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County leaders prepare community for impending hurricane threat

October 08, 2024 | Orange County, Florida


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County leaders prepare community for impending hurricane threat
The Orange County Board of County Commission convened on October 8, 2024, amid preparations for Hurricane Milton, which is expected to impact the area late Wednesday into early Thursday. The meeting began with a call for community readiness, emphasizing the importance of residents taking necessary precautions as the storm approaches.

Commissioner Uribe introduced Pastor Ryan Walker, who delivered an invocation, highlighting the community's resilience in the face of the impending hurricane. Pastor Walker's prayer focused on seeking divine support for both the community and its leaders during this challenging time, underscoring the collective hope for safety and strength.

Following the invocation, the meeting proceeded with the Pledge of Allegiance and a special presentation by Congressman Darren Soto, as well as the reading of several proclamations recognizing Florida Climate Week, Head Start Month, and local community initiatives.

The Board expressed its commitment to addressing the needs of the community while navigating the challenges posed by the hurricane, ensuring that essential business could be conducted before the storm's arrival.

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