Neighborhood and Community Hurricane Pages
A hurricane does not hit Pensacola Beach the same way it hits Milton. Pick your community for local evacuation routes, surge exposure, flood risk and the storms that shaped it.
Pensacola Beach
Pensacola Beach sits on Santa Rosa Island, a narrow barrier island between the Gulf and Santa Rosa Sound.
Open guide →Perdido Key
Perdido Key is the westernmost barrier island in Florida, stretching from Pensacola Pass toward the Alabama line between the Gulf, Big Lagoon and Perdido Bay.
Open guide →Gulf Breeze
Gulf Breeze is a city on the peninsula between Pensacola Bay and Santa Rosa Sound, connected to downtown Pensacola by the Pensacola Bay Bridge (the “Three Mile Bridge”).
Open guide →Warrington
Warrington is the community southwest of Pensacola that surrounds Naval Air Station Pensacola, bordered by Bayou Grande, Pensacola Bay and the Big Lagoon side of Perdido Key.
Open guide →Milton
Milton is the Santa Rosa County seat, built along the Blackwater River at the head of Blackwater Bay and home to NAS Whiting Field.
Open guide →Navarre
Navarre stretches along Santa Rosa Sound in southern Santa Rosa County, with Navarre Beach across the sound on Santa Rosa Island.
Open guide →Pace
Pace is a fast-growing community in western Santa Rosa County, between Milton and the Escambia River, north of Escambia Bay.
Open guide →Downtown Pensacola
Downtown Pensacola — Palafox Street, the historic districts, the port and the waterfront — sits on the north shore of Pensacola Bay, with Bayou Texar to the east.
Open guide →Not listed?
Cantonment, Molino, Century, Bellview, Myrtle Grove, Ferry Pass, Brent and Midway residents can use the address-based zone checker and the countywide guides on this site. Most of north Escambia and north Santa Rosa is outside storm-surge zones, but inland wind, tornadoes and river flooding still reach these areas.