Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and state officials said restoring water service to the area was a top priority for responders.
It has been three days since Hurricane Ian struck Florida and recovery efforts are still ongoing on Saturday.
Nearly 1.3 million Florida electric customers started Saturday without power following Hurricane Ian, nearly half of the number without electricity during the storm’s peak.
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