Hurricane Dorian – Current list of updates and fences

Throughout the storm, the Bungalower staff will continue to update this message with all the relevant information that Orlandoers need to keep to stay safe and engaged as long as we have the power.

We will label the information with the date it was published so that you know you have the latest updates.

If you still have time to prepare, check out our Hurricane Primer RIGHT HERE with suggestions on what to put in your kit, how to sign up to receive text alerts in case of OUC power failure, etc.

El Gobierno del Condado Orange open now 12 refugios at 8 am on the 1st of September, between 6 days before and after the refugees' night, that the mascots are allowed. You are here to find shelters for people with special species and medicines. Residents are not overwhelmed until September to June. Shelters are not open to other people.

• Continue to check the National Weather Service (Website) to get the latest information on the storm.
• Stay in touch with the city of Orlando through their social networks such as facebook.com/cityoforlando in case of evacuation order. Click on RIGHT HERE if you or someone you know needs it Espanol.
• NEED GAS? CLICK ON RIGHT HERE USE THE INTERACTIVE MAP OF GASBUDDY.COM. You suspect someone to gauge prices? Report them to Pam Bondi's new exorbitant price hotline at (866) -9-NO-SCAM.
• Know where nearest shelter is clicking RIGHT HERE.

SERVICES AND CIVIC DATA

• LYNX services will continue to be provided until further notice and when sustained winds reach 35 mph since Hurricane Dorian. – 8/30
• Road Rangers will patrol I-4 until central Florida reaches steady winds of 35 mph.
• ACCESS LYNX and ONLY We will arrange vital medical travel for things such as dialysis and cancer treatments until further notice. – 8/30
• The Orange County Solid Waste Division opened a additional collection site for yard waste, including the size of the trees, before landing the hurricane. The sites are located at the Porter Transfer Station, in West Orange County, at 1326 Good Homes Road, which is open from 8 am to 5 pm. until Sunday and at the Orange County outlet at 5901 Young Pine Road, on the east side of the county, from 8 am to 5 pm Daily.
• The city of Orlando has issued a cautionary note on all lakes during the duration of Hurricane Dorian and immediately thereafter. Due to the storm, the potential for water contamination, sewer overflows, wildlife and other safety issues is high.
• Florida Power and Light has 13,000 employees and additional staff ready to undertake restoration work after the hurricane.
• OUC tripled their resources during the hurricane with teams from across the country to help with restoration.
• Florida Highway Patrol begin to escort gas tankers to stations from Friday to weekend.
• The city of Orlando will remove garage fees. The date and time of opening will be available soon. – 8/30
• LYNX All scheduled trips until Sunday will only include life support medical trips on Monday.
• FDOT will close a lane on the east side of Interstate 4 from Formosa to Lee Road to inspect and secure connections that are part of a wooden ramp at the top of a temporary wall in the area. The closure will last from 23h. Friday at 4 am Saturday.
• the Orlando International Airport will close at 2 o'clock on Monday morning.
• sunrail will suspend its operations from Tuesday to Friday, September 6.
• the City of Winter Park has a power outage card available online RIGHT HERE.

CANCELLATIONS AND CHANGES:

• the Orlando Pride The game scheduled for Saturday, August 3 will be Saturday, October 5 at 17 hours.
• Museums of Art and History – Maitland will be closed from August 31st to September 2nd.
• Orlando Museum of Art is always scheduled to be open on Saturday and Sunday. – 8/30
• Bangrak and Pigs and sons postpone their Thai-American Cookout pop-up scheduled for Monday, September 2nd.
• Orange County Schools canceled all the activities of the weekend.
• UCF faculty exhibit canceled.
• Florida State University has shifted its Saturday football game to Tallahassee.
• UCF, Valencia, and Rollins College will close their campuses.
• Target on OBT South is out of the water.
• LIME and HopR removed their bikes from the streets before the storm.
• Monday's garbage pickup in Orlando will not take place.
• CFCArts canceled his performance on Sunday 1 September Next to normal.
• Orange County will close all schools Tuesday.
• Mosaic Hair Studio and Blowout Bar will be closed Tuesday.
• Orange County Library System closes its branches from Sunday to Tuesday.
• Dr. Phillips Center postponed the performance of My brother, my brother and me until new order.
• Blue Bamboo Arts Center – canceled David Mason Band
• Central Florida Exhibition Park – frequency burst canceled
• House of Blues – canceled One Nation Under a Groove
• Enzian Theater will close Monday and Tuesday with a reopening on Wednesday.

ORLANDO COMPANIES MAKING GOOD:

• Salvation Army has its fleet of 30 standby mobile power units. Each truck can serve from 500 to 1,500 meals a day.
• Real Radio 104.1 will be on the air throughout the hurricane to inform listeners all day long.
• If you eat at Pepe's Cantina at Winter Park Today (Friday), your table will receive a free carton of water bottles.
• The ravenous pig sells party kits with ribs, kebabs, cake and Hurricane Party beer mix for $ 75.
• Lambs eat ivy will offer a place to wash your hair if you lose power after the storm. They promise to have cold water and hot coffee.
• Wally's Mills Liquor Avenue has super affordable drinks for sale with few queues if you are in the Mills 50 area.
• Swan Bagels plans to be open all weekend and Monday as long as it will have "roof and electricity".
• Publix sells cookies with icing that looks like a hurricane.
• Rock Pit Brewing provides filtered water to the residents if they bring their own container.
• Ten 10 Brewing offering free filtered water.
• Legoland Florida offering free admission throughout the month of September to first responders.
• Lafayette and Rushford Home Baldwin Park sells real and battery-powered candles.
• Rosen Hotels offer a "distress rate" for Floridians starting at $ 59.99 a night. Pets stay free and you can book online at orlandohotels4less.com.
• Megram Construction is give free plywood at 160 S. Central Avenue.
• Ivanhoe Park Brewing today offers a deal at half of the second deal for his Joyland IPA.
• MX Taco Hurricane Taco Boxes, which feeds 8 to 10 people for $ 80. Order via Facebook / phone and pick up on Sunday.
• Orlando Meats is having a 10 percent sale leading up to the hurricane.
• Tactical brewing company gives free water Saturday at Baldwin Park.
• Digress Wine offers 10% off any purchase of ten bottles or more to help you during this long hurricane.