Brevard County opens portal for free flood clean-up volunteer help
Residents can request help removing mud, debris and damaged materials after the recent flooding; assistance depends on volunteer availability.
Written with AI assistance, with sources linked below.
Confirmed by: Brevard County Emergency Management, Brevard Emergency Operations Center
Brevard County is accepting requests from residents who need volunteer help cleaning up after the recent flooding, according to a county Emergency Management press release and a Friday morning notice from Brevard Emergency Operations Center.
The portal connects homeowners with partner volunteer groups that can remove mud and debris, haul out damaged furniture and flooring, and take away wet drywall and other materials. Services are free, but help is not guaranteed and depends on volunteer capacity and community need, the county said.
Residents should submit one request per household and include a name and contact information, household details and photos of the damaged areas. The online form is at forms.juvare.com.
The St. Johns River near Cocoa remains in moderate flood stage, with major flooding forecast into early next week. See our ongoing river flood story.
Sources
- Brevard County Emergency Management press release, Nov. 5, 2026 www.brevardfl.gov/communications/viewrelease/10014
- Brevard EOC on X, Nov. 6, 2026, 9:30 a.m. x.com/BrevardEOC/status/2118713221867802905
- Flood clean-up assistance request form forms.juvare.com/forms/93e32c51-c1d4-4920-9642-f60248d6efba
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