FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office lifted a curfew order Friday morning that was set due to “ongoing concerns” regarding community safety following Hurricane Milton.
According to county officials, the curfew was set as a precautionary measure that allowed first responders to operate without interference. It was also meant to protect residents from potential dangers associated with flooding, downed powerlines and debris.
On Friday, Flagler County Emergency Management said it is still “critically important” for residents to limit their water system consumption to emergency tasks only such as sparingly flushing toilets, hand washing and drinking.
In a social media post, City of Bunnell officials asked residents to refrain from non-emergency.
“There’s nothing wrong with the water coming out of the tap. All of our issues are due to the sewage system being overloaded, which is very common …