In the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, high-water flooding continues to affect the Tarpon Woods neighborhood of Palm Harbor, leaving residents in a difficult situation. Those trapped by the floodwaters are receiving assistance from the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office, which is providing high-water vehicles for transportation. According to the Sheriff's Office website, these services are available for individuals unable to reach their homes due to the flooding.
The makeshift ferry service operates daily from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and will continue until the floodwaters recede. The old Bank of America building at the intersection of East Lake Road and Tarpon Woods Boulevard has been designated as the primary gathering point for assistance. Residents needing transportation from their homes, as well as those wishing to return, should go to this location at 2551 Tarpon Woods Boulevard in Palm Harbor.
To facilitate access to this essential service, affected individuals are encouraged to contact to 727-582-6200.
