FLORIDA, USA — Hurricane Ian has already left behind considerable scenes of damage. But, some Tampa Bay-area counties are lifting evacuations.
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Here's a breakdown of which counties do not or are no longer enforcing mandatory evacuations.
Citrus County
This zone includes low-lying areas west of U.S. Highway 19 along with some areas east of the highway.
Hardee County
No mandatory evacuations were ordered.
Hernando County
The mandatory evacuation orders have been rescinded for evacuation zones A, B, and C, coastal areas and low-lying areas, as well as manufactured homes countywide.
Highlands County
No mandatory evacuations were ordered.
Hillsborough County
Both evacuations for Zones A and B have been lifted. Zone B evacuations were previously effective to include all low-lying areas, and mobile and manufactured homes.
Manatee County
Levels A and B in Manatee County have been lifted from the once-mandatory evacuation order.
Pasco County
County officials have not provided an update at this time. We'll update you when they do.
Pinellas County
All mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted.
Polk County
No mandatory evacuations were issued.