You are 100% correct when you say that we cannot depend on others to solve our problems during hardships. People who do not live here have no idea how many people are struggling due to this hurricane. It's going to be long healing process.
Ohhh the great volunteers in my small town 40 miles north of Florida came to my rescue without asking!!! They bulldozed down trees and cleared my yard of a mountain of trees!! Another group cleaned up my stuff. We had volunteers with free meals all over town!! Yes I was too happy for help. Lots of good caring souls from other states helped
So many areas of destruction that the news media will never cover😢 Hopefully government officials will see your videos and realize the scope and scale of the damaged areas 🙏🇺🇸
Last year at this time I found your channel & talked to u about buying one of those lots & you told me to be VERY CAUTIOUS as there are MANY SCAMMERS IN FLORIDA 🌴🌴🌴 THANK YOU JOSE' I APPRECIATE yours & KATIE'S REAL ESTATE KNOWLEDGE....Just look at what I would have purchased....."A DUMP SITE" with a HOMELESS CAMP in my backyard! 😠😠😠
Good in depth detailed video on significant localized damage and criminal dumping. Going to take millions of dollars to update and upgrade each of those private communities infrastructures. Many will walk away from their property to be taken by the towns and counties, then to be sold at auction in a year or so, when everybody forgets about hurricane Ian. Very sad, but this happens all over, unless you have your own money to rebuild. Odd, the main media is not talking about how FEMA and what or how they are helping in Florida. Safe travels.
Where is the 40+ million dollars that was donated to Florida by US citizens and people around the world that DeSantis' wife is in charge of? It was supposed to go to the people in Florida who didn't qualify for FEMA! Please ask them about that.
Another ball of bitterness libtard. Grow up. 40 million dollars isn't much, honestly when there are thousands who are without homes. Go get your next round of boosters....
I feel blessed here in the area of Englewood where we live. No flooding in my hood but there was 10 solid hrs in the western wall. My pool cage was demolished, my privacy fence is history, and many lost shingles but no water damage. We really got lucky. No power for two weeks but my portable generator was able to run my fridges intermittently and we didn't even lose any food. I used the rec fuel from our boat when there were 5 hr lines at the few gas staions that were able to open. All around is destruction. People are hurting. It's going to be a long long time before it comes back.
I live in North Port. The eye wall went over top of my house basically. They are saying Price Blvd will be impassible around Sumter will be closed until February :(
Charlotte County Florida residents spent HOURS DURING THE HURRICANE with ZERO OFFICIAL updates broadcast via news or radio.... WE HAD NOTH8NG FROM OUR PAID OFFICIALS. FOR10 days we did not even have an UPDATE on our public drinkable water... WE had city low pressure septics left without town services. CHARLOTTE COUNTY needs competent officials, people who will show up HELP
Can't you let someone know about the illegal dumping? That's so messed up that these trucks are just dumping anywhere! You should get the trucks license plate number and turn them in. It's so sad that neighbors are ignored by FEMA just because it's not an upscale community.
your video looks clear to me, you're doing a very good job of explaining everything. I see no problems with your video at all. thanks for posting this this was my old neighborhood I'm now off of cranberry which has also suffered catastrophic damage.
I live in Venice in Waterford a gated community. It's by far one of the most unfriendly places I have ever lived. I got hot fairly hard compared to others. Nothing compared to Northport or Ft Meyers. However we got a letter soooo concerned about our tree debris etc. They sent a very insulting letter demanding the replanting of trees. I am amazed at the disconnect of the board and self proclaimed elite totally oblivious to the debating loss sustained by people. You are right on target. Many people are clueless .
Why I left SWFL, born and raised in Naples, all the transplants coming in acting like a bunch of Karen’s and condo commandos, no thanks. A shame what it’s become.
Why I left SWFL, born and raised in Naples, all the transplants coming in acting like a bunch of Karen’s and condo commandos, no thanks. A shame what it’s become.
I live in n.p I drove past that washed out sidewalk yesterday crazy stuff. Multiple water ways on price were washed out still cant travel from Salford to Sumpter on price.
"Baron Rothschild, a British banker and politician from the wealthy international Rothschild family, once said that the best time to buy is “when there is blood in the streets.” They prosper by other people's suffering.
In 2013, Trump said he loved crashes bc thats wen he buys cheap to later sell high. He named his last son Baron bc Rothschild is his relative. Im not dumping on Trump, everyone hopes to "buy low sell high", but I thot I wld mention it.
I'm port Charlotte,, shingle damage but no leaks I'll take my time doing the roof. Soffit damage && all fixed. Ran my generators for 6 days and then got power back. 130--140 MPH winds.
