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Santa Rosa debris removal to cost $25 million

| Collin Bestor

Santa Rosa County, along with every other county in Northwest Florida, is still waiting for federal disaster relief following Hurricane Isaias, which made landfall Oct. 9.

County officials told the Santa Rosa Press Gazette that debris removal is moving at a quick pace, with the county expecting the cost to climb to $25 million. The rub: The county only has $25 million set aside for disaster relief.

Santa Rosa County is now going on two weeks of recovery without federal funding as county officials say debris removal will cost $25 million.

 

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