Santa Rosa April flood recovery update

  • October 22, 2014
  • /   Shannon Nickinson
  • /   government
The April rains caused some nearly $5 million in damage to Santa Rosa County infrastructure. Now, nearly six months after the record-breaking rainstorm washed out roads and damaged county-owned buildings and facilities, here is n updated look at where those projects stand in the reimbursement cycle for federal officials. Among the big-ticket items: — An estimated $734,000 in repairs to Scoggins Road in Floridatown. — Some $332,600 in damage to county park facilities countywide. — $53,297.27 in repairs at Peter Prince Airport in Milton. The chart provided Pensacola Today by the Santa Rosa County public information office is here. Santa_Rosa_April_Flood_update
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