This article has been updated to reflect the latest information.State officials have opened free fuel distribution sites in local counties to support residents affected by gas shortages.The Florida Division of Emergency Management on Saturday announced the opening of the refueling stations to support residents in the Tampa Bay area. Officials initially opened sites in Manatee, Hillsborough and Pinellas counties, but have since opened another location in Sarasota County.The governor said in a press conference Saturday morning the state is working on opening additional locations, including the "heart of Tampa," a second location in Pinellas County and more depending on demand.The sites will remain open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily, with a limit of 10 gallons per vehicle. Editor's note: Fuel availability is dependent on demand and supply. Some locations may run out. We cannot guarantee fuel availability. Some social media reports indicate the St. Petersburg location is no longer accepting vehicles Saturday, Oct. 12.Locations Tom Bennett Park | 280 Kay Rd., Bradenton, FL Plant City Stadium | 1810 S. Park Rd., Plant City, FL, Central Lot Parking Lot | 800 1st Ave St., St. Petersburg, FL Suncoast Technical College | 4445 Career Ln., North Port, FL Charlotte Sports Park | 2300 El Jobean, Port Charlotte, FL St. Pete College Tarpon Springs | 600 E Klosterman Rd, Tarpon Springs, FL East Bay Raceway | 6311 Burts Rd, Tampa, FLYou can learn more on the Florida Division of Emergency Management Hurricane Milton resources website.