke detectors
 Carbon-monoxide detectors
 Two-way radio if power,
terrestrial telephone and cell
towers fail
 Fire extinguisher
 Waterproof container or re-
sealable plastic bag to store
important papers like
insurance, medical, bank, or
Social Security
documents/numbers
 Cash (without power,
credit cards, ATMs are
unusable)
Health Essentials
 First Aid Kit
 Two weeks supply of
prescription drugs
 Two weeks supply of
vitamins
 Over the counter pain
reliever
 Antibacterial hand soap
Toilet paper
 Plastic garbage bags
 Mosquito repellant
 Sunscreen
 Toiletries/Hygiene items
For Your Pet
 Documentation, license
 Non-perishable food
 Medications
 Water
 Your First Aid Kit

A First Aid Kit should always be kept in the home and each automobile.
A First Aid Kit should include:

 Sterile adhesive bandages

 Sterile gauze pads
 Hypoallergenic adhesive tape
 Triangular bandages (3)
 Sterile roller bandages, antibiotic ointment, scissors, tweezers, needle,
moistened towelettes, antiseptic, thermometer, tongue blades (2)
 Tube of petroleum jelly or other lubricant
 Assorted sizes of safety pins
 Cleansing agent/soap
 Latex gloves (2 pairs)
 Sunscreen
 Bug repellent
 Aspirin or non-aspirin pain reliever, anti-diarrhea medication, antacid
 Bottled water and other fluids
Monroe County Evacuation Zones

Monroe County’s comprehensive Emergency Plan calls for a “Phased Evacuation.” This
evacuation plan is intended to avoid unnecessary evacuation if some zones are expected to be
affected and others are not. Locate the zone you live in so that you will know when to leave if an
evacuation for your zone becomes necessary.

Zone 1: Mile Marker 0 to Mile Marker 6

Zone 2: Mile Marker 6 to Mile Marker 40
Zone 3: Mile Marker 40 to Mile Marker 63
Zone 4: Mile Marker 63 to three-way stop at CR 905-A
Zone 5: Three-way stop at CR 905-A to Mainland Monroe County including Ocean Reef
Broward County Evacuation Zones
Miami-Dade County Storm Surge Planning Zones
Hurricane Family Plan

 Hold a family meeting

 Discuss the hazards of hurricanes. Encourage children to talk about their fears and explain
some of the things you’ll be doing to keep everyone safe. Start a written list of things you’ll
need to take care of and encourage everyone in the family to contribute their ideas

 Discuss whether you’ll need to evacuate

 Determine whether you live in an evacuation zone and, if so, where you will go if an evacuation
order is given. Going to a family or friend’s house or hotel outside the evacuation area is your
best choice. If you choose to go out of town, do so well in advance of the storm. Since shelters
provide for only basic needs, this should be your choice of last resort

 Ensure your assets are protected

 Inventory your home possessions and videotape or photograph items of value. Review your
insurance policies to ensure you have adequate coverage

 Assess your home for vulnerable areas

 Do a walk-through of your home and property to evaluate your roof, windows, garage door,
landscaping, etc. and determine what actions you will take

 Make a plan to protect your vehicles

 Decide where you will store or park your vehicle, boat or RV. Check your vehicle insurance
policy and keep it in the same safe place as your homeowner’s policy

 Secure your home

 Decide what actions you will need to take to protect your home and your property. (shutters,
generator, trim trees) Decide what actions you will need to take to keep as comfortable as
possible during recovery

 Discuss whether anyone in your home is elderly or has special needs and, if so, make
arrangements in advance to accommodate those needs

 Make a plan for your pet

Hurricane Family Plan

 Determine how you will address your pet’s needs and make a plan for your pet in case you
have to evacuate. If appropriate, plan for large animals such as horses

 Gather your supplies

 Determine your family’s food, water and medical needs and assemble your hurricane kit
according to those needs (see sidebar for essential items to include)

 Notify others of your plan

 Let family or friends know what your hurricane plan is so they can check on you in the
aftermath of the storm. Establish an out-of-town contact

 Plan ahead for the possibility of becoming separated from your family and friends, whether it is
a personal emergency or a larger-scale disaster

 Start by designating a single, out-of-town contact that your family or household members can
call, e-mail or text message should a disaster occur. If local phone service is overwhelmed, it
may be easier to call outside the area. Your contact should be aware that they are your
family’s designated contact

 All of your loved ones should agree to call the out-of town contact to report their whereabouts
and welfare

 Regular contact with your designated person will help to keep everyone informed. After initial
contact and depending on the circumstances, you might set a specific check-in time

 When telephone lines are busy, e-mails or text messages may go through when calls cannot
 Create an emergency contact list; include phone numbers and e-mail addresses for your
designated out-of-town contact, loved ones, neighbors and other emergency numbers such as
police, fire and your physician

 Make copies of the list for every family member and print a copy to keep by the phone and with
your emergency supplies
 Emergency Transportation

Miami-Dade, Broward and Monroe Counties encourage individuals living in hurricane evacuation
zones to have arrangements in place to stay outside of the hurricane evacuation zones during a
tropical storm or hurricane.

For those unable to make such arrangements, the American Red Cross opens Hurricane Evacuation
Centers as shelters of last resort in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. In Monroe County, shelters
will open only during Category 1 and 2 storms and will be managed by county volunteers and the
Salvation Army. Individuals that are unable to provide their own transportation to a Hurricane
Evacuation Center can use public evacuation transportation.

All counties will activate specific Emergency Evacuation Bus Pick-Up Sites as directed by their
Offices of Emergency Management. The buses will only travel between the Emergency Evacuation
Bus Pick-Up Sites and the Hurricane Evacuation Centers. Public transportation may shut down three
hours before the storm or when winds exceed 39mph.

To learn which Emergency Evacuation Bus Pick-Up Sites are active during a particular storm you
should watch Local 10 or monitor county websites:

Miami-Dade County
www.miamidade.gov/fire/evacuations.asp.

Broward County
https://www.broward.org/Hurricane/Pages/ShelterTransportation.aspx

Monroe County
www.monroecountyem.com

.
Storm Terms
Tropical Storm Watch
An announcement that tropical storm conditions (sustained winds of 39 to 73 mph) are
possible within the specified coastal area within 48 hours.

Tropical Storm Warning

An announcement that tropical storm conditions (sustained winds of 39 to 73 mph) are
expected somewhere within the specified coastal area within 36 hours.

Hurricane Watch
An announcement that hurricane conditions (sustained winds of 74 mph or higher) are possible
within the specified coastal area. Because hurricane preparedness activities become difficult
once winds reach tropical storm force, the hurricane watch is issued 48 hours in advance of
the anticipated onset of tropical-storm-force winds.

Hurricane Warning
An announcement that hurricane conditions (sustained winds of 74 mph or higher) are
expected somewhere within the specified coastal area. Because hurricane preparedness
activities become difficult once winds reach tropical storm force, the hurricane warning is
issued 36 hours in advance of the anticipated onset of tropical-storm-force winds.
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale
The Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale is a 1 to 5 categorization based on the hurricane's
intensity at the indicated time. The scale provides examples of the type of damage and
impacts in the United States associated with winds of the indicated intensity.

Category Wind Speed (mph) Damage

1 74 - 95
2 96 - 110
3 111 - 129
4 130 - 156
5 157 or higher
Very dangerous winds will produce some damage
Extremely dangerous winds will cause extensive damage
Devastating damage will occur
Catastrophic damage will occur
Catastrophic damage will occur

Storm Surge
An abnormal rise in sea level accompanying a hurricane or other intense storm, and whose
height is the difference between the observed level of the sea surface and the level that would
have occurred in the absence of the cyclone. Storm surge is usually estimated by subtracting
the normal or astronomic high tide from the observed storm tide.
 Special Needs Shelters and Evacuation

Miami-Dade, Broward, and Monroe County residents who require daily skilled nursing care,
assistance with daily living, or have life-saving medical equipment dependent on electricity should
register for the Special Needs & Emergency Evacuation Assistance Program. This program is
specifically for those individuals who live alone or with their families, and not in a managed care
facility such as an assisted living facility (ALF) or nursing home.