I live in North Port, Fl and I recognized several of the areas shown in the video. Lucky for me other then 4 small trees (which I cut down) and my fence in the back yard I suffered no damage.
At 22.34 ... that's my house. Concrete pile was from a garden wall in the back that got damaged. Our patio roof was attached to it and got ripped apart during the storm. So we broke it apart and I hauled all that to the curb. Trash collection did pick it up. Thank God. Hurricane Ian was scary. And I do agree NP was overlooked and didn't get enough attention. The destruction was horrific. Like apocalyptic a few weeks after. An experience for the history books.
They’re rushing to the aid of all the tourist areas. Inland will possibly be neglected and forgotten. So very tragic! I hope they are able to rebuild much more quickly than New Orleans did. There are still more empty spaces there than not. We as a society really need to do better.
Hi Jose, how rude people are dumping illegally. ) : I guess I can see, if they have been waiting forever, but still! ) : Be patient! Good things come to those who wait! Thanks for sharing all your content! ( :
🏳️🌈📱 Since you went that street yesterday on the video. Me & my mom went to that street for me going to get blood work done on Halloween in the morning appointment since my East Price Blvd heading to South Sumter Blvd near neighborhood Walmart & it still closed due to repair bridge. I've seen it first time like whoa also seen my former North Port comm. Joe Fink old house if it's gotten any damage luckily no damage at all. Man what a mess you seen it on the road from blowing near the house. Thankfully you did couple of videos for after Hurricane Ian left. Soon enough you will be very busy for more video around southwest Florida area. 📱🏳️🌈
people and companies that do that should do some time in prison, illegal dumping is a class felony. I know I'd be pissed off if someone threw stuff like that into my lots. I'll be damned if I'm going to pay for anything like that. so I understand where you're coming from. people and companies just don't think they don't use their common sense. common courtesy and common Sense there's a lot of that being lacked. so I understand exactly what you're talking about and they should be held accounted for for it.
I was freaking out & boarding up, We got lucky & the storm turned in early before getting to Tampa Bay. I own my home & it's all I got....feel bad for the people that got wiped out
Great video. Seems like it will take the people in this area years to completely recover from Ian. Question. As an asthmatic myself, I was wondering if your breathing improves completely after leaving these high mold areas?
Oh no. I haven't been up past north port blvd... The path went directly over our back yard. But we were spared. You can only count on yourself. You are so right.
I survived a F4 tornedo back in 2003 living in KC. It took half of my house but thank God my basement saved my life. I had been divorced only a few weeks and my firstborn went off to war the same time frame to Iraq and I had started s new job. The stress on me was too much but I pressed on!!! Then 2013 I moved to Southwest Florida to retire early and live In my small but mighty cynder block home I bought at a foreclosure auction. In my town of Port Charlotte just 40min north of Ft Meyers it decided to take turn into my area!!! I was terrified but to evacuate with 1 million others was scarry also!! I filled my gas tank; got cash out of my bank and headed to North Port where my friends lived!!! For 10 hours the wind was sooo forceful and I drank wine like a whino and I don't drink!!! Lol. My friends died laughing when I brought along 3 life jackets just in case it flooded!!! When they saw water everywhere they no longer laughed!! After the water went down we went 7 miles to Port Charlotte to see my little home!! Back of my roof was partially gone. My shed was no where to be found; my new white vinal fence was gone and my yard was a mile high of down trees!!! I said " ohh it's bad but no big deal because it will be better than before just wait n see!!!". I told people stop crying and moaning we are lucky fools !! We are alive and this crap can be replaced!! A crew of Florida disaster volunteers asked if they could clear my trees!! A new roof is going to be added this week so it's coming together slowly!! But the debri is unbelieveable here. I told my son I refuse to visit California because my luck a earthquake comes!! Lol
I've lived here 32 years and never been through a hurricane like this one. The flooding was worse than we've ever seen here. Our neighbor hood didn't flood like this for Charlie or Irma.. Doesn't help, other northern counties water drains through North Ports canals.. The wind was so strong I could feel our cement block walls swaying.
Years ago I tried to work in Florida. Found that to even mow a neighbor's yard you had to have a permit or some bull sh*t. I could never live there. Cause I like to just help people.. I was told it was because of the scammers. It sucked cause I was not charging. I just wanted to help. I left. I go down now for vacation.. but no longer offer to help. Too many Karen's down there for me.
