The Salvation Army is still distributing food boxes and cleaning supplies across Walton County nearly two weeks after Hurricane Isaias. The mobile relief effort — which already served two Freeport meal sites during the first week of recovery — will continue wherever the need is greatest, aid workers said.

Walton County officials are warning residents and businesses, including those in Freeport, about fraudulent emails that falsely claim to come from the county Planning Department and ask recipients to wire money. The department says it will never request funds by wire transfer.

Freeport residents waiting on debris trucks can now watch Hurricane Isaias cleanup progress online. Walton County launched a new Debris Removal Dashboard on Monday that tracks how much storm debris has been collected countywide and roughly how far along each of the county’s eight cleanup zones stands.

Freeport’s girls volleyball team takes a 16-6 record and an at-large playoff berth to Tallahassee Tuesday night, opening the Class 3A regional quarterfinals against No. 2 Florida High at 7 p.m. Seeded seventh in Region 1, the Bulldogs are chasing the program’s first volleyball state title.

Walton County Fire Rescue has a blunt message for Freeport-area residents tempted to burn their Hurricane Isaias debris: don’t.

The Walton County Sheriff’s Office, the agency that answers law enforcement calls across Walton County — including Freeport — has a sergeant who can take those calls in two languages. Sgt. Oscar D’Lassalas, raised in a Spanish-speaking household, is drawing on his bilingual upbringing to connect with the county’s Hispanic community and help its members feel heard.

Walton County is opening a Multi-Agency Resource Center in DeFuniak Springs on Monday to help residents and business owners recover from Hurricane Isaias, and the service is available to people across the county, including Freeport.

Freeport will hold its annual Trunk or Treat on Saturday, Oct. 24, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Freeport Regional Sports Complex, with free hamburgers, hot dogs, drinks and s’mores on the menu and a bouncy house on the grounds.

Electricity has mostly been restored to Freeport a week after Hurricane Isaias, and the Salvation Army is serving hot meals to residents whose refrigerated food spoiled during the long outage.

Walton County Emergency Management is asking every resident and business owner to report the damage Hurricane Isaias left behind — every bit of it, no matter how small. County officials say the combined tally, down to spoiled food and cracked windshields, helps determine the state and federal recovery assistance the community receives.