Registration well in advance is recommended, but not required.

Miami-Dade County
Call 3-1-1 or register online at - https://www8.miamidade.gov/apps/gis/eeap_publicregistration/

Broward County
Emergency Transportation Call (954) 831-4000 or broward.org/hurricane
Special Needs Shelter and Evacuation - https://www.broward.org/AtRisk/Pages/SpecialNeeds.aspx

Monroe County
Special Needs Registry - http://fl-monroecounty.civicplus.com/index.aspx?NID=148
Emergency Management & Fire Rescue - http://www.monroecountyem.com/
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Broward Evacuation Shelters

Evacuating locally to the home of a friend or family member outside of the evacuation
area is highly recommended. Hurricane Evacuation Centers should be utilized when
that alternative does not exist. Remember, evacuation centers are not designed for
comfort and not all accept pets. This year, with COVID-19 concerns, Emergency
Management may have other advisories regarding shelters. Check with your city.
NOT EVERY SITE WILL OPEN FOR EVERY EVACUATION
Please monitor the local radio or television, or dial 3-1-1 (TTY/TTD 954-831-3940) to
find out which centers are open when an evacuation order is announced. People who
require special assistance in evacuating or would like to register for the pet-friendly
evacuation center can dial 3-1-1 to get information about specialized evacuation
centers.

*A school with a paw print symbol means it is a pet-friendly facility.

**The schools listed below are accessible for people with disabilities.

City Facility Driving Directions

Coconut Creek Lyons Creek Middle From Lyons Rd. and Wiles Rd. Intersection:
School Drive North on Lyons Rd
4333 Sol Press Blvd. Turn Right onto Sol Press Blvd, then turn Left
Coconut Creek FL 33073 Destination will be on the Right side of road.
MAP

Coconut Creek Monarch High School From Wiles Rd. & US-441/State Rd 7 Intersection:
5050 Wiles Rd. Drive East onto Wiles Rd (it is between Lyons and
Coconut Creek FL 33073 441/State Rd 7.)
Destination will be on the Right side of road
MAP

Coconut Creek Tradewinds Elementary From I95 South: Take Exit 41, SW 10th Street in
School Deerfield Beach.
5400 Johnson Road, Turn Right on SW 10th St.
Coconut Creek 33073 Use the left lane to turn left onto Powerline Road
Turn Right onto NW 48th St/ Wiles Rd.
Continue on Wiles Rd. for 2.6 miles
Turn left, Destination is on the Right side of road.
MAP

Coral Springs Coral Glades High School From Sample Rd & University Drive Intersection:
2700 Sportsplex Dr. Drive East on Sample Road
Coral Springs, FL 33065 Turn Left onto Sportsplex Drive
MAP

Coral Springs Parkside Elementary From W Sample Road & University Drive Intersection
School Head South on N University Dr toward NW 33rd
10257 NW 29th Street, Turn Right onto NW 31st Ct
Coral Springs 33065 Turn Left onto Coral Hills Drive
Turn Right onto NW 29th St
Turn Right onto NW 101st Ln
Turn Left, the destination is on your Right
MAP
Davie Fox Trail Elementary From Broward Blvd & Nob Hill Intersection:
School Drive South on Nob Hill Rd
1250 Nob Hill Rd. Make a U-Turn at 101st Rd., onto Nob Hill Rd.
Davie, FL 33324 MAP
Fort Lauderdale Arthur Ashe/Rock Island From I95 South:
(Atlantic Technical Follow I-95 S to FL-816 W/W Oakland Park Blvd in
College) Oakland Park.
1701 NW 23rd Avenue, Ft. Take exit 31 from I-95 S
Lauderdale 33311 Turn Right onto FL-816 W/W Oakland Park Blvd (signs
for Lauderdale)
Turn Left onto NW 21st Ave
Turn Right, then a slight Right
Destination is on the Left
MAP

Hallandale Hallandale Elementary From I95 South:

School (Gulfstream To FL-858/E. Hallandale Beach Blvd.
Academy) Take Exit 18.
1000 SW 3rd Street Turn Right onto SW 10th Ave.
Hallandale 33009 Turn Right onto SW 3rd Street
Destination will be on the Right
MAP

Hollywood Orange Brook Elementary From I95 South:

School Follow I-95 S to FL-820 W/Hollywood Blvd in Hollywood.
715 S. 46th Avenue, Take Exit 20 from I-95 S
Hollywood 33021 Turn Left onto S 46th Ave
Turn Left onto Jefferson St
Turn Right
Turn Left
The destination is on your Right
MAP

Hollywood Beachside Montessori From I95 South:

Village Elementary School Take Exit 21 for FL-822/Sheridan St
2230 Lincoln Street, Turn Left onto FL-822 E/Sheridan St
Hollywood 33020 Turn Right onto N 26th Ave
Turn Left onto Johnson St
Turn Right onto N 24th Ave
Turn Left onto Lincoln Street
MAP

Lauderdale Lakes Park Lakes Elementary From I-95S:

School Take exit 29 Sunrise Blvd to MLK Blvd.
3925 N. State Road 7, Left onto Oakland Park Blvd. to Right onto N SR 7
Lauderdale Lakes 33319 MAP
Margate Liberty Elementary School From I95 South:
2450 Banks Road, Take exit 38B for Copans Road W
Margate 33063 Follow Copans Road W for 3.7 miles, then turn right
onto Banks Rd.
The destination is on your right
MAP

Miramar New Renaissance Middle From Florida Turnpike South:

School Take Florida's turnpike South to FL-817 N/S University
10701 Miramar Blvd., Dr. in Miramar.
Miramar 33025 Turn Left onto FL-817 N/S University Dr
Turn Left onto Miramar Blvd
After 2.5 miles, yield Right
The destination will be on your Left
MAP

Miramar Everglades High School From I-75S:

17100 SW 48 Use the right 2 lanes to take exit 7 for W Miramar Pkwy
Court, Miramar, FL Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto SW 160th
33027 Ave/Dykes Rd
Turn Right onto SW 48th Ct/Bass Creek Rd
The destination will be on the Left
MAP

Miramar Silver Lakes Elementary From I95 South:

School Follow I-95 S to SW 10th St in Deerfield Beach.
2300 SW 173rd Avenue, Take exit 41 for SW 10th St/FL-869 toward Sawgrass
Miramar 33027 Expy
Follow FL-869 S and I-75 S to S 33rd St/Miramar
Pkwy in Miramar. Take exit 7 from I-75 S.
Merge onto S 33rd St/Miramar Pkwy
Turn Right onto SW 172nd Ave
Turn Left onto SW 23rd St
MAP
Miramar Dolphin Bay Elementary From I75 South:
School Use the right 2 lanes to take Exit 7 for W Miramar Pkwy
16450 Miramar Parkway, Merge onto S 33rd St/Miramar Pkwy
Miramar 33027 After 1.1 miles, make a U-Turn to your destination
MAP

Miramar Coconut Palm Elementary From Florida Turnpike South:

School Take the Florida's turnpike South to exit 43 for Red
13601 Monarch Lakes Rd/NW 57 Ave/FL-823
Blvd., Miramar 33027 Use the right 2 lanes to turn Right onto FL-823 N/NW
111A/Red Rd
Use the left 2 lanes to turn Left onto Miramar Pkwy
Turn right onto SW 136th Ave
Turn Left after 156 feet
The destination will be on your Right
MAP

Miramar Sunset Lakes Elementary From I75 North:

