TAMPA, Fla. (KTAL/KMSS) - Firefighters from Caddo Parish and members of a Louisiana task force are on the ground in central Florida, where floodwaters continue to rise after Hurricane Milton. Members of Caddo Fire District 4 and Louisiana Task Force 2 are assessing and supporting neighborhoods by foot, ATV, and boat as they check on residents' physical and mental health. Hurricane Milton recovery effort drone footage images provided by Caddo Parish Fire District 4 The team is also deploying drones to help survey difficult-to-access areas. This helps them locate people who need their assistance. CFD personnel are expected to relocate to Tampa on Sunday night, Oct. 13. They will be expanding their reach to help support additional communities. Flooding after Milton is causing significant challenges for the first responders, and at this time, they cannot estimate when they will return to NWLA. They are concerned with the residents' safety and are committed to staying in Florida as long as they are needed. Biden views Hurricane Milton damage in Florida Hurricane Milton recovery effort drone footage images provided by Caddo Parish Fire District 4 "I am incredibly proud of my men and their unwavering commitment to helping the residents of Florida during this challenging time," said Chief Chad Falls. "Their dedication and resilience exemplify the spirit of service, and together we will do everything we can to support those in need." Latest News Hospital in Texarkana allegedly taken over by patients; three arrests CFP Bracket Watch: LSU takes over No. 9 seed; No. 1 Texas, No. 3 Miami, No. 4 Iowa St. hold spots Photos: First responders from Louisiana helping neighborhoods in central Florida Florida neighbors band together after one-two punch from hurricanes Helene and Milton Eggnog before Thanksgiving? Shoppers scramble store calendars