STATE OF EMERGENCY HURRICANE
Know which crossings have toll relief.
FDOT's Isaias map lists two Okaloosa County facilities and one Santa Rosa County bridge. The benefit follows the road you use, rather than where you live.
View the official toll-suspension map (opens in a new tab)The benefit
Check three named crossings for temporary toll relief.
- Okaloosa County
- Mid-Bay Bridge
- Okaloosa County
- Spence Parkway
- Santa Rosa County
- Garcon Point Bridge
Provided by
FDOT publishes the named toll suspensions and coordinates transportation response. Florida 511 provides current roadway conditions and closures.
How to get it
Verify the crossing and the conditions before leaving
- Compare your planned crossing with FDOT's official Isaias toll-suspension map; relief is limited to the named facilities.
- Check Florida 511 for current closures, detours and roadway conditions, and confirm the crossing's toll status before your journey.
- Follow current emergency and road instructions. Budget for unconfirmed tolls elsewhere and never drive through floodwater.
Verified October 10, 2026. Confirm current toll status before traveling; no reinstatement time was published in the reviewed sources. Other roads are outside the named list. Toll relief does not mean a road is safe or open.
More context & the original report
FDOT's Isaias toll-suspension map identifies the Mid-Bay Bridge and Spence Parkway in Okaloosa County and the Garcon Point Bridge in Santa Rosa County. The suspension attaches to those named facilities, not every road in Florida or a traveler's county of residence. Use the official map to check your crossing, then review Florida 511 for closures and route conditions. A road absent from the published list should not be assumed free, and an emergency declaration's duration is not a confirmed toll-reinstatement schedule.
