Hurricane Irma's projected path is moving west and state leaders are urging Floridians to prepare for the worst.
Evacuation orders have been issued and shelters are open.
Here's a list of shelters, evacuation zones and other need-to-know information as Hurricane Irma approaches:
SHELTERS
Pinellas County
Pinellas County officials report that there are 17,000 people in the county's shelters and there is room for 23,000 more. For a list of Pinellas County Shelters, click here.
Hillsborough County
For a list of Hillsborough County Shelters, click here.
Pasco County
For a list of Pasco County shelters, click here.
Polk County
For a list of Polk County shelters, click here.
Sarasota County
For a list of Sarasota County Shelters, click here.
Manatee County
For a list of Manatee County Shelters, click here.
Hernando County
For a list of Hernando County Shelters, click here.
EVACUATION ZONES
For a searchable map of Pinellas County evacuation zones, click here, or for a PDF, click here.
For a searchable map of Hillsborough County evacuation zones, click here, or for a PDF, click here.
For a searchable map of Pasco County evacuation zones, click here, or for a PDF, click here.
For a searchable map of Manatee County evacuation zones, click here, or for a PDF, click here.
For a searchable map of Sarasota County evacuation zones, click here, or for a PDF, click here.
For a searchable map of Hernando County evacuation zones, click here, or for a PDF, click here.
HOSPITALS
Palms of Pasadena hospital evacuated patients Friday. Most went to St. Petersburg General Hospital.
SMH's St. Armands Urgent Care Center closed Thursay due to mandatory evacuations of the area and will remain closed Saturday and Sunday. All other SMH Urgent Care Centers (UCCs) closed at 4 p.m. Saturday and will remain closed on Sunday. SMH will make decisions about re-opening the UCCs on Monday based on the weather forecast.
Outpatient lab, radiology and rehab services at all SMH outpatient centers will be closed Monday, as will First Physicians Group offices.
SMH is postponing all non-urgent, elective surgeries throughout the weekend and on Monday. It is up to the surgeon's discretion to determine which cases are urgent or emergent.
Manatee Memorial Hospital shut down because it's in a mandatory evacuation zone (Zone A). The hospital safely evacuated its 206 patients by Saturday afternoon. Most patients were transferred to Lakewood Ranch Medical Center. Some babies in the NICU went to All Children's Hospital in St. Pete. Manatee Memorial will assess the building for damage after the storm to determine when to reopen.
The Bay Pines VAHCS transferred approximately 100 medical/surgical and psychiatry patients currently admitted for care at the C.W. Bill Young VA Medical Center to the James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital in Tampa, Orlando VA Medical Center, and Malcom Randall VA Medical Center in Gainesville. This transfer activity is not a full evacuation. Inpatient operations and essential staffing levels will be maintained through duration of the storm.
Florida Hospital North Pinellas announced Saturday afternoon that it would begin evacuating patients to safer locations. The Palm Harbor Emergency Room is still open, as are all other Florida Hospital locations in Hillsborough, Pasco, Highlands and Hardee counties -- subject to change based on storm conditions.
TRANSPORTATION
Tampa suspended city bus service.
Bridges to Anna Maria Island are closed to westbound traffic. All those who need to get on the island must present law enforcement with two forms of I.D.
Entry to the Pinellas County barrier islands is shut down for everyone, including residents and business owners, as of 6 a.m. Sunday.
Tampa International Airport shut down operations Saturday at 8 p.m.
St Pete-Clearwater Airport is closed until further notice.
Pasco County suspended bus service Saturday and used the buses to assist with evacuations.
Manatee County Area Transit suspended services. The suspension could last until Sept. 13.
The Florida Department of Transportation has suspended tolls in Florida.
Port Tampa Bay is closed.
Drawbridges in the area of the Port may close as early as eight hours before dangerous weather conditions.
CLOSURES
Sarasota County shut off water and sewer to Siesta and Casey Keys at 8 p.m. Saturday.
All Bradenton city offices will be closed Monday and Tuesday.
Publix stores throughout the Tampa Bay are closed.
Sea World and Busch Gardens are closed through Monday.
American Airlines has canceled all flights at Sarasota International Airport until 11 a.m. Monday, and Elite Airways has canceled its Sunday flights.
Sarasota Beaches are closed.
Hillsborough County offices and facilities are closed Monday.
The Hillsborough County Tax Collector offices will be closed Monday.
The Pinellas County Tax Collector offices are closed Monday.
Clearwater has closed all non-essential city facilities (recreation centers, libraries, city office buildings, etc.) for Sunday.
Temple Terrace offices are closed through Monday.
Trash collection in Hillsborough County will not happen on Monday.
St. Petersburg has closed all parks and recreation facilities, golf courses and libraries through Sunday.
