The City of Pooler is committed to ensuring resident safety and well-being during this hurricane season. Residents can access all storm-related updates from the City of Pooler on this page.
Tropical Event Invest 94L Updates
As major storm incidents progress, check here for updates.
UPDATE 9/28/2025 6:00 PM
Tropical Storm Imelda is anticipated to move progressively to the northeast away from the coast, with 1-2 inches of rain from the outer bands possible next week. The City of Pooler will continue to monitor for changes in storm trajectory and further local area impacts.
UPDATE 9/28/2025 9:30 AM
As the City of Pooler continues to monitor potential impacts from Tropical Depression 9, sandbags will be distributed today, September 28, 10AM-1PM.
- Time: 9/28/2025: 10AM-1PM
- Location: 900 S Rogers St, Parking lot across from Fire Station 1
- Quantity: 10 Sandbags per household
Your own shovels and Proof of Residency are required.
Staff is continuing to proactively inspect all drainage systems
UPDATE 9/27/2025 6:00 PM
Staff are continuing to proactively inspect all drainage systems.
Due to potential impacts and heavy rainfall associated with Tropical Depression 9 the City of Pooler will also distribute sandbags Tomorrow September 28th 10AM-1PM.
- Time: 10AM-1PM
- Location: 900 S Rogers St, Parking lot across from Fire Station 1
- Quantity: 10 Sandbags per household
Your own shovels and Proof of Residency are required.
UPDATE 9/27/2025 9:30AM
Staff are continuing to proactively inspect all drainage systems.
Due to potential impacts and heavy rainfall associated with Potential Cyclone 9 the City of Pooler will be distributing sandbags 10AM-3PM.
- Time: 10AM-3PM
- Location: 900 S Rogers St, Parking lot across from Fire Station 1
- Quantity: 10 Sandbags per household
Your own shovels and Proof of Residency are required.
9/26/2025 12:00PM
Prepare Disaster Supplies
Keep at least a three day supply of non-perishable food, water, and essential medications for each member of your household, including pets. Store more water than needed if possible. Be prepared for the possibility that electricity and water service could be unavailable for weeks. Have extra cash on hand, along with a battery powered radio and flashlights.
Have an Evacuation Plan
Know beforehand your evacuation destination. Storm impact projections can change so plan for alternatives as well. If you own a car, keep the gas tank full when an evacuation appears likely. During emergencies, gas stations may be closed or unable to pump fuel due to power outages.