The reason why there was so much flooding that occurred was the Peace River the Myakka River the damn broke so when this occurred it caused extra flooding on top of already a hurricane the eye of the storm actually went through North Port and Englewood I know the area very well down on my Myakka River where you were is the lowest point of the Myakka River it floods down there on just a rainy day that is River living there were also people that were hit that live on the river literally on the river with RVs intent they were flooded out as well and yes it still looks that way a month after the hurricane it's a mess thank you for showing the world this video and have a great day🌞
Detroit in the house. This is horrible, I feel for this people, it's like, where do I start? Not knowing what to do next with no belongings left is something I cant imagine. Hope everyone gets a solution.❤
The winds were between 150 to 155 Mi an hour tornadoes rip through North Port Englewood Fort Myers Etc there was extensive damage done with trees because of the following days of the rain that was in the area the devastation is horrible yeah like you mentioned the majority of people had no insurance so we are trying to get help there are resources you just have to find them good luck to all my neighbors and everybody on the West Coast west coast strong!💯🧡
Is this the low income neighborhood? This is the kind of thing when government is supposed to be there for us! If not for tines like this, then when? These storms are not going to stop. We should be preparing for things like this! $900 Billion for defense? We better start defending the planet and it's citizens! We are all on this Earth together. It's the only planet we have.
These are the homes of the poorly paid working class, and they will get less financial help as the uber wealthy with million dollar homes. This just crushes me. They were just making it as it is and now they lost so much.
I had just left port Charlotte two weeks before ian due to a bad roommate. I actually was in Arizona at my sons watching the news two weeks after I left pc an I was like omg god is good because he got me an my baby out of that mess. Lord knows after me doing Maria in Puerto Rico an sally in Pensacola Florida we didn’t need another. Although I’m back in vieques pr an it’s non stop raining. We still have a month of hurricane season left. I’m heading back to Arizona Dec so god I just want out of the tropical 🏝 lol❤
To be truthful I still love Florida and no way will I move back to the Midwest ever again!! People say I'm crazy to live here and I say right back to them" are people crazy living with tornedos in Midwest? Should people not live in California for fear of earthquakes? Texas Louisania Alabama get hurricanes too so they also should not live there? Blizzards are destructive too up North. So where do we live that's safe?? Hello?
It's called depressed you get so depressed you don't know where to start, plus I have to have license well you should send a copy of this plus different comments to our governor because this cannot continue as insurance increase lately so does the materials especially shingles it's really sucks well I'm kind of glad you went around the outskirts well at least I see telephone poles and power lines all I can say is you got to get in touch with the governor thanks for showing us this at least me trailer parks are pain in the ass I lived in one really bad all it is just a tin can with Andrew a mobile home park was like all the way down to the bottom everything was gone just a frame on the bottom so sad instead of staying on social media the governor should see this and start getting people to move and some of the trailer parks at wasn't in the the hard struck part of the hurricane they had some damage to hey it's a mess when it comes to Illegal dumping they did the same thing here in Miami it's hard to catch him instead of dishing out the money they just stick the money in their pocket and probably charge the people you're absolutely right it's hard to catch their ass cuz they're just go around and to give them a ticket it only caught him once they probably dumped like eight 10 times been there
Well things got crazier November 6th 2022 we still haven't in Miami repaired all the roofs now it's increased the price on the roofs so a lot of people here in Miami with tarps from the last hurricane what we used to spend for shingle roof was like $6,000 now it's increased the $15,000 wow but you have to have insurance no matter what what a large increase for shingles had a neighbor here put a metal roof I don't like it too much cause him $35,000 this more or less looks like Hurricane Andrew where we went through and if you look at the weather today you'll notice we're getting like a tropical storm Governor has to do something we can't go through high price and insurance and high pricing just a roof I don't know if it's possible but send this to to the governor good luck
Wow November 6th 2022 wow reminds me when we had Hurricane Andrew the pile of debris and the bad thing about it is that they're going to have more rain because I'm here in Miami and we're going to have a tropical storm or subtropical passing by bringing a lot of water and I know that these people don't need it but believe it or not here in Miami we still have homes with tarps from the last hurricane we had I guess good luck
Hopefully they will get to there . If that was me and yes I live in Florida . Those who yell the loudest get heard . That would be my goal daily . But alot of other who not been help .Alot cleaned up there own mess . Our house got hit in Erma who clean up us the homeowner .But they do need to come out there and throw away the garage .
This guy comes from outside of the area does not live in the area and tapes a few things and makes comments. It is not fair because a lot of neighbors have helped other neighbors and people have been going out of their ways for others and people did come into the area feeding around Lowe's and other businesses helping everybody out hoping everybody out I live in this area this guy's full of baloney.
