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Emergency Protection

Hurricane Charley

Hurricane Francis

Hurricane Ivan Hurricane Jeanne

Hurricane Charley Landfall

August 13, 2004

Hurricane Frances Landfall
September 5, 2004

Hurricane Ivan Landfall
September 16, 2004

 

Hurricane Jeanne Landfall

September 25, 2004

Hurricanes Making Landfall in Florida in 2004
Photos courtesy of NOAA

The state of Florida has embarked on one of the biggest cleanup operations in US history after Hurricane Jeanne, the fourth hurricane to hit the state in six weeks, killed at least six people and left more than one million without power.  Hurricane Charley made landfall on August 13, 2004; Hurricane Frances made landfall on September 5; Hurricane Ivan made landfall on September 15; and Hurricane Jeanne made landfall on September 25.

Through the Emergency Watershed Protection Program, NRCS reviewed potential projects upon request from sponsors.  NRCS prepares a damage survey report for eligible projects to document the damage.

More information regarding the Florida Emergency Watershed Protection Program purpose and authorization.

For information on the state of Florida Hurricane resources.


Florida Program Contact

Jesse Wilson, State Conservation Engineer, 352-338-9557

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