Orange County estimates $206M in property damage from Hurricane Ian

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Hurricane Ian caused an estimated $206.32 million in property damage in Orange County.

The Orange County Property Appraiser’s Office released its damage assessment totals from the storm on Tuesday.

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The office said that since Sept. 30, it has verified damage to 1,867 properties including residential, commercial and mobile home parks.

See a breakdown of the damage reports below:

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• Total damage assessment estimates: $206.32 million
• Total properties verified: 1,867
• Total damaged properties: 1,727
• Commercial damage estimate: $157.537 million, a total of 86 properties
• Residential damage estimate: $46.338 million, a total of 1,231 properties
• Mobile home parks damage estimate: $2.445 million, a total of 410 mobile homes

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Homes remain flooded by Hurricane Ian in Orange County’s Orlo Vista neighborhood

Video: Orlo Vista residents confront Orange County leaders over ongoing flooding issues Orlo Vista residents got a chance to confront Orange County county leaders about plans to fix flooding in their community. (Q McCray, WFTV.com)

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