Hurricane Irma Aftermath: Latest Jacksonville-Area Cellphone Outages

JACKSONVILLE, FL — No Florida county has more than 50 percent of its cell sites out, federal officials said, and just three counties — all in southern Florida — had 20 percent or more of their cell sites out.

The Federal Communications Commission on Saturday updated its breakdown of cellphone outages by county in a status report on communications services.

Overall, the FCC said 5.8 percent of cell sites in Florida were out of service Saturday, down from 8.5 percent Friday and 13.4 percent a day earlier. Georgia and Alabama were completely restored Friday. (For more information on Duval County County cell phone outages and other Jacksonville stories, subscribe to Patch to receive daily newsletters and breaking news alerts. If you have an iPhone, click here to get the free Patch iPhone app.)

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Below is the breakdown for the Jacksonville area:

Duval County

• 19 cell sites were out, or 2.4 percent (down from 3.8 percent).

St. Johns County

• 16 cell sites were out, or 6.4 percent (down from 11.2 percent).

Clay County

• Six cell sites were out, or 3.4 percent (way down from 5.1 percent).

Bradford County

• Zero cell sites was out, or 0 percent (down from 4.5 percent).

Union County

• Zero cell sites were out, (no change).

Baker County

• Two cell sites were out, or 9.1 percent (up from 4.5 percent).

Nassau County

• Four cell sites were out, or 3.7 percent (down from 7.3 percent).

Photo credit: Screenshot of FCC map