In recent months, ALAN has been actively monitoring several disasters, including Hurricane Ian, Hurricane Fiona, the Jackson, MS water crisis, flooding in Pakistan, the flooding in Kentucky and Central Appalachia, the war in Ukraine, the Colorado fires, the December tornadoes, the Tennessee flash flood, the Haiti earthquake and COVID-19. We encourage you to check in frequently for the latest updates and needs. Or if you’d prefer, feel free to make a donation to support our ongoing humanitarian efforts. Every dollar truly helps.
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ALAN is actively responding to Hurricane Ian, Hurricane Fiona, the Jackson MS water crisis, Pakistan flooding, flooding in Kentucky and Central Appalachia, the war in Ukraine, and other humanitarian needs around the globe.
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Hurricane Ian
Case 9128: 40ft reefer container for mass feeding operation Port Charlotte FL 33948
Case 9124: Forklift with outdoor wheels for POD sites in SW Florida
Case 9121: 3rd party warehouse partner in SW/Central FL
Case 9120: Forklift for Tampa area foodbank
Hurricane Fiona
Case 9129: Deliver 4 LTL shipments from SJU to Aguadilla 00603 (6 boxes .40 CBM), San Juan 00909 (4 boxes .26 CBM), Ponce 00716 (10 boxes .66 CBM), Mameyal Dorado 00646 (20 boxes 1.56 CBM)
Case 9119: Transportation 5 pallets cleaning and hygiene from Lakeland, FL 33805 to San Juan, PR 00901
Case 9118: Transportation 2 pallets humanitarian aid from Port Orange, FL 32129 to Mayaguez, PR 00682
Case 9116: Truckload of bottled water for Puerto Rico food bank
Case 9115: Boxes for Puerto Rico food bank
General Humanitarian
Case 9117: LTL trucking two pallets from Londonderry, NH 03053 to Long Island City, NY 11101
Case 9111: Ground transport 15 pallets mattresses from Portage, WI 53901 to Paintsville, KY 41240
Case 9110: LTL Transport 1 pallet OTC medications from Denver, CO 80216 to Paintsville, KY 4124
Case 9109: LTL Transport 1 pallet OTC medications from Whitestown, IN 46075 to Paintsville, KY 41240
Case 9106: Ground transport 20 pallets canned water from Jersey City, NJ 07310 to Jackson, MS 39203
American Logistics Aid Network is closely monitoring information regarding COVID-19 caused by the novel Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and its impact on supply chains. You will find below links for Current Situation updates, Logistics and Supply Chain information, Non-Profit and First Responder information, and Personal/Personnel Safety. We invite your questions and comments via our contact us page.
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Current Situation
Information about the virus from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Visual of where cases have been identified (note that the numbers may be underreported based on a shortage of testing kits)
Information about the COVID-19 response from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA):
Covid-19 Response Page ENGLISH
Covid-19 Response Page SPANISH
Logistics and Supply Chain Information
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA): FMCSA Expanded National Emergency Declaration: Including hours of service
CDC Media Releases – Supplying Truck Driver Guidance: CDC Statement on Self-Quarantine Guidance for Greater New York City Transportation and Delivery Workers
Small Business Administration (SBA): COVID-19 Resources
Non-Profits and First Responders
CDC: Interim Guidance for Community- and Faith-Based Organizations
Personal/Personnel Safety
How to keep yourself and your employees healthy: Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) COVID-19 Overview
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): Disinfectants for Use Against COVID-19
If you are a nonprofit looking for support, please click here.
If you are a business wishing to offer assistance, please click here.
Visit our Supply Chain Intelligence Center for the most current weather and COVID impact information.
Hurricane Ian
*For further information read our Hurricane Ian Situation Report.
