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The City of Jacksonville has provided updates regarding Hurricane Helene's aftermath.

A local state of emergency has been lifted. As a result, five emergency shelters have ceased operations. The 630-CITY hotline will be taking calls until 12 PM today. Additionally, libraries are open for public use. Work on trees and traffic signals is ongoing.

For further information, residents can visit jaxready.com/helene.

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