One of the problems is he does not know all the details of how they're getting rid of the materials where they've been taken to how much time it's taken how many contractors have come down I was in the midst of this I even got picked up off the ground watching and taping this hurricane but there are people coming from the outside when I went North the middle of the next day after the hurricane I saw hundreds of construction vehicles coming from the North all the way until I was in Georgia there was a lot of people came down here and helped out.
enjoyed your cast but some of your info is Flawed,Fema is here along with a whole host of others to help ,infact they are talking about rebuilding 600 homes up to current flood codes....the City workers themselves have done little to help but there is all kinds of Equipment picking up Debris from other states.. and the army core of engineers can/are looking at repairing the Flooding so it doesn't happen again...
The attention on North Port is not being neglected. If you ever have followed a FEMA truck, you would understand why it SEEMS to be taking so long. The debris needing to be cleared is immense and the removal trucks are working as fast as they can. Patience is a virtue, try exercising it. No one but YOU is responsible for what happens to YOU.
I don't understand what help they expect from others on their own personal property, they have insurance or should have but it is expensive in FLORIDA and it's now gonna get worse, especially for flood insurance. Just look anywhere in the country when someone's house catches fire, other than the FD who comes to help rebuild or find temporary lodgings, no one and this is just one house out of tens of thousands of home so there's no stretched resources like there is after a hurricane so why should a hurricane be different? Sure it sucks but everyone knew it could happen and likely would happen as climate naturally changes as we exited the Little Ice Age and head to the next warming period.
yea the video is not as good, maybe there is a way to reset it completely like when it was new, sort of wipe it clean and start over maybe that will do it, maybe not. but, its still not terrible as it is
🏳️🌈📱 Good question Dave P we've haven't gotten there yet since East Price Blvd it was open for all 4 bridge since it was gotten damage from Hurricane Ian and took them completed construction 1 month done for fixing it. 📱🏳️🌈
Thank you 🙏 we was forgotten about.! You must not be from here originally 🤣🤦it's the way you said "Mayaka" is what gave it away 🤣🤣🤣 Red cross was in the area and FEMA has only helped a every few also the military was out helping people, feed the hungry was in the area as well.. But I can agree with the community being ridiculous 🤦 scum bags complain about so much like simple things like internet for example but yet no one wants to get out and help the community by checking on them or help cleaning it up. It's ridiculous 🤦 North Port people is ridiculous. What I don't get is people buy these houses and then get mad when they are destroyed 🤣🤦 I mean we are right by the water so idk what they expected when they bought the house to began with 🤣🤦🤣🤦🤦🤦 this is Florida people this is not our first hurricane 🤦
When you talk about the community helping each other you have to remember that this is a very red state who's motto is personal responsibility. In other words it's every person for themselves. That doesn't foster community or assistance for their neighbors.
Exactly! I don't know what makes people not want to help their fellow people! If government isn't there to help it's citizens. What are they there for?
You are 100% correct when you say that we cannot depend on others to solve our problems during hardships. People who do not live here have no idea how many people are struggling due to this hurricane.
It's going to be long healing process.
Ohhh the great volunteers in my small town 40 miles north of Florida came to my rescue without asking!!! They bulldozed down trees and cleared my yard of a mountain of trees!! Another group cleaned up my stuff. We had volunteers with free meals all over town!! Yes I was too happy for help. Lots of good caring souls from other states helped
Sorry north of Ft Meyers
I’m so sorry for the devastation. I will pray for you.
So many areas of destruction that the news media will never cover😢 Hopefully government officials will see your videos and realize the scope and scale of the damaged areas 🙏🇺🇸
Last year at this time I found your channel & talked to u about buying one of those lots & you told me to be VERY CAUTIOUS as there are MANY SCAMMERS IN FLORIDA 🌴🌴🌴 THANK YOU JOSE' I APPRECIATE yours & KATIE'S REAL ESTATE KNOWLEDGE....Just look at what I would have purchased....."A DUMP SITE" with a HOMELESS CAMP in my backyard! 😠😠😠
Glad I could help. No investment is without liabilities
Most of the scammers are from the north that come to florida.
@@jameshines6486 not only north but also from other states.
Good in depth detailed video on significant localized damage and criminal dumping. Going to take millions of dollars to update and upgrade each of those private communities infrastructures. Many will walk away from their property to be taken by the towns and counties, then to be sold at auction in a year or so, when everybody forgets about hurricane Ian. Very sad, but this happens all over, unless you have your own money to rebuild. Odd, the main media is not talking about how FEMA and what or how they are helping in Florida. Safe travels.
Where is the 40+ million dollars that was donated to Florida by US citizens and people around the world that DeSantis' wife is in charge of? It was supposed to go to the people in Florida who didn't qualify for FEMA! Please ask them about that.
I was waiting for someone to bring that up.
Another ball of bitterness libtard. Grow up. 40 million dollars isn't much, honestly when there are thousands who are without homes. Go get your next round of boosters....
