Know your evacuation zone before a storm threatens so you can act quickly if an evacuation is ordered. Understanding your zone ahead of time helps you and your family make informed decisions during an emergency.
Evacuation zones identify areas that may be at risk from storm surge during a hurricane or tropical storm. Knowing your evacuation zone before a storm allows you to prepare ahead of time and respond quickly if an evacuation order is issued. Find your location on the map below, then use the zone legend to understand what your zone means and how to prepare.
Each zone reflects a different level of potential storm surge risk. Always follow the specific evacuation orders issued by Gulf County Emergency Management, since which zones are called can vary by storm.
Areas with the highest potential risk from storm surge. Residents in Zone A should be prepared to evacuate when directed by Gulf County Emergency Management.
Areas that may be included in evacuation orders depending on storm conditions, forecasted impacts, and potential storm surge levels.
Additional areas that may be included in evacuation orders during stronger storms or when conditions indicate a greater risk of impacts.
Evacuation zones are based on the potential for storm surge and flooding impacts. Every storm is different, so always follow evacuation instructions issued by Gulf County Emergency Management and local officials.
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