Prepare for the 2023 Hurricane Season

Prepare for hurricane season with the Leon County 2023 Disaster Survival Guide or visit LeonReady.com, our hub of resources to help individuals, their families, and their neighborhood prepare for disasters.

Throughout hurricane season, the County will continue to share preparedness tips and resources across social media to help develop a prepared and resilient community.

Pick up a copy of the 2023 Disaster Survival Guide at your nearest Leon County Public Library location.

Learn more at LeonReady.com.

Citizen Engagement Series: Hands-On Preparedness Training

Step behind the scenes at the Emergency Operations Center and learn how to prepare for disasters with local public safety experts. This hands‑on event will feature activities and demonstrations for the whole family. Dinner and refreshments will be provided. Space is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Register at LeonCountyFL.gov/CES.

42nd Annual Neighborhood Recognition Program

Nominate your neighborhood and neighbors that have gone above and beyond in the last year to help make our community a better place to live, work, and play.

Learn more and apply at LeonCountyFL.gov/NOTY.

Enjoy Summer Fun at the Leon County Public Library

Join the Leon County Public Library for “All Together Now” summer programs for all ages. Discover a summer filled with exciting performances, games, crafts, scavenger hunts, animal visits, reading challenges, and more.   

Learn more at LeonCountyLibrary.org/SummerPrograms.

Summer BreakSpot Offers Meals for Kids and Teens

Leon County Public Library Locations

All summer long, Leon County Government and Second Harvest of the Big Bend are proud to offer free healthy, packaged meals and snacks to kids and teens 18 and under at Leon County Public Library locations. No registration is required.

Check the schedule at LeonCountyLibrary.org/SummerBreakSpot.

Fertilizer Rain Delay Continues in June

The Fertilizer Rain Delay campaign reminds homeowners and professional fertilizer applicators not to apply fertilizer for at least one day ahead of forecasted heavy rain (1 inch or more in 24 hours). Check Leon County social media pages for a reminder to refrain from fertilizing whenever there is heavy rain in the forecast.

Learn more about fertilizer application and best practices at LeonCountyFL.gov/Fertilizer.