Daily News Roundup: October 14, 2024
Manatee Sheriff’s Marine Unit Clears Hurricane Debris from Local Waterways
In the aftermath of the recent hurricanes, the Manatee County Sheriff’s Marine Unit has been working diligently to clear the county’s waterways of hazardous debris. The storms left behind a variety of obstacles, including fallen trees, large branches, and other floating debris that could pose a danger to boaters navigating the area.
Manatee County Lift Station Crews Work Tirelessly to Restore Wastewater Systems Post-Hurricanes Helene and Milton
In the wake of Hurricanes Helene and Milton, Manatee County lift station crews have been working tirelessly to ensure the continued operation of essential wastewater systems. These critical facilities, responsible for pumping sewage and wastewater from lower to higher elevations, play a vital role in maintaining the county’s sanitation infrastructure. W…
Manatee County Launches Comprehensive Housing Empowerment Initiatives to Tackle Homelessness
Manatee County has unveiled a series of ambitious Housing Empowerment Initiatives aimed at addressing the region's growing homelessness crisis. These initiatives, led by the Board of County Commissioners in collaboration with local organizations, target specific homeless populations, including single adults, families with children, and veterans. The pro…
Manatee County Welcomes FEMA Assistance
MANATEE COUNTY, FL (Oct. 14, 2024) – As Manatee County continues with the recovery process following Hurricane Milton, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is aiding in the efforts.