School Follow FL-869 S and I-75 S to S 33rd St/Miramar
18400 SW 25th Street, Pkwy in Miramar. Turn Right onto SW 184th Ave.
Miramar 33029 Turn Left onto SW 25th St.
MAP

Miramar Silver Shores Elementary From I75 South:

School Use the right 2 lanes to take exit 7 for W Miramar Pkwy
1701 SW 160 Avenue, Merge onto S 33rd St/Miramar Pkwy
Miramar 33027 Turn Right onto SW 160th Ave/Dykes Rd
Turn Right
The destination will be on your Right
MAP
Miramar Everglades High School From I75S:
17100 SW 48 Use the right 2 lanes to take exit 7 for W Miramar Pkwy
Court, Miramar, FL Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto SW 160th
33027 Ave/Dykes Rd
Turn Right onto SW 48th Ct/Bass Creek Rd
The destination will be on the Left
MAP

Miramar Silver Lakes Elementary From I95S:

School Follow I-95 S to SW 10th St in Deerfield Beach.
2300 SW 173rd Avenue, Take exit 41 for SW 10th St/FL-869 toward Sawgrass
Miramar 33027 Expy. Follow FL-869 S and I-75 S to S 33rd St/Miramar
Pkwy in Miramar. Take exit 7 from I-75 S.
Merge onto S 33rd St/Miramar Pkwy
Turn Right onto SW 172nd Ave
Turn Left onto SW 23rd St
MAP

Pembroke Park Watkins Elementary From I95S

School Exit 16/Ives Dairy Road
3520 W. 52nd Ave. Turn Right onto Ives Dairy Road
Pembroke Park 33023 Turn Right onto San Simeon Way
Continue straight onto SW 52nd Ave.
MAP

Pembroke Pines West Broward High From I75S

500 N.W. 209 Ave. West on Fl-820 W/Pines Blvd.
Pembroke Pines Turn Right onto NW 209th Ave.
33029 MAP
Pembroke Pines Pines Middle School I95S:
200 NW Douglas Road Exit 20 for FL-820/Hollywood Boulevard
Pembroke Pines 33024 Follow Hollywood Boulevard and W/Pines Blvd Turn
right on NW 86th Ave
Turn Left onto NW 3rd St
Turn Left onto NW 89th Ave/Douglas Rd
Turn Right onto NW 2nd St.
MAP

Pembroke Pines Silver Palms Elementary I75N:

School Exit 9B Pines Blvd/FL 820 W
1209 NW 155th Ave. Turn Right onto NW 155th Ave
Pembroke Pines 33028 MAP

Pembroke Pines Lakeside Elementary From I75N:

School Take Exit 9A to Pines Boulevard
900 NW 136th Ave. Turn Left onto NW 142nd Ave
Pembroke Pines 33026 Turn Right onto NW 10th St.
MAP

Pembroke Pines Panther Run Elementary From I75N:

School Exit 9B from I-75 N
801 NW 172nd Ave. Stay on FL 820 Pines Blvd
Pembroke Pines 33029 Turn Right onto NW 172nd Ave.
MAP

Plantation Plantation Elementary From Sunrise Blvd & US 441/State Road 7 Intersection
School Drive South on US441 SR7
651 N.W. 42nd Ave. Turn Right onto NW 5th St.
Plantation Turn Right onto NW 42nd Ave.
33317 MAP
Pompano Beach Pompano Beach High From I95S
School Exit onto 38A to Copans Road E
600 N.E 13th Ave Turn right onto NE 5th Ave.
Pompano Beach Left onto NE 10th St
33060 Right onto NE 11th Ave.
Left at the 2nd cross Street onto NE8th St.
Right onto NE 13th Ave.
MAP

Weston From I75S

Falcon Cove Middle Exit 13B Griffin Road Exit
School Take Griffin Road West
4251 Bonaventure Blvd. Turn Right onto Bonaventure Blvd.
Weston 33332 MAP

Weston Everglades Elementary I75S

School Take exit 15 for Royal Palm Blvd.
2900 Bonaventure Blvd. Turn Left onto Bonaventure Blvd.
Weston Make a U turn. Destination is on right.
33332 MAP

Weston Manatee Bay Elementary From I75S

School Take exit 13B, West Griffin Road
19200 Manatee Isles Dr. Turn right onto Bonaventure Blvd.
Weston 33332 Turn Left onto vista Park Blvd.
Turn Right onto SW 26th St/Manatee Isles Dr.
MAP

Weston Gator Run Elementary From I75N

School Take exit 22 towards Glades Pkway
1101 Glades Parkway Stay on Glades Pkway
Weston 33327 Turn Right onto Savanna Drive
MAP
 2020 Statewide Emergency Shelter Plan