@@loladial6078 Money sure doesn't go very far anymore.
You're right. Things should be magically fixed by now.
I feel blessed here in the area of Englewood where we live. No flooding in my hood but there was 10 solid hrs in the western wall. My pool cage was demolished, my privacy fence is history, and many lost shingles but no water damage. We really got lucky. No power for two weeks but my portable generator was able to run my fridges intermittently and we didn't even lose any food. I used the rec fuel from our boat when there were 5 hr lines at the few gas staions that were able to open. All around is destruction. People are hurting. It's going to be a long long time before it comes back.
José thanks for the video! Very informative, it's seem that the North side of Nort Port was more damaged than the south side.
THANK YOU FOR THE REAL IAN UPDATES...BE SAFE OUT THERE!!
I live in North Port. The eye wall went over top of my house basically. They are saying Price Blvd will be impassible around Sumter will be closed until February :(
I try to talk to people about what really happen to so many areas that had no news coverage, and all I get is the Fluoride stare back from them!
Charlotte County Florida residents spent HOURS DURING THE HURRICANE with ZERO OFFICIAL updates broadcast via news or radio.... WE HAD NOTH8NG FROM OUR PAID OFFICIALS. FOR10 days we did not even have an UPDATE on our public drinkable water... WE had city low pressure septics left without town services. CHARLOTTE COUNTY needs competent officials, people who will show up HELP
Can't you let someone know about the illegal dumping? That's so messed up that these trucks are just dumping anywhere! You should get the trucks license plate number and turn them in.
It's so sad that neighbors are ignored by FEMA just because it's not an upscale community.
an arrest was made.. that pretty much says... the law knows.
your video looks clear to me, you're doing a very good job of explaining everything. I see no problems with your video at all. thanks for posting this this was my old neighborhood I'm now off of cranberry which has also suffered catastrophic damage.
Heartbreaking.
I live in Venice in Waterford a gated community. It's by far one of the most unfriendly places I have ever lived. I got hot fairly hard compared to others. Nothing compared to Northport or Ft Meyers. However we got a letter soooo concerned about our tree debris etc. They sent a very insulting letter demanding the replanting of trees. I am amazed at the disconnect of the board and self proclaimed elite totally oblivious to the debating loss sustained by people. You are right on target. Many people are clueless .
Most of those communities are that way. Unfriendly.
Why I left SWFL, born and raised in Naples, all the transplants coming in acting like a bunch of Karen’s and condo commandos, no thanks.
A shame what it’s become.
Why I left SWFL, born and raised in Naples, all the transplants coming in acting like a bunch of Karen’s and condo commandos, no thanks.
A shame what it’s become.
I live in n.p I drove past that washed out sidewalk yesterday crazy stuff. Multiple water ways on price were washed out still cant travel from Salford to Sumpter on price.
"Baron Rothschild, a British banker and politician from the wealthy international Rothschild family, once said that the best time to buy is “when there is blood in the streets.”
They prosper by other people's suffering.
In 2013, Trump said he loved crashes bc thats wen he buys cheap to later sell high. He named his last son Baron bc Rothschild is his relative. Im not dumping on Trump, everyone hopes to "buy low sell high", but I thot I wld mention it.
That's why everyone bought during the pandemic.
I'm port Charlotte,, shingle damage but no leaks I'll take my time doing the roof. Soffit damage && all fixed. Ran my generators for 6 days and then got power back. 130--140 MPH winds.
I live in North Port, Fl and I recognized several of the areas shown in the video. Lucky for me other then 4 small trees (which I cut down) and my fence in the back yard I suffered no damage.
Same here. A couple shingles and the fence. A tornado ripped up our yard and both neighbors homes but missed our house.
At 22.34 ... that's my house. Concrete pile was from a garden wall in the back that got damaged. Our patio roof was attached to it and got ripped apart during the storm. So we broke it apart and I hauled all that to the curb. Trash collection did pick it up. Thank God. Hurricane Ian was scary. And I do agree NP was overlooked and didn't get enough attention. The destruction was horrific. Like apocalyptic a few weeks after. An experience for the history books.
They’re rushing to the aid of all the tourist areas. Inland will possibly be neglected and forgotten. So very tragic! I hope they are able to rebuild much more quickly than New Orleans did. There are still more empty spaces there than not. We as a society really need to do better.
They truly don’t seem to be rushing anymore. Maybe the election is close to over.
