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Residents should not use FEMA’s flood zones to determine the need to evacuate during coastal storms. The City will determine which of the hurricane evacuation zones (from zone 1 up through zone 6) should be evacuated based on the characteristics of an actual storm as it is approaching the city. Note: FEMA Flood zones are used to determine flood insurance requirements and building code. Visit our page on Coastal Storms and Hurricanes to learn how to make an evacuation plan and keep yourself safe during storms. Check the Finder or call 311 at the time of the evacuation order in case your closest evacuation center has changed.Įveryone in New York City should know what to do in the event of a hurricane. If you are not able to stay with friends or family, you can use the Hurricane Evacuation Zone finder to locate your closest evacuation center. If you live in an evacuation zone, have a plan for where you will go if an evacuation order is issued for your area. The Hurricane Evacuation Zone Finder also shows City evacuation centers. Use the Hurricane Evacuation Zone Finder or call 311 (21 for Video Relay Service, or TTY: 21) to find out if your address is in an evacuation zone. The City may order residents to evacuate depending on the hurricane's track and projected storm surge. Knowing your hurricane evacuation zone in advance can prevent stress and evacuation delays if you are asked to evacuate because of an incoming hurricane or coastal storm. If a hurricane comes to NYC, do you know your evacuation zone? Coastal Storms & Hurricanes: Know Your Zone

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