
There are three types of evacuation shelters available to the public; Primary Evacuation Shelters, Special Needs Shelters and Pet-friendly Shelters. You can find a list of public shelters online at the Brevard Emergency Management Web site: brevardcounty.us/EmergencyManagement/Preparedness/Shelters
An Evacuation Shelter is not intended to be comfortable; they are noisy and crowded. You should prepare to bring items to help make your stay more comfortable.
When evacuating to a shelter, bring the following items:
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