Hi Jose, how rude people are dumping illegally. ) : I guess I can see, if they have been waiting forever, but still! ) : Be patient! Good things come to those who wait! Thanks for sharing all your content! ( :
these are not private people, they are greedy contractors
It was that way for us when Katrina come thru. All everyone talked about was New Orleans. They just flooded, the hurricane hit Mississippi
🏳️🌈📱 Since you went that street yesterday on the video. Me & my mom went to that street for me going to get blood work done on Halloween in the morning appointment since my East Price Blvd heading to South Sumter Blvd near neighborhood Walmart & it still closed due to repair bridge. I've seen it first time like whoa also seen my former North Port comm. Joe Fink old house if it's gotten any damage luckily no damage at all. Man what a mess you seen it on the road from blowing near the house. Thankfully you did couple of videos for after Hurricane Ian left. Soon enough you will be very busy for more video around southwest Florida area. 📱🏳️🌈
people and companies that do that should do some time in prison, illegal dumping is a class felony. I know I'd be pissed off if someone threw stuff like that into my lots. I'll be damned if I'm going to pay for anything like that. so I understand where you're coming from. people and companies just don't think they don't use their common sense. common courtesy and common Sense there's a lot of that being lacked. so I understand exactly what you're talking about and they should be held accounted for for it.
Good video Jose 👍
I was freaking out & boarding up, We got lucky & the storm turned in early before getting to Tampa Bay. I own my home & it's all I got....feel bad for the people that got wiped out
How awful and sad! 😪 Shame on the town of North Port for not getting help for all of its residents!!
Shame on the residence for not helping each other out. 🤦
Shame on Sarasota county for treating North Port like the red headed stepchild.
Great video. Seems like it will take the people in this area years to completely recover from Ian. Question. As an asthmatic myself, I was wondering if your breathing improves completely after leaving these high mold areas?
completely no, takes days to recover.
Oh no. I haven't been up past north port blvd... The path went directly over our back yard. But we were spared.
You can only count on yourself. You are so right.
I survived a F4 tornedo back in 2003 living in KC. It took half of my house but thank God my basement saved my life. I had been divorced only a few weeks and my firstborn went off to war the same time frame to Iraq and I had started s new job. The stress on me was too much but I pressed on!!! Then 2013 I moved to Southwest Florida to retire early and live In my small but mighty cynder block home I bought at a foreclosure auction. In my town of Port Charlotte just 40min north of Ft Meyers it decided to take turn into my area!!! I was terrified but to evacuate with 1 million others was scarry also!! I filled my gas tank; got cash out of my bank and headed to North Port where my friends lived!!! For 10 hours the wind was sooo forceful and I drank wine like a whino and I don't drink!!! Lol. My friends died laughing when I brought along 3 life jackets just in case it flooded!!! When they saw water everywhere they no longer laughed!! After the water went down we went 7 miles to Port Charlotte to see my little home!! Back of my roof was partially gone. My shed was no where to be found; my new white vinal fence was gone and my yard was a mile high of down trees!!! I said " ohh it's bad but no big deal because it will be better than before just wait n see!!!". I told people stop crying and moaning we are lucky fools !! We are alive and this crap can be replaced!! A crew of Florida disaster volunteers asked if they could clear my trees!! A new roof is going to be added this week so it's coming together slowly!! But the debri is unbelieveable here. I told my son I refuse to visit California because my luck a earthquake comes!! Lol
I've lived here 32 years and never been through a hurricane like this one. The flooding was worse than we've ever seen here. Our neighbor hood didn't flood like this for Charlie or Irma.. Doesn't help, other northern counties water drains through North Ports canals..
The wind was so strong I could feel our cement block walls swaying.
Oh yeah even with wilma the walls were shaking concrete walls shake at over 115mph winds
Years ago I tried to work in Florida. Found that to even mow a neighbor's yard you had to have a permit or some bull sh*t. I could never live there. Cause I like to just help people..
I was told it was because of the scammers.
It sucked cause I was not charging. I just wanted to help. I left. I go down now for vacation.. but no longer offer to help. Too many Karen's down there for me.
The reason why there was so much flooding that occurred was the Peace River the Myakka River the damn broke so when this occurred it caused extra flooding on top of already a hurricane the eye of the storm actually went through North Port and Englewood I know the area very well down on my Myakka River where you were is the lowest point of the Myakka River it floods down there on just a rainy day that is River living there were also people that were hit that live on the river literally on the river with RVs intent they were flooded out as well and yes it still looks that way a month after the hurricane it's a mess thank you for showing the world this video and have a great day🌞
Detroit in the house. This is horrible, I feel for this people, it's like, where do I start? Not knowing what to do next with no belongings left is something I cant imagine. Hope everyone gets a solution.❤
👍 Thank you for caring and God Bless you. It's going to be a long healing process.
All you have to do is look at past hurricane history to know that it will be months and years before things are back to normal.
