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APPENDIX IV-D Hendry County Critical Facilities Vulnerability Analysis CHAPTER IV REGIONAL VULNERABILITY AND POPULATION ANALYSIS This page intentionally left blank. Statewide Regional Evacuation Studies Program Volume I-9 Southwest Florida TABLE OF CONTENTS A. Introduction ..................................................................................................... IVD-5 B. County Profile .................................................................................................. IVD-5 C. Critical Facilities Vulnerability Analysis .............................................................. IVD-10 List of Tables IVD-1 Hendry County Health Care Vulnerability Assessment ........................................ IVD-11 IVD-2 Other Critical Facilities Vulnerability Assessment ............................................... IVD-12 List of Maps IVD-1 Traffic Evacuation Zones ................................................................................. IVD-27 IVD-2a Hurricane Evacuation Zones with Traffic Evacuation Zones ................................ IVD-28 IVD-2b Hurricane Evacuation Zones ............................................................................ IVD-29 IVD-3 Flood Plain ..................................................................................................... IVD-30 IVD-4 Wildland-Urban Interface Fire Risk ................................................................... IVD-31 IVD-5 Mobile Home / RV Parks ................................................................................. IVD-32 IVD-6 Health Care Facilities ...................................................................................... IVD-33 IVD-7 Schools and Universities ................................................................................. IVD-34 IVD-8 EOCs, Logistical and Military Resources, PODs .................................................. IVD-35 IVD-9 Communications Resources ............................................................................. IVD-36 IVD-10 Critical Infrastructure (Water, Waste Water, Landfills, etc) ................................. IVD-37 IVD-11 Public Shelters 2010 ....................................................................................... IVD-38 IVD-12 County Evacuation Routes Vulnerable to Freshwater Flooding ............................ IVD-39 Appendix IV-D Table of Contents This page intentionally left blank. Table of Contents Appendix IV-D Statewide Regional Evacuation Studies Program Volume I-9 Southwest Florida A. Introduction This appendix provides a County Economic Profile, Vulnerability Profile and a more detailed vulnerability analysis of critical facilities and corresponding maps. B. County Profile This section of the report, and the data contained herein, is provided to capture a profile of the county including geographic and economic characteristics not previously discussed in Chapter I. In addition, many of the critical infrastructure partners including private sector and public utilities are identified. COUNTY PROFILE (Source: Enterprise Florida, www.eflorida.com/profiles) Appendix IV-D Page IVD-5 Statewide Regional Evacuation Studies Program Volume I-9 Southwest Florida Page IVD-6 Appendix IV-D Statewide Regional Evacuation Studies Program Volume I-9 Southwest Florida Appendix IV-D Page IVD-7 Statewide Regional Evacuation Studies Program Volume I-9 Southwest Florida Page IVD-8 Appendix IV-D Statewide Regional Evacuation Studies Program Volume I-9 Southwest Florida Appendix IV-D Page IVD-9 Statewide Regional Evacuation Studies Program Volume I-9 Southwest Florida C. Critical Facility Vulnerability Analysis Considerable staff resources were expended to update the critical facilities