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Use Caution To Safely Clean Up Debris
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Tallahassee, Fla.— Residents and others working to clean up debris left by Hurricane Irma could be at risk of sustaining injuries, and the Florida Department of Health is urging residents to practice caution when cleaning in and around their homes.
Know how to stay healthy and safe while recovering after a storm. Visit our Hurricane and Severe Weather Information homepage and our After the Storm Safety Infographic for more information.
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Survey results will be used to assess the Tri-County area's most pressing health needs. For more information, call 352-727-3767. Survey dates: May 25 - July 30
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