Police in many communities are urging drivers to stay off the roads until crews can assess damage and remove debris.
The concern is downed trees as well as power lines. Traffic lights might also be out.
Many roads are NOT passable. Please stay in your homes so City and safety crews can be in the roadways to begin damage assessments. pic.twitter.com/T1SsADwWc6
— Boynton Beach Rec (@boyntonbeachrec) September 11, 2017
Many roads are impassable and power lines may be down. Stay indoors and allow crews to assess damages before going out! We will update here. pic.twitter.com/kt216kWFkp
— Fellsmere Police (@FellsmerePD) September 11, 2017
113,000 SLC residents have no power. Many roads impassable. IT IS NOT SAFE TO BE OUT. STAY HOME. We will issue an all clear when it's safe.
— St. Lucie Sheriff (@stluciesheriff) September 11, 2017
Confirmed: Traffic lights out, damaged or flashing at 14 intersections in @cityofboynton right now. #Irma
— Boynton Beach Police (@BBPD) September 11, 2017
Dozens of coconuts in roadway on Gateway Blvd west of Lawrence Rd. Hard to see until you get close. Big safety hazard. Stay off road. #Irma
— Boynton Beach Police (@BBPD) September 11, 2017
