City of Palm Coast Urges Residents to Conserve Water as Hurricane Milton Brings Heavy Rainfall
Summary
Combined with the 6 inches of rainfall already received in the past five days, this ongoing weather event is likely to cause significant water accumulation in canals, ditches, swales, and roads throughout the city. The Utility Department has deployed additional crews working around the clock with tanker trucks in high-risk areas to remove excess water. If you experience water backing up into your home, submit a report through Palm Coast Connect or call Customer Service at 386-986-2360 for immediate assistance. If you live in the L, Z, E, LL, B, W, R, P, or S sections of Palm Coast and have a PEP (Pretreatment Effluent Pumping) tank, it’s important to monitor your system carefully during the storm. If your PEP tank alarm goes off after power is restored, you can silence it by pressing the reset button located at the bottom of the control panel on the side of your home.