👺💩Seems back to normal NOW. 🥺
Would love to see how Arcadia is faring
I live in north port and there’s no help
You should wear a mask
Yikes!
Black Rock and Vanguard will be buying all those homes at fire sale prices!
they wont buy single family homes from the 70s
Great video. I live in St.peterburg neath area. No damage at all here. .Very fortunate . It could have veer north 100 .miles.
The winds were between 150 to 155 Mi an hour tornadoes rip through North Port Englewood Fort Myers Etc there was extensive damage done with trees because of the following days of the rain that was in the area the devastation is horrible yeah like you mentioned the majority of people had no insurance so we are trying to get help there are resources you just have to find them good luck to all my neighbors and everybody on the West Coast west coast strong!💯🧡
offshore YES... way out in the ocean not over land
Is this the low income neighborhood? This is the kind of thing when government is supposed to be there for us! If not for tines like this, then when? These storms are not going to stop. We should be preparing for things like this! $900 Billion for defense? We better start defending the planet and it's citizens! We are all on this Earth together. It's the only planet we have.
These are the homes of the poorly paid working class, and they will get less financial help as the uber wealthy with million dollar homes. This just crushes me. They were just making it as it is and now they lost so much.
@Aaron hustle But you KNOW all the little streets along there are working class. If you are on water, sure it's more money.
All your money went to Ukraine 🇺🇦
North Port. Isn't that where the Laundries live?
Yes
I had just left port Charlotte two weeks before ian due to a bad roommate. I actually was in Arizona at my sons watching the news two weeks after I left pc an I was like omg god is good because he got me an my baby out of that mess. Lord knows after me doing Maria in Puerto Rico an sally in Pensacola Florida we didn’t need another. Although I’m back in vieques pr an it’s non stop raining. We still have a month of hurricane season left. I’m heading back to Arizona Dec so god I just want out of the tropical 🏝 lol❤
the "bad roommate" did you a huge favor
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS you got that right southern life.
To be truthful I still love Florida and no way will I move back to the Midwest ever again!! People say I'm crazy to live here and I say right back to them" are people crazy living with tornedos in Midwest? Should people not live in California for fear of earthquakes? Texas Louisania Alabama get hurricanes too so they also should not live there? Blizzards are destructive too up North. So where do we live that's safe?? Hello?
The buildings in the first 3 min have been abandoned and unoccupied for many years.
Yep I can relate to it. We had so much debris after Ian
We’re sleeping on our back porch off of s biscayne and branch
It's called depressed you get so depressed you don't know where to start, plus I have to have license well you should send a copy of this plus different comments to our governor because this cannot continue as insurance increase lately so does the materials especially shingles it's really sucks well I'm kind of glad you went around the outskirts well at least I see telephone poles and power lines all I can say is you got to get in touch with the governor thanks for showing us this at least me trailer parks are pain in the ass I lived in one really bad all it is just a tin can with Andrew a mobile home park was like all the way down to the bottom everything was gone just a frame on the bottom so sad instead of staying on social media the governor should see this and start getting people to move and some of the trailer parks at wasn't in the the hard struck part of the hurricane they had some damage to hey it's a mess when it comes to Illegal dumping they did the same thing here in Miami it's hard to catch him instead of dishing out the money they just stick the money in their pocket and probably charge the people you're absolutely right it's hard to catch their ass cuz they're just go around and to give them a ticket it only caught him once they probably dumped like eight 10 times been there
Born in Houston and you never get rid of all that mold be because it's always raining
Well things got crazier November 6th 2022 we still haven't in Miami repaired all the roofs now it's increased the price on the roofs so a lot of people here in Miami with tarps from the last hurricane what we used to spend for shingle roof was like $6,000 now it's increased the $15,000 wow but you have to have insurance no matter what what a large increase for shingles had a neighbor here put a metal roof I don't like it too much cause him $35,000 this more or less looks like Hurricane Andrew where we went through and if you look at the weather today you'll notice we're getting like a tropical storm Governor has to do something we can't go through high price and insurance and high pricing just a roof I don't know if it's possible but send this to to the governor good luck
Wow November 6th 2022 wow reminds me when we had Hurricane Andrew the pile of debris and the bad thing about it is that they're going to have more rain because I'm here in Miami and we're going to have a tropical storm or subtropical passing by bringing a lot of water and I know that these people don't need it but believe it or not here in Miami we still have homes with tarps from the last hurricane we had I guess good luck
They want them to leave. They are giving people 30,000 to leave the state
Maybe, if they allow fires there.. it would not be dumped all over.. many places don't allow bone fires even. Florida is a crazy place.
