Jet crash forces residents out of Greenacres, Florida mobile home park
A Learjet crashed outside a Greenacres, Florida, mobile home park on Sunday, displacing an estimated 400 to 600 residents.
Key facts
- Palm Beach County Commissioner Joel Flores estimated that 400 to 600 residents were cleared from the Green Acres community on Sunday.
- By Monday, Flores said approximately 40 people remained at the Greenacres Community Center shelter, with most others staying with friends or family.
- Green Acres is a mix of owner-occupants and renters across roughly 75 homes, according to Flores.
- County Administrator Joe Abruzzo asked Gov. Ron DeSantis for an emergency declaration to unlock funding for displaced residents and nearby businesses.
- No date has been set for residents to return while investigators work the scene.
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Source: Learjet misses Florida mobile homes by mere feet as 600 residents forced out of park strewn with ‘body parts’ — New York Post, November 2, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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