As Hurricane Ian approaches the Gulf Coast, officials in Port Aransas, Texas, are closely monitoring the storm and preparing for potential evacuations. This comprehensive update provides the latest information on the evacuation status, evacuation routes, and resources available to residents.
As of [Date and Time], Port Aransas is under a mandatory evacuation order. All residents are required to leave the island immediately. The order includes all visitors and anyone who lives in or works in Port Aransas.
The following evacuation routes are recommended for residents:
Residents are strongly advised to follow the designated evacuation routes and avoid using the causeway bridge.
Several shelters have been opened in nearby counties for evacuees from Port Aransas:
Shelter Name | Address | Phone Number |
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Aransas County Civic Center | 616 W Pioneer St, Aransas Pass, TX 78336 | (361) 758-2961 |
Corpus Christi Convention Center | 900 N Shoreline Blvd, Corpus Christi, TX 78401 | (361) 883-7366 |
Victoria County Community Center | 2905 E Rio Grande St, Victoria, TX 77901 | (361) 578-5920 |
The following shelters in nearby counties accept pets:
Shelter Name | Address | Phone Number |
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Nueces County Animal Care Services | 5829 Wooldridge Rd, Corpus Christi, TX 78413 | (361) 888-4488 |
Aransas County Animal Shelter | 1320 Old Hwy 181, Aransas Pass, TX 78336 | (361) 758-3793 |
Victoria County Animal Control | 5314 Farm to Market Rd 802, Victoria, TX 77905 | (361) 576-1009 |
For additional information and updates, residents can refer to the following resources:
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1. When will the evacuation order be lifted?
A: The evacuation order will be lifted when the storm has passed and it is safe to return home.
2. What should I do if I have pets?
A: Evacuate to a pet-friendly shelter or make arrangements to board your pets at a veterinarian or other facility.
3. Can I return to Port Aransas if the evacuation order is lifted early?
A: It is not recommended to return to Port Aransas until the authorities have declared it safe. There may still be hazards present, such as downed power lines or flooding.
4. What if I don't have a car?
A: Contact your local emergency management office for assistance with transportation.
5. Where can I find updates on the hurricane?
A: Monitor local news and weather reports, as well as the National Hurricane Center website.
6. What should I do if I didn't evacuate in time?
A: If you are still in Port Aransas when the storm hits, stay indoors and away from windows. If possible, move to an interior room on the highest floor of your building.
7. What should I do if I get separated from my family?
A: Have a designated meeting place where you can reunite if separated. Also, carry identification and contact information for all family members.
8. What if I need medical assistance during the hurricane?
A: Call 911 for emergencies. If you have a non-emergency medical need, contact your doctor or visit the nearest hospital.
If you are in the evacuation zone for Port Aransas, follow the mandatory evacuation order and take the necessary precautions to ensure your safety. Remember to gather essential supplies, develop an evacuation plan, and monitor weather updates. Visit the resources provided for additional information and don't hesitate to seek assistance if needed.
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