Tropical Storm Nicole update: One shelter closed

The general population shelter at University High School, Orange City, has been closed.

Tropical Storm Nicole is expected to make landfall in Southwest Florida in the evening hours of Wednesday, Nov. 9. Image courtesy of Google Earth
Tropical Storm Nicole is expected to make landfall in Southwest Florida in the evening hours of Wednesday, Nov. 9. Image courtesy of Google Earth
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by: Pat Kuehn 

Volusia County Community Information

The general population shelter at University High School, Orange City, has been closed. The four individuals who sought shelter there were transferred to the shelter at Heritage Middle School.

Three shelters remain open:

  • Creekside Middle School, 6801 Airport Road, Port Orange (general population)
  • Heritage Middle School, 1001 Parnell Court, Deltona (general population and special needs)
  • David C. Hinson Middle School, 1860 N. Clyde Morris Blvd., Daytona Beach (special needs)

All three shelters will accept pets. Those staying at a shelter with their pets must bring necessary pet items and supplies.

 

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