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Gov. Scott Meets With Escambia Officials, Tours Flooding
April 30, 2014
Florida Gov. Rick Scott met with governmental leaders at the Escambia County Emergency Operations Center in Pensacola Wednesday morning. After the meeting, the governor was to tour flooded areas around Escambia County. Scott has promised that he provide the state resources needed to help the area. Pictured below: Scott, Interim Escambia County Administrator Larry Newsom and Pensacola Mayor Ashton Hayward during a briefing at the Escambia EOC. Courtesy photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “Gov. Scott Meets With Escambia Officials, Tours Flooding”
When will we know if this has been declared a disaster? When can people start applying for help?
What areas are considered disaster ? All i think!!
Anyone hear how the people are that were in the vehicles that went into the washed out section of Scenic Highway?
Have seen the videos of the section of collapsed road but not heard how those people fared.
Thank you for responding if you know.