BROWARD
PLANNED
YEAR AS-IS (A) / RISK Capacity RISK Square PET
SITE BUILDING Address City Zip EHPA USAGE
BUILT RETROFIT (R) (SPACES) Footage FRIENDLY
(SPACES)
2001 ATC - Arthur Ashe Jr Campus 1 Main 1701 NW 23 Ave Ft. Lauderdale 33311 A Yes 1,132 22,642 941
2008 Beachside Montessori Village 1 Main 2230 Lincoln St Hollywood 33020 A Yes 1,060 5,981 1,060
2000 Challenger ES 1 Main 5700 NW 94 Ave Tamarac 33321 A Yes 2,410 48,207 395 Yes
2000 Coconut Palm ES 1 Main 13601 Monarch Lakes Blvd Miramar 33027 A Yes 2,299 45,982 1,214
2004 Coral Cove ES 1 Main 5100 SW 148 Ave Miramar 33027 A Yes 800 16,000 1,289
2003 Coral Glades HS 3 Cafeteria / Gym / Music 2700 Sports Plex Dr Coral Springs 33065 A Yes 1,696 33,916 1,153
2005 Dolphin Bay ES 1 Main 16450 Miramar Pkwy Miramar 33027 A Yes 815 16,300 1,268
1998 Everglades ES 1 Main 2900 Bonaventure Blvd Weston 33331 A Yes 2,287 45,745 1,214 Yes
2002 Everglades HS 2 Cafeteria / Gym / Auditorium 17100 SW 48th Ct Miramar 33027 A Yes 2,272 45,434 1,122 Yes
1999 Falcon Cove MS 2 Cafeteria / Gym / Music 4251 Bonaventure Blvd Weston 33332 A Yes 1,225 24,508 998 Yes
1999 Floranada ES 1 Main 5251 NE 14th Way Ft. Lauderdale 33334 A Yes 800 16,000 395
1997 Fox Trail ES 1 Main 1250 Nob Hill Rd Davie 33324 A Yes 2,389 47,778 1,259
1998 Gator Run ES 1 Main 1101 Arvida Pkwy Weston 33327 A Yes 2,287 45,741 1,214
2003 Gulf Stream Academy K-8 1 Classroom 900 SW 8th St Hallandale 33009 A Yes 1,637 32,746 309
1997 Lakeside ES 1 Main 900 NW 136 Ave Pembroke Pines 33026 A Yes 2,335 46,697 2,091
2001 Liberty ES 1 Main 2450 Banks Rd Margate 33063 A Yes 2,303 46,067 1,254
1999 Lyons Creek MS 3 Cafeteria / Gym / Music 4333 Sol Press Blvd Coconut Creek 33073 A Yes 2,698 53,951 998 Yes
2001 Manatee Bay ES 1 Main 19200 SW 36 St Weston 33331 A Yes 2,297 45,934 1,254
2001 Millennium MS 3 Cafeteria / Music 5803 NW 94th Ave Tamarac 33321 A Yes 825 16,492 325 Yes
2002 Monarch HS 4 Cafeteria / Gym 5050 Wiles Rd Coconut Creek 33063 A Yes 1,089 21,782 950
2000 New Renaissance MS 3 Cafeteria / Gym 10701 Miramar Blvd Miramar 33025 A Yes 1,181 23,623 817
2006 Orange Brook ES 16 Main 715 S 46th Ave Hollywood 33021 A Yes 815 16,300 1,294
1997 Panther Run ES 1 Main 801 NW 172 Ave Pembroke Pines 33328 A Yes 2,394 47,887 1,259
2000 Park Lakes ES 1 Main 3925 N SR 7 Lauderdale Lakes 33309 A Yes 2,384 47,676 1,259
2000 Park Trails ES 1 Main 10700 Trails End Parkland 33076 A Yes 2,425 48,509 395
1999 Parkside ES 1 Main 10257 NW 29th St Coral Springs 33065 A Yes 1,214 24,273 1,214
2005 Pines MS 11 Main 200 NW Douglas Rd Pembroke Pines 33024 A Yes 1,210 24,200 388
1999 Plantation ES 1 Main 651 NW 42nd Ave Plantation 33317 A Yes 2,384 47,676 395
10 Classroom / Admin /
2002 Pompano Beach HS 600 NE 13th Ave Pompano Beach 33060 A Yes 1,800 36,000 268
Cafeteria
2001 Rock Island ES 1 Main 2350 NW 19th St Ft. Lauderdale 33311 A Yes 800 16,000 396
1997 Silver Lakes ES 1 Main 2300 SW 173 Ave Miramar 33027 A Yes 2,406 48,118 395
1995 Silver Palms ES 1 Main 1209 NW 155th Ave Pembroke Pines 33029 A Yes 2,328 46,566 2,091
2002 Silver Shores ES 1 Main 1701 SW 160 Ave Miramar 33027 A Yes 2,295 45,892 1,254
1995 Silver Trail MS 1 Main 18300 Sheridan St Pembroke Pines 33331 A Yes 1,251 25,014 925
2002 Sunset Lakes ES 1 Main 18400 SW 25 St Miramar 33027 A Yes 2,303 46,067 1,254
1995 Tradewinds ES 1 Main 5400 Johnson Rd Coconut Creek 33073 A Yes 2,337 46,730 2,091
1995 Watkins ES 1 Main 3520 SW 52nd Ave Pembroke Park 33023 A Yes 2,389 47,778 395
2007 West Broward HS 3 Gym / Arts / Cafeteria 500 NW 209th Ave Pembroke Pines 33029 A Yes 1,258 25,155 714
General Population Demand: 28,299 67,830 1,341,367 37,507
Sufficient / Deficit Spaces: +39,531 SUFFICIENT
Special Needs Storm Shelters
PLANNED
YEAR AS-IS (A) / RISK Capacity RISK Square PET
SITE BUILDING Address City Zip EHPA USAGE
BUILT RETROFIT (R) (SPACES) Footage FRIENDLY
(SPACES)
1995 Indian Ridge MS 2 Gym / Music / Cafeteria 1355 S Nob Hill Rd Davie 33324 A Yes 414 24,827 250
1997 McNicol MS 3 Gym / Music / Cafeteria 1602 S 27th Ave Hollywood 33020 A Yes 398 23,896 325
1995 New River MS 3 Gym / Music / Cafeteria 3100 Riverland Rd Ft. Lauderdale 33312 A Yes 391 23,456 250
Sheridan Technical HS (Sunset
1996 21 Main 3775 SW 16th St Ft. Lauderdale 33312 A Yes 471 28,232 55
School)
2001 WestGlades MS 3 Gym / Music / Cafeteria 11000 Holmberg Rd Parkland 33026 A Yes 394 23,623 250
 2020 Statewide Emergency Shelter Plan

Special Needs Demand: 1,277 2,068 124,034 1,130

Sufficient / Deficit Spaces: +791 SUFFICIENT
 Miami-Dade County Evacuation Shelters

Evacuating locally to the home of a friend or family member outside of the evacuation area is highly
recommended. Hurricane Evacuation Centers should be utilized when that alternative does not exist.
Remember, evacuation centers are not designed for comfort and not all accept pets. This year, with
COVID-19 concerns, Emergency Management may have other advisories regarding shelters. Check
with your city.
NOT EVERY SITE WILL OPEN FOR EVERY EVACUATION
Please monitor the local radio or television, or dial 3-1-1 to find out which centers are open when an
evacuation order is announced. People who require special assistance in evacuating or would like to
register for the pet-friendly evacuation center can dial 3-1-1 to get information about specialized
evacuation centers.

The purpose of a Shelter is to provide a safe haven from the storm. DO NOT EXPECT substantial meals or
comfort items. NO MEDICAL CARE will be available at these shelters.

In Miami-Dade County, there are two types of evacuation instructions:

• Evacuation recommendation: The Mayor may recommend that certain residents take steps to evacuate
due to their personal risk. A recommendation might be issued to residents who may need extra time to
evacuate due to mobility challenges or people who live in areas prone to flooding that may not be in storm
surge inundation areas.

• Evacuation order: The Mayor may order residents of specific areas of the county deemed to be in
danger, based on a hurricane’s track and projected storm surge.

Areas of the County that should evacuate will be announced through miamidade.gov and local media.

Miami-Dade County recommends using its Storm Aides for Everyone (SAFE) application to find an updated list of facilities in
Miami-Dade County that are open. Use of the SAFE app is the way to get updated information.

Get SAFE information through Storm Aides For Everyone

• Evacuation centers

• Emergency bus pick-up sites to and from evacuation centers

• Disaster assistance center

• Stores that could run on generators, including supermarkets, pharmacies and hardware stores

• Points of distribution

• Food and water and operational hospitals

• Facilities are listed by the distance to your location.

