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Hurricane Season: June 1 - November 30
If a hurricane or natural disaster were to strike our community, would you be ready? Here's some information that can help you be sure the answer to that question is "yes." Along with some tips about what to do before, during and after the storm, you'll find an overview of how JEA will respond and restore the services we provide to you.

Special Needs Medical Forms
Duval County residents with medical conditions requiring the use of a Special Medical Needs Shelter during an emergency evacuation should register now with the Emergency Preparedness Division. Forms are available at the JEA Downtown Customer Care Center and all JEA branch offices, online at www.coj.net or by calling (904) 630-2472.

Map of Current Outages

Report a Service Problem

Are You Prepared? Hurricane Fact Booklet
A printer-friendly booklet with tips and information about planning for a storm and how you can expect JEA to respond during and after the storm strikes.

Emergency Supply Kit

Northeast Florida Red Cross Family Disaster Plan Information

Hurricane FAQ

Storm Tips
Planning ahead can help you and your family through a hurricane or other natural disaster calmly and confidently. You will know what to do, where to go, and what you will need.

Power Restoration
JEA maintains a comprehensive emergency plan that utilizes our highly skilled workforce, and many additional resources, to restore electric, water and sewer services to the communities we serve following a major disaster such as a hurricane.

Should You Lose Power During a Hurricane

Generator Safety

Who is Responsible for What

Trees
Working together we can preserve our tree canopy and enhance our electric reliability.

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