Florida Opens Free Fuel Stations After Hurricane Milton
Florida Opens Free Fuel Stations After Hurricane Milton

Florida Opens Free Fuel Stations After Hurricane Milton

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In response to fuel shortages caused by Hurricane Milton, Florida has opened multiple free gas distribution sites, including one at Tom Bennett Park in Bradenton, offering 10 gallons of gas per vehicle. Governor Ron DeSantis announced the initiative, stating that the state has secured 200,000 gallons of fuel and is working to restore power to affected gas stations. Additional locations for fuel distribution have opened in nearby counties, operating daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Local officials encourage residents to utilize commercial gas stations when available, as they can distribute fuel more efficiently. This effort is part of a broader recovery strategy, including federal reimbursement for debris cleanup to expedite recovery efforts in Southwest Florida. As power returns to critical fuel distribution hubs, residents can expect improvements in gas availability soon.

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