ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Orange County officials provided an update on Hurricane Ian recovery efforts on Friday morning. Here’s the latest:

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Regular trash pickup service for unincorporated Orange County residents will resume Monday. Residents can expect delays in yard waste pickup due to the volume of debris across the community.

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Sheriff John Mina said his department will send a crew of 50 deputies and personnel to southwest Florida to help with recovery efforts.

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Orange County Public Schools are scheduled to resume classes on Monday. Any employees needing assistance can call the district’s employee assistance line at 877-622-4327. Parents needing assistance are asked to call 311.

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Riverdale Elementary has experienced major flooding and district officials are exploring alternative instruction options, including possible alternative locations or virtual learning.

Video: Orange County nursing center evacuated due to rising flood waters Orange County nursing center evacuated due to rising flood waters (James Tutten, WFTV.com/WFTV)

OUC reached its peak number of utility outages on Thursday at 97,560 as of Friday morning. Of these, 72% have had power restored. The company expects to have a timeline for all power restoration by today or Saturday.

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As of 9:15 this morning, Duke Energy said 35% of its customers in Orange County were without power. They have restored power to 130,000 customers so far. It said 90% of customers should have power back by 11:59 p.m. Sunday.

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