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MIAMI-DADE
PLANNED
YEAR AS-IS (A) / RISK Capacity RISK Square PET
SITE BUILDING Address City Zip EHPA USAGE
BUILT RETROFIT (R) (SPACES) Footage FRIENDLY
(SPACES)
1996 Agenoria S Paschal/Olinda ES 7 Admin / Classroom 5536 NW 21st Ave Miami 33142 A No 268 5,361 899
1 A&C 2 Cafeteria / Science /
1976 American HS 18350 NW 67th Ave Miami 33015 A No 3,181 63,629 2,558
Classroom
1 B&E Gym / Auditorium /
1976 American HS 18350 NW 67th Ave Miami 33015 A No 2,221 44,424
Classroom
1976 American HS 1D Art / Classroom 18350 NW 67th Ave Miami 33015 A No 1,567 31,347
1976 American HS 1F Admin / Media / Classroom 18350 NW 67th Ave Miami 33015 A No 1,353 27,061
2000 American HS 4 Classroom 18350 NW 67th Ave Miami 33015 A No 232 4,646
2006 Andover MS 1A Admin / Media 121 NE 207th St Miami Gardens 33179 A No 98 1,957 98
2006 Andover MS 2C East Part Classroom 121 NE 207th St Miami Gardens 33179 A No 66 1,328 66
2006 Andover MS 2C North Part Classroom 121 NE 207th St Miami Gardens 33179 A No 276 5,520 276
2006 Andover MS 2C South Part Classroom 121 NE 207th St Miami Gardens 33179 A No 217 4,339 217
2006 Andover MS 3D East Part Classroom 121 NE 207th St Miami Gardens 33179 A No 276 5,528 276
2006 Andover MS 3D South Part Classroom 121 NE 207th St Miami Gardens 33179 A No 132 2,644 132
2006 Andover MS 3D West Part Classroom 121 NE 207th St Miami Gardens 33179 A No 207 4,138 207
2006 Andover MS 4B Classroom 121 NE 207th St Miami Gardens 33179 A No 187 3,743 187
2006 Andover MS 5F Cafeteria 121 NE 207th St Miami Gardens 33179 A No 280 5,605 280
1994 Barbara Goleman HS 1 Classroom 14100 NW 89th Ave Miami Lakes 33018 A No 2,532 50,647 2,532
1994 Barbara Goleman HS 3 Auditorium 14100 NW 89th Ave Miami Lakes 33018 A No 466 9,315 466
1994 Barbara Goleman HS 4 Classroom 14100 NW 89th Ave Miami Lakes 33018 A No 536 10,717 536
1994 Barbara Goleman HS 5 Classroom 14100 NW 89th Ave Miami Lakes 33018 A No 324 6,471 324
1994 Barbara Goleman HS 8 Classroom 14100 NW 89th Ave Miami Lakes 33018 A No 517 10,341 517
1994 Barbara Goleman HS 9 PE / Science / Classroom 14100 NW 89th Ave Miami Lakes 33018 A No 508 10,160 508
2003 Barbara Goleman HS 12 Classroom 14100 NW 89th Ave Miami Lakes 33018 A No 332 6,642 332
1984 Ben Sheppard ES 2 Classroom 5700 W 24th Ave Hialeah 33016 A No 101 2,013 101
1984 Ben Sheppard ES 3 Art / Classroom 5700 W 24th Ave Hialeah 33016 A No 205 4,093 205
1984 Ben Sheppard ES 4 Classroom 5700 W 24th Ave Hialeah 33016 A No 106 2,117 106
1984 Ben Sheppard ES 5 Classroom 5700 W 24th Ave Hialeah 33016 A No 200 4,008 200
1984 Ben Sheppard ES 6 Cafeteria 5700 W 24th Ave Hialeah 33016 A No 92 1,847 92
1984 Ben Sheppard ES 7 Classroom 5700 W 24th Ave Hialeah 33016 A No 200 4,008 200
1984 Ben Sheppard ES 8 Classroom 5700 W 24th Ave Hialeah 33016 A No 100 2,004 100
1997 Ben Sheppard ES 10 Classroom 5700 W 24th Ave Hialeah 33016 A No 399 7,975 399
2002 Bob Graham Education Center 3E Classroom / ESE 15901 NW 79th Ave Miami Lakes 33016 A No 189 3,780 189
2002 Bob Graham Education Center 3W Classroom 15901 NW 79th Ave Miami Lakes 33016 A No 220 4,395 220
2002 Bob Graham Education Center 4N Classroom 15901 NW 79th Ave Miami Lakes 33016 A No 191 3,825 191
2002 Bob Graham Education Center 4S Classroom 15901 NW 79th Ave Miami Lakes 33016 A No 220 4,395 220
2002 Bob Graham Education Center 5E Classroom 15901 NW 79th Ave Miami Lakes 33016 A No 85 1,695 85
2002 Bob Graham Education Center 5W Classroom 15901 NW 79th Ave Miami Lakes 33016 A No 220 4,395 220
2002 Bob Graham Education Center 6 Cafeteria 15901 NW 79th Ave Miami Lakes 33016 A No 181 3,626 181
2003 Bob Graham Education Center 8 Admin / Cafeteria / Classroom 15901 NW 79th Ave Miami Lakes 33016 A Yes 955 19,096 955
2011 Bob Graham Education Center 9NC Admin / Classroom 15901 NW 79th Ave Miami Lakes 33016 A No 308 6,157 308
2011 Bob Graham Education Center 9ND Admin / Classroom 15901 NW 79th Ave Miami Lakes 33016 A No 176 3,515 176
2011 Bob Graham Education Center 9SF Classroom 15901 NW 79th Ave Miami Lakes 33016 A No 304 6,080 304
2003 Bob Graham Education Center 10 Classroom 15901 NW 79th Ave Miami Lakes 33016 A No 329 6,577 329
2003 Bob Graham Education Center PLC 12 Classroom 8875 NW 143 St Miami Lakes 33018 A No 350 6,994 350
1986 Booker T. Washington HS 12a Gym 1200 NW 6th Ave Miami 33136 A No 794 15,876 794
2001 Booker T. Washington HS 13 Auditorium 1200 NW 6th Ave Miami 33136 A No 271 5,415 271
2003 Brentwood ES Center 4 Cafeteria / Classroom 3101 NW 191st St Miami Gardens 33056 A No 219 4,376 865
1994 Charles R Drew K-8 6 Art / Classroom 1775 NW 60th St Miami 33142 A No 398 7,966 398
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1 Admin / Auditorium / Cafeteria

1975 Citrus Grove MS 2153 NW 3rd St Miami 33125 A No 2,251 45,021 1,700
/ Classroom
2006 Citrus Grove MS 2 Classroom 2153 NW 3rd St Miami 33125 A No 1,328 26,565 1,328
2005 Country Club MS 1 Admin / Classroom 18305 NW 75th Pl Miami 33015 A No 289 5,789 289
2005 Country Club MS 2 Cafeteria / Classroom 18305 NW 75th Pl Miami 33015 A No 447 8,945 447
2005 Country Club MS 3A Classroom / Gym 18305 NW 75th Pl Miami 33015 A No 1,590 31,790 2,089
2005 Country Club MS 3B Classroom / Media 18305 NW 75th Pl Miami 33015 A No 770 15,401 2,089
1 Admin / Cafeteria / Art /
1995 Dante Fascell ES 15625 SW 80th St Miami 33193 A No 246 4,926 246
Classroom
1995 Dante Fascell ES 2 Classroom 15625 SW 80th St Miami 33193 A No 494 9,875 494
1995 Dante Fascell ES 3 Classroom 15625 SW 80th St Miami 33193 A No 410 8,200 410
1995 Dante Fascell ES 4 Classroom 15625 SW 80th St Miami 33193 A No 472 9,440 472
2000 Dr Carlos J Finlay ES 1 Classroom 851 SW 117th Ave Miami 33184 A No 305 6,107 1,407
2000 Dr Carlos J Finlay ES 3 Cafeteria 851 SW 117th Ave Miami 33184 A No 278 5,554 278
2000 Dr Carlos J Finlay ES 4 Classroom 851 SW 117th Ave Miami 33184 A No 334 6,687 334
1996 Dr Michael M Krop HS 1 (area G3A) Admin / Classroom 1410 NE 215th St Miami 33179 A No 52 1,040 52
1996 Dr Michael M Krop HS 2 (area A3A) Classroom 1410 NE 215th St Miami 33179 A No 1,546 30,926 1,546
1996 Dr Michael M Krop HS 2 (area A3B) Classroom 1410 NE 215th St Miami 33179 A No 1,197 23,939 1,197
1996 Dr Michael M Krop HS 2 (area A3C) Classroom 1410 NE 215th St Miami 33179 A No 1,029 20,572 1,029
1996 Dr Michael M Krop HS 3 (area D3A) Gym 1410 NE 215th St Miami 33179 A No 739 14,780 739
1996 Dr Michael M Krop HS 3 (area D3B) Classroom 1410 NE 215th St Miami 33179 A No 69 1,376 69
1996 Dr Michael M Krop HS 3 (area E3) Cafeteria 1410 NE 215th St Miami 33179 A No 284 5,670 284
1996 Dr Michael M Krop HS 3 (area F3A) Classroom 1410 NE 215th St Miami 33179 A No 183 3,668 183 Yes
3 (area F3B) Auditorium,
1996 Dr Michael M Krop HS 1410 NE 215th St Miami 33179 A No 361 7,220 361
Classroom
3 (area F3C) Classroom / Music /
1996 Dr Michael M Krop HS 1410 NE 215th St Miami 33179 A No 417 8,345 417
Multipurpose
1998 E. Darwin Fuchs Pavillion 16 10901 SW 24th St Miami 33165 A No 2,109 42,189 Yes
2011 Florida International University Arena Lobby / Prefunction 1180 SW 113th Ave Miami 33174 A No 544 10,875
1982 Hammocks MS 1 Admin / Classroom 9889 Hammocks Blvd Miami 33196 A No 2,088 41,754 2,088
1982 Hammocks MS 4 Cafeteria / PE 9889 Hammocks Blvd Miami 33196 A No 170 3,403 170
1982 Hammocks MS 6 Gym / Classroom 9889 Hammocks Blvd Miami 33196 A No 66 1,310 66
1984 Joe Hall ES 2 Classroom 1901 SW 134th Ave Miami 33175 A No 101 2,028 101
1984 Joe Hall ES 3 Cafeteria 1901 SW 134th Ave Miami 33175 A No 92 1,847 92
1984 Joe Hall ES 4 Classroom 1901 SW 134th Ave Miami 33175 A No 190 3,803 190
1984 Joe Hall ES 5 Classroom 1901 SW 134th Ave Miami 33175 A No 231 4,629 231
1984 Joe Hall ES 6 Cafeteria 1901 SW 134th Ave Miami 33175 A No 101 2,028 101
1984 Joe Hall ES 7 Classroom 1901 SW 134th Ave Miami 33175 A No 231 4,629 231
1984 Joe Hall ES 8 Classroom 1901 SW 134th Ave Miami 33175 A No 101 2,028 101
1998 John I Smith MS 1A Classroom 5005 NW 112th Ave Doral 33178 No 738 14,754 738
1998 John I Smith MS 1B Admin / Classroom 5005 NW 112th Ave Doral 33178 No 1,214 24,271 1,214
1998 John I Smith MS 2A Auditorium / Media 5005 NW 112th Ave Miami 33178 R No 265 5,306 265
1998 John I Smith MS 2B Cafeteria / Music 5005 NW 112th Ave Miami 33178 R No 345 6,892 345
1998 John I Smith MS 2C Multipurpose 5005 NW 112th Ave Miami 33178 R No 106 2,112 106
1967 Kelsey L Pharr ES 1 Classroom 2000 NW 46th St Miami 33142 A No 453 9,064 453
2001 Kelsey L Pharr ES 5 Classroom 2000 NW 46th St Miami 33142 A No 46 915 46
1999 Kinloch Park MS 8 Admin / Dining / Classroom 4340 NW 3rd St Miami 33126 A No 717 14,335 717
1998 Lawton Chiles MS 1A Admin 8190 NW 197th St Miami 33015 A No 33 664 32
1998 Lawton Chiles MS 2B Classroom 8190 NW 197th St Miami 33015 A Yes 466 9,314 466
1998 Lawton Chiles MS 2C Classroom 8190 NW 197th St Miami 33015 A Yes 1,240 24,808 1,240
1998 Lawton Chiles MS 3D South Gym 8190 NW 197th St Miami 33015 A No 83 1,666 83
1998 Lawton Chiles MS 3F North Auditorium 8190 NW 197th St Miami 33015 A No 319 6,384 319
1998 Lawton Chiles MS 3F South Cafeteria 8190 NW 197th St Miami 33015 A No 322 6,439 322
2005 Lawton Chiles MS 4 Classroom 8190 NW 197th St Miami 33015 A No 392 7,842 392
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1, 2, 9 Admin / Clinic / ESE /

