*Announced November 2nd: Confirm current operating status before traveling; the county’s emergency dashboard also displays a message that shelter operations are not currently needed. The county is also warning residents to avoid flooded roads and standing water because of potential contamination, debris and electrical hazards.
Where residents can get help
- 211 Brevard — 24-hour assistance
Dial 211 or 321-632-6688.
Text your ZIP code to 898211.
Assistance referrals for food, emergency shelter, housing, utilities and disaster recovery.
- Brevard County Housing & Human Services
Financial assistance programs for eligible residents, including rent, mortgage, utility bills and emergency needs.
Phone: 321-633-2007
- Food assistance and community donations
The City of Cocoa is collecting nonperishable foods, toiletries and baby supplies during November through its annual Cocoa vs. Rockledge Food Drive, benefiting the Sharing Center of Central Brevard.
- Family Promise of Brevard
Housing stabilization, family shelter referrals and possible eviction-prevention assistance for eligible families with children. Financial assistance depends on available funds.
As flooding impacts communities across Brevard County, the American Red Cross has partnered with Brevard County Emergency Management and local partners to open a shelter for residents in need of a safe place to stay.