inventory. Specific attention was paid to health care facilities such as hospitals and nursing homes; emergency response agencies, hazardous materials, mobile home parks, schools and colleges and community centers. Where possible, communications resources and community infrastructure /utilities such as water and waste-water facilities were located by latitude and longitude and overlaid on the storm tide limits map. Each facility has the facility type, name, location, elevation, flood plain, fire and results of the 2010 surge analysis based on the most accurate topographic data and the SLOSH model. The Critical Facilities Inventory (Data base) includes a comprehensive list of critical facilities identified by the State and County Emergency Management Agencies. This inventory is not published as part of the report. However, selected facilities which may require evacuation or mitigation are identified in the tables and maps which follow. The tables indicate vulnerability from storm surge (based on the SLOSH model), freshwater flooding (based on the FEMA Flood Maps) and wildfire (Wildfire Interface/Levels of Concern). The illustration below identifies the potential storm surge heights on county landmarks. This illustration is provided for public information purposes only. The maps following tables IVD-1 and IVD-2 are illustrated at an elevation of 20’, which is used to indicate a worst case scenario. Page IVD-10 Appendix IV-D Statewide Regional Evacuation Studies Program Volume I-9 Southwest Florida Table IVD-1: Hendry County Health Care Vulnerability Assessment FACILITY DEM SURGE SURGE TYPE NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP Elevation Flood 16FT 20FT FIRE Assisted Living KINGSHOUSE RETIREMENT 151 SOUTH Facility CENTER MISSOURI STREET LABELLE 33935 NA 100 OUT OUT N Clinical FAMILY HEALTH CENTERS OF Laboratory SOUTHWEST FLORI 930 S MAIN ST LABELLE 33935 NA OUT OUT OUT N Clinical FLORIDA COMMUNITY HEALTH 315 S W C OWEN Laboratory CENTERS INC - C AVE CLEWISTON 33440 14.72432613 OUT OUT OUT Y Clinical HENDRY COUNTY HEALTH Laboratory DEPARTMENT 1140 PRATT BLVD LABELLE 33935 NA OUT OUT OUT N Clinical HENDRY COUNTY HEALTH Laboratory DEPARTMENT 1100 S OLYMPIA CLEWISTON 33440 17.1944294 OUT OUT OUT N Clinical HENDRY REGIONAL MEDICAL 524 WEST Laboratory CENTER SAGAMORE AVENUE CLEWISTON 33440 15.36688423 OUT OUT OUT N Clinical HENDRY REGIONAL MEDICAL 524 W SAGAMORE Laboratory CENTER CLINICAL AVE CLEWISTON 33440 15.36688423 OUT OUT OUT N End-Stage Renal Disease FMC DIALYSIS SERVICES 851 WEST VENTURA Center CLEWISTON AVENUE CLEWISTON 33440 15.82355881 OUT OUT OUT Y Health Care Clinic 500 W SAGAMORE Exemption HENDRY FAMILY CARE CENTER AVE CLEWISTON 33440 15.28436184 OUT OUT OUT N Nursing 250 BROWARD Home OAKBROOK OF LABELLE AVENUE LABELLE 33935 NA 100 OUT OUT N Nursing 301 S. GLORIA Home PALM TERRACE OF CLEWISTON STREET CLEWISTON 33440 15.51026726 OUT OUT OUT Y LEE OB/GYN ASSOCIATES 100 EAST EL PASO CLEWISTON 33440 16.62656021 OUT OUT OUT Y LEE OB/GYN ASSOCIATES 325 PRATT BLVD LABELLE 33935 NA 100 OUT OUT N Appendix IV-D Page IVD-11 Statewide Regional Evacuation Studies Program Volume I-9 Southwest Florida Table IVD-2: Other Critical Facilities Vulnerability Assessment FACILITY NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP SURGE Elevation Flood FIRE AIRPORT SOUTHERN RANCH CLEWISTON NA 15.7324 OUT N AIRPORT ALICO CLEWISTON NA NA 100 N HARPER'S FLY-IN AIRPORT RANCH CLEWISTON NA 19.7968 100 N AIRPORT MC DANIEL RANCH INC. CLEWISTON NA NA OUT N AIRPORT AIRGLADES CLEWISTON NA 17.2351 OUT N AIRPORT LA BELLE MUNI LA BELLE NA NA OUT N AIRPORT CHARLTON STRIP LA BELLE NA NA 100 N AIRPORT BOB PAUL LA BELLE NA NA 100 N AIRPORT COTTON STRIP LA BELLE NA NA OUT N AIRPORT BERRY GROVE LA BELLE NA NA 100 N AIRPORT DUDA AIRSTRIP LA BELLE NA NA 