Joint Information Center: 786-373-6675, D7hurricaneresponse2024@gmail.com
MIAMI — The Seventh Coast Guard District established an Area Command Post in response to Hurricane Debby, Monday, at Coast Guard Air Station Miami in Opa Locka.
For information and interviews relating to the Coast Guard's preparations and response to Debby, please contact the Joint Information Center at 786-373-6675 or by email at D7hurricaneresponse2024@gmail.com.
Updated Port Condition changes by the captains of the ports are available on the Homeport website and announced on official unit social media pages throughout the Seventh District. Check below for your local Coast Guard Sector page:
U.S. Coast Guard Sector Charleston
U.S. Coast Guard Sector Jacksonville
U.S. Coast Guard Sector St. Petersburg
U.S. Coast Guard Sector Miami
U.S. Coast Guard Sector Key West
U.S. Coast Guard Sector San Juan
Debby made landfall near Steinhatchee, Florida as a category one hurricane before weakening to a tropical storm and is expected to bring heavy rainfall resulting in major flooding in the southeastern United States. Refer to the National Hurricane Center website and National Weather Service reports for the most updated storm developments and forecasted impacts.
Imagery of the Coast Guard’s storm response efforts will be posted to our official social media accounts and Defense Visual Information Distribution Service Hub (DVIDS). Press releases will be posted to the D7 News Room.
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