As hurricane season approaches, the South Carolina Emergency Management Division has announced new hurricane evacuation zones aimed at helping community preparedness and safety during hurricanes.
The updated evacuation zones have been designed to better reflect the evolving landscape of potential hazards and population distribution across the region. These zones take into account factors such as storm surge risk, flood susceptibility, and evacuation routes to ensure more accurate and effective evacuation orders. The new hurricane evacuation zones include:
The unveiling of the new hurricane evacuation zones represents a proactive measure by the South Carolina Emergency Management Division to prioritize public safety and mitigate the potential impact of severe weather events. By staying informed, vigilant, and prepared, residents can play a pivotal role in safeguarding themselves and their communities during times of crisis. Hurricane season begins June 1 and lasts through November 30. Visit scemd.org for more information on the new hurricane evacuation zones and preparedness resources. Additional Resources: |
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