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STATE OF EMERGENCY HURRICANE

Featured · STATE OF EMERGENCY HURRICANE
Verified October 14, 20262 min read

Replace SNAP benefits for storm-lost food.

Current SNAP households in 14 counties can request replacement benefits for food lost to Isaias. Submit by Monday, October 19, 2026.

Original reportFlorida Department of Children and FamiliesRead story

The reading list

STATE OF EMERGENCY HURRICANEVerified October 14, 2026

Rebuild your farm with an interest-free recovery loan.

STATE OF EMERGENCY HURRICANEVerified October 10, 2026

Get help with the ride to shelter.

STATE OF EMERGENCY HURRICANEVerified October 10, 2026

Replace storm-lost driving documents.

STATE OF EMERGENCY HURRICANEVerified October 10, 2026

Know which crossings have toll relief.

STATE OF EMERGENCY HURRICANEVerified October 9, 2026

Follow official emergency instructions

STATE OF EMERGENCY HURRICANEVerified October 9, 2026

Report emergency price gouging

STATE OF EMERGENCY HURRICANEVerified October 9, 2026

Ask about an emergency prescription refill

STATE OF EMERGENCY HURRICANEVerified October 9, 2026

Request an early refill of an existing prescription

STATE OF EMERGENCY HURRICANEVerified October 9, 2026

Protect an eligible permit's remaining time

STATE OF EMERGENCY HURRICANEVerified October 9, 2026

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