1990 Marjory Stoneman Douglas ES 11901 SW 2nd St Miami 33184 A No 88 1,767 88
Classroom
1990 Marjory Stoneman Douglas ES 3 Classroom 11901 SW 2nd St Miami 33184 A No 294 5,881 294
1990 Marjory Stoneman Douglas ES 4 Classroom 11901 SW 2nd St Miami 33184 A No 46 927 46
1990 Marjory Stoneman Douglas ES 5 Cafeteria 11901 SW 2nd St Miami 33184 A No 179 3,588 179
1990 Marjory Stoneman Douglas ES 7 ESE Classroom 11901 SW 2nd St Miami 33184 A No 155 3,099 155
1990 Marjory Stoneman Douglas ES 8 ESE Classroom 11901 SW 2nd St Miami 33184 A No 58 1,163 58
1990 Marjory Stoneman Douglas ES 9 Classroom 11901 SW 2nd St Miami 33184 A No 330 6,595 330
1990 Marjory Stoneman Douglas ES 10 Classroom / Media 11901 SW 2nd St Miami 33184 A No 312 6,232 312
2007 Marjory Stoneman Douglas ES 11 ESE Classroom 11901 SW 2nd St Miami 33184 A No 569 11,370 569
2007 Marjory Stoneman Douglas ES 12 ESE Classroom 11901 SW 2nd St Miami 33184 A No 96 1,915 96
2007 Marjory Stoneman Douglas ES 13 Multipurpose / Cafeteria 11901 SW 2nd St Miami 33184 A No 96 1,915 96
1962 Miami Carol City HS 1A Admin / Media / Classroom 3301 Miami Gardens Dr Miami Gardens 33056 A No 520 10,406 520

