Pensacola Advises Residents to Stay Off Roads Following Hurricane Isaias
PENSACOLA, Fla. — In the wake of Hurricane Isaias, city officials in Pensacola are urging residents to refrain from traveling on local roads until they can be assessed for safety. Early recovery efforts commenced on Saturday morning as crews began to address the fallout from the storm.
Hazards on the Roadways
The storm has left behind a significant number of hazards, including:
- Downed power lines
- Fallen trees
- Debris scattered across streets
City authorities emphasize the importance of allowing first responders to operate safely and effectively as they work to clear the affected areas.
Identified Compromised Roadways
Several key intersections and roadways have been reported as compromised. Residents should be particularly cautious in the following areas:
- Scenic Drive at Rothschild
- Scenic Drive at Creighton
- Scenic Drive at Summit Blvd
- Summit at 12th Ave
- Creighton at Woodchuck
- Langley at Goodrich
- Langley at Kirsten Dr
- Hibiscus at Adelyn
- 9th Ave at Fisher
- Davis Hwy at Barcia Dr
- Government and N St
In addition to these locations, other intersections have also been noted for hazards or power outages, including:
- 14th and Brainerd
- 12th and Jordan
- W Jackson and R St
- Bayou Blvd and Lee St
Importance of Caution
Residents are reminded that safety is the top priority. Please adhere to city advisories and avoid unnecessary travel until all roadways are cleared and deemed safe for use.
Further updates will be provided by the city as recovery progresses. Community members are encouraged to remain informed through official channels.
