Ever hear of forced evacuation by law? You libtards are ******* idiots. He has to leave wether he wants to or not.
First of all he had until 5 PM Friday, plenty of time to do his Friday show and still fly out on his OWN plane, but the lying scum coward fled on Thursday.
But the evacuation didn't even require him to leave the COUNTY, only hunker down on the MAINLAND, but the lying scum ***** fled the State!!!
ALERT #11 - EVACUATION ORDER ISSUED (9-7-17, 11:55AM)
September 7, 2017 11:58 AM
ALERT #11 - EVACUATION ORDER ISSUED (9-7-17, 11:55AM)
STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARATION AND EVACUATION ORDER
A State of Emergency has been declared for the Town of Palm Beach. The Town is now ordering an evacuation of the entire Island. Mayor Gail Coniglio said, “It is evident that Hurricane Irma continues to threaten the Town and the entire state of Florida with a potential landfall as a Category 4 storm. Our primary goal is safety and security of our residents. It is imperative that we initiate this evacuation order. Frequent alerts from the Town will continue prior, during and after the storm. Please be safe and wait for instructions from emergency officials after the storm passes.”
Please gather the essentials for 3-4 days, including clothing, medicine, important documents, and communication devices, and evacuate by 5:00pm tomorrow, Friday, 9-8.
Residents do not have to travel hundreds of miles but should seek shelter in a hotel on the mainland at one of the County’s Shelters
or hunker down with friends west of US-1 until this storm passes if you do not plan to depart the county. Tolls on the Florida Turnpike have been suspended to expedite traffic movement. County Shelters will be open as of 10:00AM tomorrow. Click below for information about coming back to Town after landfall.
FORECAST UPDATE
As of 11:00am on September 7, Hurricane Irma is moving west-northwest at 16 mph with sustained winds of 175 mph. Irma is expected to begin taking a turn to the north on Saturday towards South Florida arriving in the Miami area on Sunday morning as a Category 4 and continue north along the east coast of Florida. We anticipate the arrival of tropical storm force winds in Palm Beach County on Saturday.
TOWN OFFICE AND FACILITY CLOSURES
All Town offices, facilities, beaches and parks will be closed all day on Friday, September 8 in preparation for Hurricane Irma. Hurricane Updates will be issued periodically throughout the weekend in advance and following the storm, including information about reopenings.
VOLUNTARY ID CARDS
The Town is still issuing Voluntary ID Cards. The Hours of Operation are Monday - Friday, 10:00am-6:00pm. However, applications must be received at the Crime Scene Unit’s Lobby window by 4:00pm to receive your ID.