HURRICANE ISAIAS UPDATE: GOVERNOR IVEY RESCINDS VISITOR EVACUATION ORDER

Governor Kay Ivey has officially rescinded the mandatory evacuation order for coastal visitors and tourists, effective immediately today, October 10, 2026. 

Following consultations with the Alabama Emergency Management Agency, officials have determined that conditions compelling the evacuation order no longer exist as Hurricane Isaias moves out of the area.

Key Updates for Gulf Shores Residents & Visitors:

• Evacuation Rescinded: The mandatory evacuation order for non-residents and tourists in Baldwin County has been officially lifted. 
• State of Emergency Remains in Effect: All other protective provisions under the October 7 and October 9 state of emergency declarations remain active, including state anti-price-gouging protections.  
• Roadways Reopened: Major routes, including the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) bridges and corridors, have reopened.  
• Ongoing Hazards & Utility Work: Utility linemen and local emergency crews are actively working throughout the area to clear fallen debris and restore power.  

Please continue to exercise caution on area roads, watch for utility crews at work, and treat any dark or flashing intersections as four-way stops. 

Follow official City of Gulf Shores channels at gulfshoresal.gov and the Baldwin County EMA for localized restoration and municipal service updates.