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Tree removal in Escambia County, FL

Escambia County: 29 of 63 National Weather Service thunderstorm wind reports from 2016 through 2025 mention trees. The storm record, risk ratings, power utilities and towns.

wind reports mentioning trees
29
tornado reports
11
electric utilities
2
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Storm record

2016–2025

Thunderstorm wind reports63
Of those, mentioning trees29
Tornado reports11
Of those, mentioning trees9
Latest report with treesJun 17, 2025

Source: NOAA Storm Events

Places named most often in tree reports

PlaceReportsLatest
Ferry Pass4May 25, 2022
Gonzalez4Jun 10, 2022
Myrtle Grove4Jan 9, 2024
Ensley3Apr 10, 2024
Molino2Apr 19, 2020
Goulding1Jun 15, 2023
Pensacola1Jun 17, 2016
West Pensacola1Jun 15, 2023

Source: NOAA Storm Events

FEMA risk ratings

HurricanesVery high
Ice stormsVery low
Strong windRelatively low
TornadoesRelatively moderate

Source: FEMA National Risk Index

Electric utilities serving the county

1Florida Power & Light Co
2Escambia River Elec Coop, Inc

If a tree is on a line, call the utility first; each one has its own outage number.

Source: EIA-861, 2024

Homes

Households128,290
Detached houses7 in 10 homes
Owner-occupied6 in 10 occupied homes
Median year built1983

Source: Census ACS 2019–2023

Questions people ask

Rules in Florida

Florida: no statewide tree-work license turned up in our research, so proof of liability insurance and workers’ compensation is the thing to ask for.

Florida: with an ISA-certified arborist’s or licensed landscape architect’s written finding of unacceptable risk, a city or county may not require a permit to remove a tree at a single-family home (section 163.045).

Claim complaints: Florida Department of Financial Services.

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