![A driver navigates Yawl Lane inside the Crystal Bay Mobile Home Club in Palm Harbor. The entire park flooded by several feet during Hurricane Helene. More than a year after the devastating 2024 hurricane season, dozens of Pinellas County mobile home owners are still fighting to save their properties after the county declared them "substantially damaged," meaning they'll have to be demolished or elevated.](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 1600 1066"/%3E "A driver navigates Yawl Lane inside the Crystal Bay Mobile Home Club in Palm Harbor. The entire park flooded by several feet during Hurricane Helene. More than a year after the devastating 2024 hurricane season, dozens of Pinellas County mobile home owners are still fighting to save their properties after the county declared them \"substantially damaged,\" meaning they'll have to be demolished or elevated.")
More than 18 months after Hurricane Helene, mobile home owners are still trying to save their properties.
A driver navigates Yawl Lane inside the Crystal Bay Mobile Home Club in Palm Harbor. The entire park flooded by several feet during Hurricane Helene. More than a year after the devastating 2024 hurricane season, dozens of Pinellas County mobile home owners are still fighting to save their properties after the county declared them “substantially damaged,” meaning they’ll have to be demolished or elevated. [ CHRIS URSO | Times ]