1962 Miami Carol City HS 1B Admin / Media / Classroom 3301 Miami Gardens Dr Miami Gardens 33056 A No 307 6,140 307
1962 Miami Carol City HS 1C Classroom / Art / Science 3301 Miami Gardens Dr Miami Gardens 33056 A No 999 19,972 999
1962 Miami Carol City HS 1D Voc Classroom 3301 Miami Gardens Dr Miami Gardens 33056 A No 337 6,734 337
1962 Miami Carol City HS 3A Gym 3301 Miami Gardens Dr Miami Gardens 33056 A Yes 1,131 22,615 1,131
1962 Miami Carol City HS 3B Classroom 3301 Miami Gardens Dr Miami Gardens 33056 A Yes 190 3,806 190
2003 Miami Carol City HS 4A Auditorium 3301 Miami Gardens Dr Miami Gardens 33056 A Yes 404 8,080 404
2003 Miami Carol City HS 4B Music / Classroom 3301 Miami Gardens Dr Miami Gardens 33056 A Yes 276 5,523 276
2003 Miami Carol City HS 4C Cafeteria 3301 Miami Gardens Dr Miami Gardens 33056 A Yes 605 12,106 605
1962 Miami Carol City HS 5 Voc Classroom 3301 Miami Gardens Dr Miami Gardens 33056 A No 102 2,038 102
1990 Miami Carol City HS 6 Classroom 3301 Miami Gardens Dr Miami Gardens 33056 A No 1,129 22,576
1990 Miami Carol City HS 7 Admin / ESE 3301 Miami Gardens Dr Miami Gardens 33056 A No 485 9,700 485
1994 Miami Northwestern HS 1A Auditorium 1100 NW 71st St Miami 33150 A No 211 4,216 2,420
1994 Miami Northwestern HS 1C Cafeteria / Classroom 1100 NW 71st St Miami 33150 A No 489 9,779 489
1994 Miami Northwestern HS 1G Gym 1100 NW 71st St Miami 33150 A No 746 14,927 746
2005 North Miami Beach HS 7 Classroom 1247 NE 167th St Miami 33162 A No 800 15,997 3,152
2007 North Miami HS 13110 NE 8th Ave North Miami 33161 A No 412 8,230 412
2006 North Miami MS 1 Classroom 700 NE 137th St North Miami 33161 A No 361 7,222 361
2006 North Miami MS 2 Cafeteria 700 NE 137th St North Miami 33161 A No 492 9,841 492
1991 Norwood ES 4 Classroom 19810 NW 14th Ct Miami 33169 A No 122 2,434 122
1991 Norwood ES 6 Cafeteria 19810 NW 14th Ct Miami 33169 A No 154 3,085 154
1990 Orchard Villa ES 1 Main 5720 NW 13th Ave Miami 33142 A No 801 16,011 1,179
2006 Palm Lakes ES 5 Classroom 7450 W 16th Ave Hialeah 33014 A No 817 16,332 649
2007 Palm Springs North ES 4 Classroom 17615 NW 82nd Ave Hialeah 33015 A No 204 4,076 204
1995 Palm Springs North ES 5 Classroom 17615 NW 82nd Ave Hialeah 33015 A No 126 2,514 126
1998 Palm Springs North ES 7 Classroom 17615 NW 82nd Ave Hialeah 33015 A No 406 8,124 406
1999 Richmond Heights MS 3 Classroom 15015 SW 103rd Ave Miami 33176 A No 729 14,583 729
Robert Morgan Educational
2000 15 Classroom 18180 SW 122nd Ave Miami 33177 A No 619 12,385 619
Center
Robert Morgan Educational
2000 16 Classroom 18180 SW 122nd Ave Miami 33177 A No 557 11,136 557
Center
Robert Morgan Educational
2000 17 Gym 18180 SW 122nd Ave Miami 33177 A Yes 869 17,377 869
Center
Robert Morgan Educational
2000 18 Cafeteria 18180 SW 122nd Ave Miami 33177 A Yes 519 10,379 1,000
Center
2003 Ronald Reagan HS 1A Classroom / Art 8600 NW 107th Ave Doral 33178 A No 1,023 20,455 1,023
2003 Ronald Reagan HS 1B Admin / Classroom 8600 NW 107th Ave Doral 33178 A No 704 14,077 704
2003 Ronald Reagan HS 1C Classroom / Art / Science 8600 NW 107th Ave Doral 33178 A No 901 18,012 901
2003 Ronald Reagan HS 2 Gym / Classroom 8600 NW 107th Ave Doral 33178 A Yes 1,258 25,159 1,258
2003 Ronald Reagan HS 3 Cafeteria 8600 NW 107th Ave Doral 33178 A Yes 679 13,574 679
2003 Ronald Reagan HS 4 Auditorium 8600 NW 107th Ave Doral 33178 A No 683 13,655 683
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2006 Shenandoah ES 3 Classroom 1023 SW 21st Ave Miami 33135 A No 911 18,221 500
1984 Stirrup ES 2 Classroom 330 NW 97th Ave Miami 33172 A No 99 1,988 99
1984 Stirrup ES 3 Art Classroom 330 NW 97th Ave Miami 33172 A No 193 3,861 193
1984 Stirrup ES 4 Classroom 330 NW 97th Ave Miami 33172 A No 99 1,988 99
1984 Stirrup ES 5 Classroom 330 NW 97th Ave Miami 33172 A No 227 4,540 227
1984 Stirrup ES 6 Cafeteria 330 NW 97th Ave Miami 33172 A No 92 1,847 92
1984 Stirrup ES 7 Classroom 330 NW 97th Ave Miami 33172 A No 227 4,540 227
1984 Stirrup ES 8 Classroom 330 NW 97th Ave Miami 33172 A No 99 1,988 99
1991 Van Blanton ES 3 Classroom 10327 NW 11th Ave Miami 33150 A No 98 1,960 98
General Population Demand: 97,855 75,878 1,517,577 74,586
Sufficient / Deficit Spaces: -21,977 DEFICIT
Special Needs Storm Shelters
2001 Booker T. Washington HS 14 Classroom 1200 NW 6th Ave Miami 33136 A Yes 514 30,838 1,028
1985 Jose Marti MAST Academy (6-12) 1 Admin 5701 W 24th Ave Hialeah 33016 A No 645 38,725 1,936

1985 Jose Marti MAST Academy (6-12) 4 Cafeteria / Gym 5701 W 24th Ave Hialeah 33136 A No 56 3,381 169

1985 Jose Marti MAST Academy (6-12) 6 Tech Lab 5701 W 24th Ave Hialeah 33016 A No 20 1,173 59
1992 Miami Edison HS Multiple buildings 6161 NW 5th Ct Miami 33127 R No 247 14,795 740
2004 Miami Jackson HS Multiple buildings 1751 NW 36th St Miami 33142 No 565 33,900
1985 Ruben Dario MS 1 Admin / Classroom 350 NW 97th Ave Miami 33172 A No 742 44,522 250
1985 Ruben Dario MS 2 Cafeteria 350 NW 97th Ave Miami 33172 A No 53 3,209 250
Special Needs Demand: 2,717 2,842 170,543 4,432
Sufficient / Deficit Spaces: +125 SUFFICENT
 Monroe Evacuation Shelters

Monroe In-County Shelters are opened during Category 1 or 2 hurricanes only.

Monroe County Shelters WILL NOT BE OPENED in a Category 3, 4, or 5 Hurricane. Evacuation is mandatory
for everyone.

Monroe County residents seeking public shelter will be directed to a designated location on the mainland. This
shelter information and its’ location will be provided in a timely manner to ensure that everyone evacuates out
of the county safely. It is important for all residents to listen to the local media, Monroe County TV 76 and call
the emergency information hotline at (800) 955-5504 for detailed information.

Monroe County Special Needs residents will be transported to the Special Needs shelter at the Florida
International University in Miami. If you are a Special Needs person and will be transporting yourself, please
follow the Florida Turnpike Extension from Florida City to US 41/SW 8th Street Exit 25 and once at the FIU
campus, proceed and report to the Recreation Center at 11200 SW 8th Street.

The purpose of a Shelter is to provide a safe haven from the storm. DO NOT EXPECT substantial meals or
comfort items. If you want special foods, bedding or entertainment, you MUST provide it yourself. NO
MEDICAL CARE will be available at these shelters. If you expect to need medical care, you should make
your own arrangements to evacuate to a medical facility on the mainland.

Under Categories 1 and 2 hurricanes there will be Pet Friendly Shelters open throughout Monroe County to
allow those seeking refuge from the storm to bring their pets with them. Pet owners must bring vaccination
records, leashes, collars, appropriate size cages, food and special diet, three day water supply and bowl,
sheets, blanket, towel, muzzles, flea spray, grooming supplies, first aid kit, and any medication pet requires.

In Category 3 or higher storms, once an evacuation order has been issued, Monroe County residents, seeking
public shelter on the mainland, will be informed of the shelter locations. Please note that sheltering options
may include; Florida International University, the E. Darwin Fuchs Pavilion at the Miami-Dade County Fair &
Exposition (which will allow residents to shelter with their pets), and other facilities within Miami-Dade County,
based on their availability on a per storm basis. Information will be available via local media, TV Channel 76 as
well as both, County and Emergency Management websites.
Monroe County Pet Friendly Shelters
Key West High School
2100 Flagler Avenue, Key West

Sugarloaf School
225 Crane Boulevard
Sugarloaf Key, MM #19

Marathon High School

350 Sombrero Beach Road
Marathon, MM #50

Coral Shores High School

89591 Old Highway
Plantation Key, MM #89.9
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MONROE
PLANNED
YEAR AS-IS (A) / RISK Capacity RISK Square PET
SITE BUILDING Address City Zip EHPA USAGE
BUILT RETROFIT (R) (SPACES) Footage FRIENDLY
(SPACES)
2017 Florida International University Rec Complex 1st Floor 11290 SW 12th St Miami 33199 A No 511 10,220 602
General Population Demand: 2,590 511 10,220 602
Sufficient / Deficit Spaces: -2,079 DEFICIT
Special Needs Storm Shelters
PLANNED
YEAR AS-IS (A) / RISK Capacity RISK Square PET
SITE BUILDING Address City Zip EHPA USAGE
BUILT RETROFIT (R) (SPACES) Footage FRIENDLY
(SPACES)
2017 Florida International University Rec Complex 2nd Floor 11290 SW 12th St Miami 33199 A No 91 5,443 91
Special Needs Demand: 461 91 5,443 91
Sufficient / Deficit Spaces: -370 DEFICIT
 Plans For Your Pets
Pet Friendly Shelters
Pet-friendly shelters have been established during hurricane season.
Locations in Miami-Dade & Broward Counties will be announced at the time of an evacuation.
In Monroe County refer to the Monroe Shelter’s section. Please note Monroe County Shelters
WILL NOT BE OPENED in a Category 3, 4, or 5 Hurricane.

