Hurricane Flooding
Summary
Hurricane Ian is pushing water over seawalls in St. Augustine and St. Johns County, so expect road closures and emergency disruptions. The bigger bill comes later: infrastructure repairs that can strain city and county budgets.
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Impact analysis
Expect a hefty tab for seawall, drainage, and road repairs—costs that can hit local budgets and taxpayers.
Basically no one—except maybe contractors who get repair work after the water recedes.
Residents, businesses, and drivers in low-lying and coastal areas bear the immediate risk, especially those who depend on vulnerable roads and drainage.
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