Latest on Storm Damage in the Panhandle

PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - Panama City Police Department officials say around 3,000 homes are without power in Panama City. There are no reported injuries at this time. Several homes and vehicles have been damaged and power lines are down.

LATEST from the Panama City Police Department at 10 p.m. on 3/18 (We will update as we get more information from officials):

- Intersection of Beck and 98 has reopened

- All of Frankford is now open to traffic

- Power remains out on 19th Street. FPL crews working in the area. There is debris in roadway

- Calhoun Avenue, Clay Avenue and Arthur Avenue are all closed between the 1900-2000 blocks

- The American Red Cross is offering assistance for people displaced from their homes.

- Citizens in St Andrews within affected area can put debris at the street and City will pick up. Other parts of the city can also do it but will be picked up at the regular schedule.