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Do you know someone whose car or property was damaged by Hurricane Isaias? Share this

Marcus Chen
Marcus Chen
Managing Editor · Saturday, October 10, 2026 at 11:16 AM · 1 min read
Do you know someone whose car or property was damaged by Hurricane Isaias? Share this — News4JAX Local, Ross Real Estate news
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While Hurricane Isaias did not make a direct impact on Northeast Florida or Southeast Georgia, we know it’s possible our viewers have loved ones who were in the path of the storm.As they begin recovering from the damage, AAA is urging homeowners and drivers to document damage, understand their insurance coverage, take precautions around flood-damaged vehicles, and remain alert for contractor scams.“The hours and days after a hurricane can feel overwhelming, but taking a few important steps now can make the recovery process much easier,” said Jennifer Pintacuda, President of AAA’s Florida-based insurance provider. “Document damage before cleanup begins, contact your insurance company as soon as possible, keep receipts for emergency expenses, and be cautious of anyone offering repair work before you’ve had time to evaluate your options.”Key Post-Storm Recovery TipsDocument damage before cleanup begins. Take photos and videos of damaged property, vehicles, and personal belongings. Save re

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