Three weeks after Hurricane Ian hit, neighbors in one Volusia County community pleaded for federal help to elevate their homes to avert more flooding.

Bruce and Lisa Chiarizzi said they are wet, they are tired and they are angry after their home flooded again during Hurricane Ian.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – Volusia County emergency officials on Tuesday closed three roads in the northeastern part of the county due to elevated water levels. County crews already closed three roads in Northeast Volusia because of the water on the roads, thanks to extreme tidal conditions in the Tomoka and Halifax River Basins. Highbridge Road from John Anderson Drive to Walter Boardman Lane and Walter Boardman Lane from Highbridge Road to Old Dixie Highway reopened Thursday afternoon. Now, all eyes are on Tropical Storm Eta, as it’s a watch and wait game for Volusia County. “The potential conditions that we can expect for Volusia County, right now, about one to two inches throughout the county.