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Hurricane Irma may be over, but the cleanup has just begun. If you are in desperate need of supplies, some supermarkets are reopening their doors quickly. However, it’s important to remember that if you don’t have to be on the streets, you should stay home and keep roads clear for first responders and utility workers. Also, debris like trees and downed power lines can pose a risk. It’s probably best if you just enjoy having Monday off from school or work at home.
But if you need to get out of your house, here’s what has opened so far.
Please check back as the list will be updated as more information becomes available. Send any updates to jose.duran@miaminewtimes.com.
Supermarkets:
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Open:
- Sabor Tropical Supermarket, 8000 NE Fifth Ave., Miami.
- Publix: According to a spokesperson, “the goal is to open ASAP.” You can check on the status of your local store at publix.com/status, which will be updated later today.
- Sedano’s has 24 locations open today.
- Top Value Supermarket in Overtown
d:
Winn-Dixie, closed at least until Tuesday.
Pharmacies:
d:
- CVS, closed but will alert when stores open at cvshealth.com.
- Walgreens
Schools:
d:
- Miami-Dade County public schools closed indefinitely.
- Broward County public schools closed indefinitely.
- Florida International University closed indefinitely.
- University of Miami
Government Offices:
- Miami Passport Agency will reopen Monday, September 18.
Banks:
- Continental National Bank opens Tuesday.
Airports:
- Miami International Airport opens Tuesday.
- Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport opens Tuesday.