I used to live in that house
Dang
Ok I got it. Not much tv coverage
Hopefully they will get to there . If that was me and yes I live in Florida . Those who yell the loudest get heard . That would be my goal daily . But alot of other who not been help .Alot cleaned up there own mess . Our house got hit in Erma who clean up us the homeowner .But they do need to come out there and throw away the garage .
Poor people 😢 to bad they can’t rebuild faster!!! Maybe we can start a go fund me account for them and all the the beach 🏖 community’s 💰💰
you must wear a contractors mask around mold of this gage please mold set in the lung goes fast to the brain and kidneys
This guy comes from outside of the area does not live in the area and tapes a few things and makes comments. It is not fair because a lot of neighbors have helped other neighbors and people have been going out of their ways for others and people did come into the area feeding around Lowe's and other businesses helping everybody out hoping everybody out I live in this area this guy's full of baloney.
One of the problems is he does not know all the details of how they're getting rid of the materials where they've been taken to how much time it's taken how many contractors have come down I was in the midst of this I even got picked up off the ground watching and taping this hurricane but there are people coming from the outside when I went North the middle of the next day after the hurricane I saw hundreds of construction vehicles coming from the North all the way until I was in Georgia there was a lot of people came down here and helped out.
enjoyed your cast but some of your info is Flawed,Fema is here along with a whole host of others to help ,infact they are talking about rebuilding 600 homes up to current flood codes....the City workers themselves have done little to help but there is all kinds of Equipment picking up Debris from other states.. and the army core of engineers can/are looking at repairing the Flooding so it doesn't happen again...
ok, i will believe it when i see these piles gone
Yes I lived there it’s true about the people
The attention on North Port is not being neglected. If you ever have followed a FEMA truck, you would understand why it SEEMS to be taking so long. The debris needing to be cleared is immense and the removal trucks are working as fast as they can. Patience is a virtue, try exercising it. No one but YOU is responsible for what happens to YOU.
MAN ITS CRAZY WEST COAST HERE NEVER SEEN THIS CHIT ON THE NEWS
I don't understand what help they expect from others on their own personal property, they have insurance or should have but it is expensive in FLORIDA and it's now gonna get worse, especially for flood insurance. Just look anywhere in the country when someone's house catches fire, other than the FD who comes to help rebuild or find temporary lodgings, no one and this is just one house out of tens of thousands of home so there's no stretched resources like there is after a hurricane so why should a hurricane be different? Sure it sucks but everyone knew it could happen and likely would happen as climate naturally changes as we exited the Little Ice Age and head to the next warming period.
yea the video is not as good, maybe there is a way to reset it completely like when it was new, sort of wipe it clean and start over maybe that will do it, maybe not. but, its still not terrible as it is
The rich get the attention..
You would think BUSLOADS would hurry to Florida to help out…..😉 Ye shall reap what you sow….
something along those lines one might could see
Wonder how much damage the Brian Laundrie house got lol...
🏳️🌈📱 Good question Dave P we've haven't gotten there yet since East Price Blvd it was open for all 4 bridge since it was gotten damage from Hurricane Ian and took them completed construction 1 month done for fixing it. 📱🏳️🌈
Are their rats ?
So where is DESANTIS help for this he don't want to show or talk about this nor the death toll why
Go back up north
If I heard “My-yocka River” one more time I swear. Can tell you’re not from around here with that pronunciation.
and i could care less, were i am from we have the FAKAHATCHEE.. you can go there
Where are the snow birds seeing some cars from other states guess their vacation in ruins.Very sad picture,What happened wilde an
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Thank you 🙏 we was forgotten about.!
You must not be from here originally 🤣🤦it's the way you said "Mayaka" is what gave it away 🤣🤣🤣 Red cross was in the area and FEMA has only helped a every few also the military was out helping people, feed the hungry was in the area as well..
But I can agree with the community being ridiculous 🤦 scum bags complain about so much like simple things like internet for example but yet no one wants to get out and help the community by checking on them or help cleaning it up. It's ridiculous 🤦 North Port people is ridiculous. What I don't get is people buy these houses and then get mad when they are destroyed 🤣🤦 I mean we are right by the water so idk what they expected when they bought the house to began with 🤣🤦🤣🤦🤦🤦 this is Florida people this is not our first hurricane 🤦
Learn to pronounce the river right
When you talk about the community helping each other you have to remember that this is a very red state who's motto is personal responsibility. In other words it's every person for themselves. That doesn't foster community or assistance for their neighbors.
Disagree. You'll always meet people who are willing to help and others who would rather keep to themselves. Liberal or conservative.
Exactly! I don't know what makes people not want to help their fellow people! If government isn't there to help it's citizens. What are they there for?
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