Sunken Gardens is closed Sunday.
The Dunedin public library and recreation centers will be closed on Sunday. Solid waste pick-up scheduled for Monday is rescheduled for pickup on Tuesday.
Pinellas Park has closed city offices, public facilities and parks through Monday.
The Florida Aquarium is closed on Sunday.
All elective services and procedures at the The James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital and clinics will be cancelled on Monday. The outpatient clinics will be closed. The Outpatient Pharmacy is closed Sunday.
The St. Petersburg office of the Veterans Benefits Administration are closed on Monday.
Manatee County Area Transit Handy Bus services will also be suspended except for previously scheduled dialysis trips. The suspension could last until Wednesday.
Hernando’s Pine Island Park, 10840 Pine Island Drive, is closed until further notice due to potential flooding.
All Tampa-Hillsborough County Public Library events have been cancelled until Tuesday.
The Palm Harbor Fire Rescue Board of Commission Meeting and Budget Hearing scheduled for Monday is cancelled and will be rescheduled.
The City of Tarpon Springs announced the following Sunday closings: Municipal Golf Course, Sunday; Cycadia Cemetery, Saturday and Sunday; Tarpon Springs Library.
Bobby Jones Golf Club in Sarasota is closed.
YMCA of the Suncoast will be closed through Monday.
CANCELLATIONS
The Murray Theatre at Ruth Eckerd Hall has canceled performances of The Guys scheduled for Sunday.
The Bryan Adams show scheduled for Sunday at Clearwater’s Coachman Park has been postponed.
The Bay Pines VA Health Care System ceremony, POW/MIA Remembrances , originally scheduled for Tuesday, has been postponed. Contact the Bay Pines VA Public Affairs at 727-398-9531 or email vhabaypublicaffairs@va.gov.
USF Sarasota-Manatee canceled its “What now, Cuba?” seminar. Tickets will be fully refunded automatically.
Palm Harbor Fire Rescue has postponed the 9/11 memorial service planned for Monday at Curlew Hills Memorial Gardens.
The Manatee County Fire Chief’s Association has postponed the 9/11 memorial service scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Monday at Rossi Riverfront Park.
The Heranando YMCA has cancelled its 16th Annual Run to Remember scheduled for Monday.
Tarpon Springs is cancelling the following meetings: Heritage Preservation Board Meeting on Monday, Budget Advisory Committee on Thursday and the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board on Monday.
The Rotary Triathlon scheduled for Sunday in Tarpon Springs has been canceled.
SCHOOLS
Gov. Scott directed all public K-12 schools, state colleges, state universities (see below) and state offices to be closed Friday through Monday.
Hillsborough, Polk, Pinellas, and Citrus County Schools will remain closed through at least Tuesday.
COLLEGES
All campuses of the University of South Florida will be closed through Tuesday.
The University of Tampa will be closed through Monday.
Pasco-Hernando State College will be closed through Monday.
Florida Polytechnic University will be closed through Tuesday morning, at the earliest.
SANDBAGS
Pasco County
For a list of sandbag locations in Pasco County, click here.
Pinellas County
For a list of sandbag locations in Pinellas County, click here.
Hillsborough County
For a list of sandbag locations in Hillsborough County, click here.
Tampa
For a list of Tampa sandbag locations, click here.
Hernando County
The following sites will be open from 8 a.m. to sundown. Bring your own shovel.
- Hernando County Department of Public Works, 1525 East Jefferson St., Brooksville
- Hernando County Fire Rescue Station 1, 1479 Parker Ave., Spring Hill
- Ridge Manor Community Center, 34240 Cortez Blvd., Dade City
- Fire Station 2, 3445 Bob Hartung Court, Spring Hill
Polk County
For a list of Polk County sandbag locations, click here.
Sarasota County
Residents should bring their own bags to the following locations.
- Phillippi Estate Park: 5500 S. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota
- Newtown Estates Park: 2800 Newtown Blvd, Sarasota
- Twin Lakes Park: 6700 Clark Rd, Sarasota
- South County Fleet Facility: 4571 SR 776/Englewood Road, Venice
- Behind Venice City Hall: 401 W. Venice Ave., Venice
- Big Earth Landscape Supply, 6625 Bee Ridge Road, Sarasota.
Manatee County
- Wellfield Police Range off Pinebrook Road, Venice
- Buffalo Creek Park: 7550 69th St E, Palmetto
- G.T. Bray Park: 5502 33rd Ave Dr W, Bradenton
- Lakewood Ranch Park: 5350 Lakewood Ranch Blvd, Bradenton
- Stormwater Ops: 5511 39th St E, Bradenton
- Rubonia Community Center: 1309 72nd St E, Palmetto
