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Final Hurricane Nicole cleanup begins in St. Johns County

By Brianna Andrews - News4Jax and Brie Isom - News4Jax
Published on December 12, 2022 at 11:01 am
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Scraps of wood and other materials are still scattered along St. Johns County’s beaches about a month after Hurricane Nicole hit northeast Florida.

Crews will clean up all leftover storm debris in St. Johns County starting Monday.

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A staging and collection area will be set up in the Crescent Beach parking lot, with limited parking open to the public, according to the county’s board of commissioners.

Read the rest of this story at News4Jax, a Jacksonville Today news partner.

author image email Brianna Andrews joined the News4Jax team in July 2021. The New York City native comes to the Sunshine State after working as the Weekend Morning Anchor in Erie, Pennsylvania. Before that, she worked in production for Fox News Channel in the Big Apple.

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