Hurricane Isaias: Report Storm-Related Road Issues in Jackson County
October 10, 2026 | Jackson County, Florida
11:30 AM Central Time
As recovery efforts continue following Hurricane Isaias, the Jackson County Board of County Commissioners encourages residents to report storm-related roadway damage and safety concerns to the appropriate agency.
Jackson County Road & Bridge crews are working to assess road conditions and address storm-related issues throughout the county. Public reports can help identify areas needing attention and ensure concerns are directed to the agency responsible for maintaining the roadway.
Reporting Issues on County-Maintained Roads
Residents who encounter storm-related issues on County-maintained roads, including fallen trees, roadway debris, washouts, drainage problems, or other damage, are encouraged to submit a service request through the County’s online reporting portal or contact the Road & Bridge Department directly.
Jackson County Road & Bridge
- Online Reporting Portal: https://jackctyreq.portal.iworq.net/portalhome/jackctyreq
- Phone: (850) 482-9629
When submitting a report, residents are encouraged to provide the road name, approximate location, and a description of the issue to help crews identify the affected area.
Reporting Issues on State-Maintained Roads
Roadway concerns involving state-maintained roads and highways should be reported directly to the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT).
FDOT Customer Service Portal:
https://www.fdot.gov/info/ects/customer-service-portal
Reporting Issues Within City or Town Limits
Residents reporting concerns on municipally maintained streets within incorporated cities or towns should contact their respective municipal government for assistance.
Roadway Safety During Storm Recovery
Residents are reminded to exercise caution when traveling through areas affected by the storm. Road conditions may change due to standing water, fallen trees, debris, or damaged infrastructure.
For your safety:
- Never attempt to drive through flooded roadways.
- Stay away from downed power lines and potentially hazardous debris.
- Do not enter unsafe areas to photograph or document roadway damage.
- Follow posted road closures and traffic control instructions.
For immediate emergencies or life-threatening hazards, call 911. Online service requests should not be used to report emergencies requiring an immediate response.
Jackson County appreciates the public’s patience and cooperation as Road & Bridge personnel and other response agencies continue working to assess and address storm-related roadway concerns.