Housing & repairs
Report home damage, get repair permits, and find housing help.
Text 8 to (850) 898-1741 to get this list on your phone.
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Escambia Citizen Damage Report
Report damage to your home or street in Escambia County, including Pensacola. Include photos.
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Okaloosa County storm damage report
Report Isaias damage to your home or property on the county's online form. Add photos if you can.
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Santa Rosa property damage report
Report damage through the Property Appraiser site. Search by owner name or street address, then click Report Damage under Owner Information on your parcel page. Use abbreviations like Dr, St and Blvd when searching by address.
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City of Pensacola storm repair permits
Inspections office fully open again Thursday Oct 15, per City of Pensacola (Oct 12).
Inside Pensacola city limits, permit applications are online only. If it is an emergency storm repair, you can start it now. Inspections have limited staff through Oct 14.
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Destin: no permit needed for fence and dock repairs (60 days)
60-day exemption effective Oct 13, per City of Destin.
In Destin, storm-damaged fences and docks can be repaired without a building permit if they were first built with a permit and the repair is board-for-board in the same spot. No moving or enlarging. Other repairs may need a permit; call the Building Division.
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Santa Rosa storm repair permits (Building Inspections)
You can tarp a roof or board up openings right away. Permanent roof, structural, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing repairs may need a permit and inspection; the emergency does not waive permits. Email srcpermits@santarosa.fl.gov before starting permanent repairs. Licensed electricians registered with the county can file priority 'Work With' permits online to get power reconnected.
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Escambia County permits for storm repairs
How to get building permits for storm repairs in unincorporated Escambia County.
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VA National Call Center for Homeless Veterans
For veterans who are homeless or at risk of losing housing after the storm, and family members calling for them.
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Replace a lost driver license or ID (FLHSMV)
Replace a lost or destroyed Florida driver license or ID card online through MyDMV Portal or at a driver license office. Online replacements arrive by mail in 2 to 3 weeks.