Public Information: Polk County SandBag Site
Polk County SandBag Site
Posted by: Reposted by Central Florida Cities on Sep 23, 2024 8:36PM
Polk County is making sandbags available countywide this Tuesday, Sept. 24. The following locations will be open from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. A maximum of 10 bags of sand will be provided per home, to help prevent water from entering the home. You need to carry a drivers license to show your local address.
Mulberry/South Lakeland – Loyce E. Harpe Park, 500 W. Carter Road, Mulberry
Lakeland – 8970 N. Campbell Road, Lakeland
Fort Meade – 1061 NE 9th St., Fort Meade
Frostproof – 350 County Road 630A, Frostproof
Auburndale – 1701 Holt Road, Auburndale
Dundee – 805 Dr. Martin Luther King St. SW, Dundee
Poinciana Park – 5109 Allegheny Road, Kissimmee 34759
Residents living in flood-prone areas are encouraged to place sandbags in their homes. For more information, please visit Sandbag sites available: https://www.polk-county.net
SOURCE: Polk County Government
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