Florida
President Biden approves major disaster declaration for Florida on September 29, 2022 (in response to Hurricane Ian beginning on September 23, 2022, and continuing)
Florida State of Emergency Management: Evacuation Orders
Florida State of Emergency Declaration
Private Sector Office of Coordination: Emergency Support Function 18: Business, Industry, and Economic Stabilization
New Planning Tool from FEMA Resilience Analysis and Planning Tool (RAPT)
The Federal Communications Commission Hurricane Ian Status
Resource for Available Fuel: GasBuddy/Florida
Active Transportation Waivers
Florida Department of Transportation Secretary Perdue issued Emergency Road Use Permit / Enforcement Bulletin 2022-002
State Re-Entry Information
Florida Private Sector Re-Entry Guidelines
Road Conditions
Evacuation Status
As of September 29, 2022, Florida Evacuation Orders
- Alachua County (voluntary for those in flood prone and low-lying areas)
- Charlotte County (mandatory)
- Citrus County (lifted)
- Clay County (mandatory)
- Collier County (mandatory)
- Flagler County (mandatory)
- Franklin County (voluntary)
- Gilchrist County (voluntary)
- Glades County (voluntary)
- Hernando County (lifted)
- Highlands County (voluntary)
- Hillsborough County (mandatory)
- Lee County (mandatory)
- Levy County (lifted)
- Manatee County (mandatory Zone A & B; voluntary Zone C)
- Nassau County (mandatory for Zone A and D as of 9/28/22)
- Orange County (voluntary)
- Osceola County (voluntary)
- Pasco County (mandatory)
- Pinellas County (lifted)
- Polk County (information only)
- Putnam County (recommended in Zone A & F)
- Sarasota County (mandatory)
- Seminole County (voluntary)
- St. Johns County (mandatory)
- Sumter County (voluntary)
- Taylor County (voluntary)
- Volusia County (voluntary)
Curfews
- Charlotte County: (effective: 9/28/22 from 9:00 pm until 6:00 am; until further notice)
- Flagler County: (effective: 9/28/22 8:00 pm until 7:00 am; until further notice)
- Lee County: (effective: 9/28/22 from 6:00 pm until sunrise; until further notice)
- Volusia County: (effective 9/28/22 from 8:00 pm until 7:00 am 9/30/22)
Port Conditions
*As of September 29, 2022
Port of Tampa, as of September 25, 2022: Port Condition Yankee, monitoring Hurricane Ian
- Port Canaveral: Zulu
- Port Everglades Status: Normal
- Port of Tampa Status: landside operations resumed September 28, 2022
- Port of Miami: Normal as of September 29, 2022
- Seaport Manatee: Zulu
- Port of Fernandina: Closed
- Jaxport: Zulu
- Port of Palm Beach: landside operations start September 29, 2022, at 12:00 pm ET; waterside operations to resume after USCG conducts assessment on September 30, 2022
- Port of Key West: closed to maritime traffic
Transportation
Tampa International Airport prepares for potential severe impacts from Hurricane Ian
Utilities
- Current List of Outages found here
- Duke Energy Hurricane Ian Outage Map
- Florida Power & Light (FPL) Hurricane Ian Outage Map
- Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative Hurricane Ian Outage Map
- Tampa Electric Hurricane Ian Outage Map
South Carolina
South Carolina Governor McMaster issued Executive Order 2022-28 on September 28, 2022, in response to Hurricane Ian
South Carolina Emergency Management Agency
South Carolina State Business Reentry Program
Road Conditions: South Carolina 511 Traffic Status
North Carolina
North Carolina Governor Cooper issued Executive Order No. 270 on September 28, 2022, in response to Hurricane Ian
North Carolina Department of Public Safety / Emergency Management
North Carolina State Business Reentry Program
Road Conditions: DriveNC.gov
Georgia
Georgia Governor Kemp issued Executive Order on September 28, 2022 (extension of Executive Order 04.13.22.01) in response to Hurricane Ian.
Georgia Emergency Management Agency
Road Conditions: Georgia511
Virginia
Virginia Governor Youngkin issued Executive Order Number Twenty-Two (2022) on September 28, 2022, in preparation for Hurricane Ian
Hurricane Fiona
- Current storm status: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
- Ports: https://homeport.uscg.mil/port-directory/san-juan
- Power
- Communications: https://www.fcc.gov/fiona
Federal Resources
- FEMA Preparedness Toolkit
- https://maps.dot.gov/portal/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=22abf34a657c461f81ae70f42ffa521f
- DOT Emergency Preparedness, Response and Recovery Information
- Federal Emergency Management Agency
- US Chamber National Disaster Help Desk: 888-MY-BIZ-HELP (888-692-4444943)
- Disaster Quick Guides for Business and Chambers
Additional Resources
- FedEx Service Alerts
- UPS Service Alerts
- Donate Responsibly to a National VOAD Member
- Survivors who need assistance cleaning their homes – Crisis Cleanup
- Locating family in friends in affected areas – Red Cross Safe And Well Site
The American Logistics Aid Network is actively working with industry partners and nonprofits to coordinate humanitarian aid for Ukrainian refugees. Below is a list of organizations undertaking related efforts. Feel free to contact us with additional questions or inquiries.
Ukraine Refugee Resources
Verify information on relief organizations through Charity Navigator
Adventist Disaster Relief Agency
GlobalGiving Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund
International Committee of the Red Cross
International Rescue Committee
Order of Malta /Malteser International and Order of Malta Aid to Ukrainian Refugees
United Nations World Food Programme
USAID Center for International Disaster Information Ukraine Disaster Resources
Don’t see a need that pertains to you or your organization? Consider pre-offering your expertise, transportation, warehousing or material handling support by filling out a form here. You never know when it will be needed.