Erin Evans has an unusual entry on the April 2026 roster: she is listed on both Florida coasts, with coverage spanning Hillsborough County on the Gulf side and Broward County over on the Atlantic side. For a homeowner in the Tampa area or down in the Fort Lauderdale region, that means Erin is a possible contact in two very different parts of the state, though given the distance it is worth confirming which area she can actually reach for your situation.
The listing is oriented toward live honey bee rescue, in keeping with the rest of the statewide roster. The intent is to relocate bees rather than exterminate them. A swarm that has clustered on a branch, a fence, or a structure while the colony scouts a new home is the typical and most manageable call, while a settled colony that has begun building comb is a larger job. Either way, the aim is to save the bees and move them to a managed hive.
Contact is by phone. Because the two counties on her listing sit on opposite coasts, start by confirming that she serves your specific location before going further. Then describe where the bees are, how high up, and how long they have been present. And since each beekeeper sets their own terms, sort out what a visit involves up front. For Hillsborough or Broward residents, Erin is a live-bee rescue name worth checking.