100 N AIRPORT WILLIAM'S SKY MANOR LA BELLE NA NA OUT N AIRPORT SUNDANCE FARMS LA BELLE NA NA OUT N AIRPORT SOUTHWEST CITRUS LA BELLE NA NA OUT N AIRPORT SOUTH POINT LA BELLE NA NA OUT N HENDRY COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT. CALL CENTER SUBSTATION 712 E EL PASO AVE CLEWISTON 33440 NA 16.4269 OUT N CLEWISTON POLICE CALL CENTER DEPT HEADQUARTERS 205 W VENTURA AVE CLEWISTON 33440 NA 16.9313 OUT N BIG CYPRESS INDIAN CALL CENTER RESERVATION FD 35154 FIREHOUSE PL CLEWISTON 33440 NA NA OUT N HENDRY CO CALL CENTER EMERGENCY SERVICE 1050 E COWBOY WAY LABELLE 33935 NA NA 500 Y HENDRY COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT. CALL CENTER HEADQUARTERS 101 S BRIDGE ST LABELLE 33935 NA NA OUT N CORRECTIONAL FACILITY E-TU-MAKEE JUV CTR 17500 COUNTY RD 835 CLEWISTON 33440 NA 17.3239 100 N CORRECTIONAL HENDRY COUNTY 101 S BRIDGE ST LABELLE 33935 NA NA OUT N Page IVD-12 Appendix IV-D Statewide Regional Evacuation Studies Program Volume I-9 Southwest Florida FACILITY JAIL/SHERIFF DEPT ELECTRIC POWER CLEWISTON SUGAR PLANT HOUSE HARLEM 33440 NA 16.9153 100 N ELECTRIC SUBSTATION CLEWISTON (CLE) HARLEM 33440 NA 17.7118 100 N ELECTRIC CLEWISTON SUGAR SUBSTATION HOUSE HARLEM 33440 NA 16.9153 100 N ELECTRIC SUBSTATION CLEWISTOWN (OEC) HARLEM 33440 NA 15.6074 100 N ELECTRIC SUBSTATION HENDRY HARLEM 33440 NA 14.7779 100 N ELECTRIC SUBSTATION MONTURA HARLEM 33440 NA 18.5649 100 N ELECTRIC SUBSTATION LABELLE PORT LA BELLE 33935 NA NA OUT N EMERGENCY HENDRY CO MEDICAL SERVICE EMERGENCY SERVICE 1050 E COWBOY WAY LABELLE 33935 NA NA 500 Y EMERGENCY HENDRY COUNTY OPERATIONS EMERGENCY 101 SOUTH BRIDGE CENTER OPERATIONS CENTER STREET LABELLE 33935 NA NA OUT N FAITH-BASED FACILITY HIGH HAVEN CHURCH CLEWISTON NORTH NA 15.3419 100 N FAITH-BASED FACILITY MOUNT ZION CHURCH FELDA NA NA OUT N FAITH-BASED FACILITY FELDA CHURCH FELDA NA NA OUT N FAITH-BASED FACILITY BIG CYPRESS CHURCH GODDENS STRAND NA NA OUT Y FAITH-BASED NEW TESTAMENT FACILITY CHURCH GODDENS STRAND NA NA OUT N FIRE STATION CLEWISTON VFD 115 W VENTURA AVE CLEWISTON 33440 NA 16.5801 OUT N 2500 HENDRY ISLES FIRE STATION PIONEER VFD BLVD CLEWISTON 33440 NA 20.1078 OUT N MONTURA FLAGHOLE
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    Gid Pou Tout Danje Lee County Kesyon preparasyon an: Se responsablite tout moun 2017-2018 -*Gid pou tout danje se yon dokiman ki disponib sou sit wèb nou an : www.LeeEOC.com KOUMAN POU NOU JERE IJANS 3.0 nan Inside www.LeeEOC.com Teknoloji ap fè gwo avans pou li chanje sitiyasyon nan koze kominikasyon lè gen ijans. Moun Pg 1 Echèl Siklòn Saffir-Simpson nan tankou tout sekouris deja kòmanse foure kò yo byen fon nan teknoloji modèn sa yo—Sant pou Pg 2 Danje nan siklòn Jere Ijans Lee County a ladann tou. Nouvo gadjèt sa yo ogmante transparans nan sans kote nou Pg 3 Planifye! Prepare! Fè pawòl la gaye! kapab kenbe yon dyalòg ak kominote a nan diferan anviwonman, pou pèmèt gen plis fidbak o nivo Pg 4 Prepare yon bwat ki gen sa w lokal. bezwen an ka ijans LeeEOC.com ofri plizyè kalite resous ki founi moun enfòmasyon ki itil anpil: Pg 5 Pare bato w pou yon siklòn Paj Facebook nou an ofri enfòmasyon sou preparasyon pou ijans mete sou Pg 6 Ensidan move tan el niño ak la niña enfòmasyon pou ijans pandan sa ap fèt la a menm. Al sou sit wèb sa a: Pg 6 Evakye– Pran abri kote w ye a www.facebook.com/LCEMFL and www.facebook.com/LCEMVolunteers pou wè jan Pg 7 Abri pou popilasyon an - Abri pou ou kapab ede Lee County prepare tèt li pou ka ijan. bèt kay Lee County Emergency Management sèvi ak de diferan adrès twitè : Pg 8 Moun ki gen dezabilite ak sa ki gen @LeeEOC- ki bay enfòmasyon sou ijans sèlman bezwen espesyal @LCEMFL- Ki bay enfòmasyon sou ijans ak lòt enfòmasyon jeneral Pg 8 Transpò LeeAlert se app GRATIS nou an ki disponib sou Apple ak Android.