Hurricane #Debby -Impacts in Jacksonville are expected to begin Tues, August 6 and include heavy rain, flash flooding and possible river flooding -Storm impacts may last several days -Prepare your property and secure any trash cans or lawn items against flooding

Due to severe weather conditions expected from Tropical Storm #Debby, we are postponing our National Night Out event to October 1, 2024.

Debby made landfall as a Cat 1 hurricane this morning in the Big Bend region of FL & has since been downgraded to a TS. Our biggest concern for ENC remains to be heavy rainfall bringing the threat of flash flooding. Latest briefing for more details: weather.gov/media/mhx/Late… #Debby

#Debby is now a tropical storm. Biggest impact for our area is heavy rainfall. -Flash flooding may occur on roadways -River flooding is possible later this week -Dangerous rip currents and marine conditions are possible -Total rain amounts up to 15 inches through Saturday

5 am EDT Aug. 6 Key Messages for Tropical Storm #Debby. nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphi…

Eyes remain on Debby as it approaches the Atlantic this morning where it is expected to meander through tomorrow. Today marks the first day when we will begin receiving heavier rain as Debby's outer bands extend over the area. Latest Briefing: weather.gov/media/mhx/Late…

We are monitoring #Debby and preparing for storm impacts. Here are some things you can do to ready your property: -Do not park in low-lying areas -Clear storm drains in front of your home -Secure outdoor objects that may be picked up in high winds

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Storm impacts from #Debby include several days of sustained rain which may lead to power outages and service interruptions. Make a plan before the storm passes to keep your family safe. Get your emergency kit together to prepare for power outages and service interruption.

#Debby Update Aug 6, 2024, 1:20PM: Tropical Storm Watch is now in effect for Onslow and Carteret county. Storm surge inundation of 1 to 3 feet above ground will be possible for coastal portions of Onslow and Carteret counties.

August 6 Traffic Advisory: Traffic is being diverted at the intersection of US 258 and Pony Farm Road just outside Jacksonville due to damage in the road. Crews are working to repair the road and are expected to finish work around 4PM. In the meantime, please avoid the area.

A tornado watch has been issued for parts of North Carolina and South Carolina until 1 AM EDT

Tropical Storm #Debby 5pm EDT Tue key messages: Dangerous flooding from heavy rainfall will continue to be possible for much of the eastern United States through Saturday. Latest forecast: hurricanes.gov

Jacksonville Mayor Declares State of Emergency ahead of #Debby, effective 7PM tonight. Most services will operate on regular hours as weather allows. Read the full release: jacksonvillenc.gov//CivicAlerts.a…

Another day of flooding potential with Tropical Storm Debby continuing to send rain bands our way. Each band carries with it at least a low end tornado threat as well. Best chances along the coast early, spreading further inland through the day. weather.gov/media/mhx/Late…

Wednesday Hazardous #ncwx Update: TS Debby is currently offshore of Charleston SC, with the center of Debby expected to reach the SC coast by tonight or early Thurs. After landfall, confidence is increasing that Debby will move quickly NNE through the Carolinas on Thurs. and Fri.

[8/7/24 3:08 PM] Scattered heavy rain continues through the evening, and the tornado threat is INCREASED through the evening. The red outlined region has the most suitable environment for tornado formation. #ncwx #Debby #tropicalstorm #tornado

Posted Aug 29, 2024: Water Outage on Caviness Drive A contractor has struck a water main on Caviness Drive in Jacksonville. City water customers on Caviness Drive will be without water service for approximately 3-4 hours to allow for repairs.

Join us at 8:15AM Sept 11 for the #PatriotDay observance at Lejeune Memorial Gardens. This solemn ceremony remembers those lost in the 9/11 terrorist attacks and the War on Terror.

Traffic Advisory : A traffic advisory for Daniel Drive is in place while City crews work on underground utility repairs. This project is ongoing and the advisory will be in effect through the evening of Sunday, September 15. Please follow detours & give crews room to work!