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Tuesday power restoration update for Bulloch - 15k remain without power

Tuesday power restoration update for Bulloch - 15k remain without power

Georgia Power and Excelsior EMC have made significant progress Monday in restoring power to Bulloch County citizens. With nearly 5,000 customers restored there remains over 15,000 without power.
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Monday power restoration update for Bulloch - 16k remain without power

Monday power restoration update for Bulloch - 16k remain without power

Georgia Power and Excelsior EMC have made significant progress Monday in restoring power to Bulloch County citizens. With nearly 5,000 customers restored there remains over 16,000 without power.
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Bulloch Strong recovery fund established to meet needs; Give now

Bulloch Strong recovery fund established to meet needs; Give now

Bulloch County VOAD has launched the Bulloch Strong recovery fund to address the growing needs of the community following recent events. The fund will help manage financial contributions and direct resources to immediate recovery efforts in partnership with Pittman Park UMC.
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Limited emergency food drop at Pittman Park UMC on Monday, September 30

Limited emergency food drop at Pittman Park UMC on Monday, September 30

Pittman Park United Methodist Church will host a limited emergency food drop on Monday, September 30, 2024, in partnership with Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia and Feed the Boro. In addition to food distribution, several essential services including ice, showers, and a hot meal will be provided to assist those in need.
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Sunday power restoration update for Bulloch

Sunday power restoration update for Bulloch

Georgia Power Company and Excelsior EMC are cautioning customers that power outages could extend until the end of next week. Georgia Power estimated restoration times for Bulloch on their outage map extends to Thursday evening October 3, 2024. EMC is projecting 7 to 10 days.
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URGENT CALL FOR CITIZENS HELP! Now is the time to step up and support your neighbors in this critical time of recovery

URGENT CALL FOR CITIZENS HELP! Now is the time to step up and support your neighbors in this critical time of recovery

As our community enters its third day of recovery, the need for neighbors to come together and support one another has never been greater. While many remain without power, water, and essential services, we are calling on citizens, faith leaders, and volunteers to extend kindness and help lead our friends and neighbors through this critical time.
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Power companies say power outages from historically devastating storm could last for days

Power companies say power outages from historically devastating storm could last for days

Georgia Power Company and Excelsior EMC are cautioning customers that power outages could extend until the end of next week. Georgia Power estimated restoration times for Bulloch on their outage map extends to Thursday evening October 3, 2024.
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Community members step up to provide drinking water, showers, meals and device charging

Community members step up to provide drinking water, showers, meals and device charging

Neighbors helping neighbors stories are flooding in to Grice Connect. From helping cut trees from roadways to cleaning up each others yards, the stories are heartwarming. In a storm this vast, there are simply not enough resources to go around.
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Water refill stations opening in Bulloch County

Water refill stations opening in Bulloch County

Citizens should prepare to be without power for several days. One of the main requests we are receiving is for drinking water. Bulloch County VOAD is working on options for water and has begun opening water refill stations for drinking water. We will update this list as more stations become available.
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Crisis Cleanup provides call center for Hurricane Helene efforts

Crisis Cleanup provides call center for Hurricane Helene efforts

In response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene , Crisis Cleanup has established a call center to streamline recovery efforts. This call center aims to efficiently coordinate volunteer assistance for muck out operations, tree removal and debris cleanup for affected residents.
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