Owners may need to pre-register their pets

Miami-Dade County
For more information, call 3-1-1 or go online:
http://www.miamidade.gov/animals/pet-safety.asp

Broward County
For more information, call 3-1-1 or (954) 831-4000 or go online:
https://www.broward.org/Hurricane/Pages/Shelters.aspx

Monroe County

Residents living in Monroe County must pre-register pets before an emergency.

http://www.monroecounty-fl.gov/formcenter/emergency-management-13/pet-owner-shelter-
application-55

Pets accepted include dogs, cats, domestic birds, rabbits, gerbils, guinea pigs, mice and
hamsters. No exotics. All pets must be in a carrier/crate and all dogs must have a collar with
leash. Residents should be prepared to show proof of rabies certificate for dogs and cats.

Bring supplies to care for your pet, including food and water, food/water bowls, cat litter and
litter box, medicine, cleaning supplies, etc. Service animals are permitted in General
Population Shelters so long as the pet meets the requirements under Federal law.

Pets cannot be dropped off. They must be accompanied by an owner or person that is
responsible for the animal.

You may register three pets per family.

It is important to remember that not all shelters are activated during an emergency.
This will include pet-friendly shelters. Watch the news or call 3-1-1 to know which shelters are
open during a disaster.
 Plans For Your Pets

Animal Owner Tips First Aid Kit

 Pet may need to be pre-  First Aid Guide Book  Plastic trash bags
registered to be allowed into  Roller Bandages  Hand sanitizer
designated pet-friendly
evacuation centers
 Scissors  “Quick Bath” wipes
 Owners should prepare a
 Gauze  Plastic poop bags
Pet Survival Kit for each pet  Antibiotic Ointment
Other
 Owners living in evacuation  Medication with instructions
zones must pre-plan their  Medical records  Toys
evacuation and evacuate  Blanket
Cleaning Supplies
early as pet-friendly hotels  Emergency phone number
and motels fill quickly.
 Cat litter, litter box, litter for veterinarian
scooper
Food
 Puppy training pads
 At least a three to seven day  Paper towels
supply of food & treats
 Disinfectant
 Manual can opener
 Food dish
Water
 At least a three to seven day
supply of bottled water
 Water dish

Pet Carrier
 One crate or carrier for each
pet
 Carrier should be large
enough for the animal to
stand and turn around

Identification
 Tag, collar, leash
 Microchip
 Photo of pet with owner
 Photo of any distinguishing
marks on pet
 Veterinary records with
rabies certificate and current
license tag number
 Generator Safety and Maintenance
Staying Safe At Home With A Generator

Many Floridians bought generators during or after

previous hurricane seasons. If the generator has
been sitting ever since, there are some vital steps
you need to follow to be sure you won’t end up with a
useless piece of equipment when a storm hits.

It is important to follow the manufacturer’s

instructions that came with your generator about how
to connect, use and maintain your generator,
including how to ground it.

For a permanent or hard-wired generator, you must

have a qualified licensed electrician connect the
generator to your home’s wiring, and you need to
have the wiring inspected by the local building
department.

With portable generators, it is extremely important that they are operated outside homes and
garages. They should be far enough away from living spaces that fumes will not be able to get into
open doors or windows.

After every hurricane in recent years, several of the storm-related deaths have been due to carbon
monoxide poisoning from improper use of portable generators. Install carbon monoxide detectors in
your home to keep your family safe.

If your portable generator has been in storage:

 Check the oil and gas before starting
 Start the generator up once a month to keep it in working condition and to be certain the
battery hasn’t died
 At least once a year, clean the terminals and coat them with an anti-oxide grease to prevent
corrosion
 Always use clean gas and be sure no rain water or storm debris from previous seasons is in
the fuel
 Do not start the generator right after filling the tank if any gasoline has spilled onto the
generator. Let the gas evaporate before starting
 Use only extension cords that can safely handle the load. Multiple extension cords are not
advisable. Buy one that is long enough for the whole distance to the generator
 Let the generator run for several minutes before plugging in any appliance. For light loads, you
can plug the appliance directly into the ground fault circuit interrupter receptacle. If you are
using extension cords to run several appliances, plug them in at different times several
minutes apart, never at the same time
When In Doubt…Throw It Out
Meat, poultry, fish and eggs should be kept refrigerated at or below 40 degrees Fahrenheit and
frozen food at or below zero degrees. When the power goes out, the refrigerator will keep food
safely cold for about four hours if unopened, according to the USDA. A full freezer will maintain
the temperature for about 48 hours (24 hours if half full) if the door is not opened.
recommendations on whether food is still safe to use are based on the temperature inside the refrigerator
using a digital, dial or other type of thermometer. These recommendations are for food that has been in a
refrigerator above 40 degrees for more than two hours.
When In Doubt…Throw It Out
 Flood Dangers Are Real
Much of the Florida coastline is prone to flooding
during Hurricane Season. Nearly 25% of flood
insurance claims come from moderate to low risk
areas.
Flood Watch
A “Flood Watch” means that conditions are
favorable for heavy rain that could lead to
flooding. Keep informed by watching Local 10
News and if the power is out listen to
101.5 LITE FM, MAGIC 102.7 FM,
790 AM/104.3FM the Ticket to be ready
for quick action if flooding is observed or a
warning is issued.
Stay away from power lines and electrical wires.
The number two flood related killer, after
drowning, is electrocution. Electric current can
travel through water. Report downed power lines
to your power company or county emergency
operations center.
Keep children away from culverts and storm
drains.
Don’t use appliances or motors that have gotten
wet unless they have been taken apart, cleaned
and dried.

Flood Warning Property Protection

A "Flood Warning" means that flooding is imminent Use sand bags to reduce erosion and scouring.
or occurring. If advised to evacuate, do so
immediately. Move to a safe area before access is cut Elevate furniture above flood protection levels.
off by flood water. Continue to closely monitor the
situation.

Flood Safety
Do not walk through flowing water. Drowning is
the number one cause of flood related deaths,
mostly during flash floods. Currents can be
deceptive: six- inches of moving water can knock
you off your feet. If you walk in standing water,
use a pole or stick to see how deep the water is.

Do not drive through a flooded area. Nearly half

of all flood fatalities are vehicle related.

Do not drive around road barriers; the road or

bridge may be washed out. If your vehicle stalls,
abandon it immediately and seek higher ground.
Rapidly rising water may sweep the vehicle
away.
 Flood Dangers Are Real
Flood Insurance
Most people learn too late that standard property
insurance does not cover flood damage or that
there’s a 30-day waiting period before newly
purchased coverage goes into effect. There’s
also about a 25 percent chance of experiencing a
flood during the life of a 30-year mortgage.
Call the National Flood Insurance Program
(NFIP) at (888) 379-9531 or go to
www.floodsmart.gov to learn how to purchase
flood insurance and become eligible for flood
assistance through local programs. The NFIP
Claims Department can be reached at
(800) 767-4341.
Before A Flood
Make plans of what you will do and where you
will go in a flood emergency.
Know the elevation of your property in relation to
nearby streams and other waterways.
For flood map information in Miami-Dade County
call (305) 372-6466 or use Miami-Dade’s GIS system
at: https://www.miamidade.gov/environment/flood-
maps.asp
In Broward County use Broward’s GIS system at:
https://bcgis.broward.org/BC_Maps/InteractiveMaps.
htm
Emergency Operation Centers
Miami Dade: (305) 468-5400
Broward: (954) 831-3900
Monroe: (800) 955-5504
Flood & Drainage Complaints
Miami Dade: (305) 372-6688
Broward: Call the Emergency Operations
Center if activated (# above)
Monroe: (305) 295-4329
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