ADVISORY LIFTED FOR ST. ANDREWS BAY
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The Florida Department of Health in Bay County (DOH-Bay) is rescinding an advisory for St. Andrews Bay. This included St. Andrews Bay from Bunkers Point (E Beach Drive and Cherry Street) to Sudduth Point (Sudduth Avenue). The City of Panama City is reporting test results show that the area is now safe to swim.
The Florida Department of Health in Bay County is conducting a door-to-door community assessment to understand the health needs of Bay County residents post-Hurricane Michael. Residents are kindly asked to answer the door when volunteers come to your home on October 22 (Tuesday), October 23 (Wednesday), and October 24 (Thursday) to ask some questions about how Hurricane Michael has affected residents’ lives and health. Volunteers will have on Department of Health badges for identification purposes.
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