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Halifax Paving crew member Whittley McCall detours traffic off of A1A in Flagler Beach where trucks were removing piles of sand washed across the road by Hurricane Milton. Photo by Michele Meyers
Road crews work to move the sand off of A1A in volusia and Flagler Counties following Hurricane Milton. Photo by Michele Meyers
J.W. Didado Electric trucks line A1A as they convoy to areas requiring line and substation repair following Hurricane Milton. Photo by Michele Meyers
Beach access is restricted in some areas of Volusia and Flagler Counties following Hurricane Milton. Photo by Michele Meyers
Hurricane Milton pushed the sand over the berm and onto A1A in Flagler County. Photo by Michele Meyers
Crews work to replace the sand fencing in Flagler County after Hurricane Milton pushed the sand onto A1A, burying fencing and beach access stairways in the process. Photo by Michele Meyers
Halifax Paving Inc. crew members Douglas Tyler and Whittley McCall divert traffic off of A1A in Flagler Beach while sand is removed from the area. Photo by Michele Meyers
Halifax Paving crew member Whittley McCall detours traffic off of A1A where trucks were removing piles of sand washed across the road by Hurricane Milton. Photo by Michele Meyers
Halifax Paving crew Collin Brown (right) moves the CAT loader before he takes a break from moving sand off of A1A in Flagler Beach following Hurricane Milton. Photo by Michele Meyers
Halifax Paving crew Aaron Hanstine (left), Collin Brown (center) and Allen Futch (right) take a break from moving sand off of A1A in Flagler Beach following Hurricane Milton. Photo by Michele Meyers
Flagler Beach Motel resident Vickie Coffman moved to Flagler Beach from Jacksonville, Ohio one year prior to Hurricane Milton's arrival. Photo by Michele Meyers
Oceanside bartender Chasity Dietlin lives ten miles south of the Flagler Beach restaurant in Ormond-by-the-Sea. She has lived in the area for 37 years. and said Hurricane Milton was one of the scarier storms because of the wind. Photo by Michele Meyers
Flagler Beach resident Marcia Amorginos cleans debris out of her yard for the second day in a row after Hurricane Milton turned S. Flagler Ave. into a river. Photo by Michele Meyers
Some streets remained impassable in Flagler Beach two days after Hurricane Milton blew through the area. Photo by Michele Meyers
Flagler Beach residents Tina and Al Burke put planters back in their yard after Hurricane Milton flooded the street where they live. Tina said they lost their home in 2017 when Hurricane Irma made landfall as a category 3 hurricane. Photo by Michele Meyers
Carl and his wife Marsha Tolotti have lived in their house on S. Flagler Ave. in Flagler Beach for 12 years. Marsha said they were on their fourth day without power. Photo by Michele Meyers
S. Flagler Ave. in Flagler Beach is part of the city's Stormwater Drainage System Maintenance which helps reduce localized flooding. Photo by Michele Meyers
Carl Tolotti checks the water level from his driveway on S. Flagler Ave. He said the water came up to his house but not inside. Photo by Michele Meyers
Hurricane Milton rains caused the Smith Creek waterways to rise and flood S. Flagler Ave. in Flagler Beach. Photo by Michele Meyers
Flagler Beach residents Mitch and Marcia Amorginos clean the debris from their yard left by Hurricane Milton. Photo by Michele Meyers
Flagler Beach residents Mitch and Marcia Amorginos remove debris from the drain after Hurricane Milton. They stayed through the storm and said it was scary. Photo by Michele Meyers
View from Tina and Al Burke's house on S. Flagler Ave. in Flagler Beach After Hurricane Milton. Courtesy of Tina Burke
The National Guard rolled down S. Flagler Ave. in Flagler Beach to check on residents during Hurricane Milton. Courtesy of Tina Burke
The National Guard rolled down S. Flagler Ave. in Flagler Beach to check on residents during Hurricane Milton. Courtesy of Tina Burke
Tina and Al Burke's driveway on S. Flagler Ave. in Flagler Beach during Hurricane Milton. Courtesy of Tina Burke
Tina and Al Burke's neighbor's house flooded during Hurricane Milton. Courtesy of Tina Burke
Tina and Al Burke's neighbor's house flooded during Hurricane Milton. Courtesy of Tina Burke
The S. Flagler Ave. neighborhood in Flagler Beach flooded during Hurricane Milton. Courtesy of Tina Burke
Here are some of the stories from residents of Flagler Beach and nearby communities about their experiences before, during and after Hurricane Milton.
Photos by Michele Meyers.
