Weather Alert

Bulloch County VOAD needs more trained volunteers to assist our community in times of crisis and encourages churches, civic clubs and individuals to attend this training. The Early Response Team (ERT) Training by UMCOR will take place on Saturday, February 15th at Pittman Park UMC in Statesboro, GA.

Georgia residents affected by Tropical Storm Debby or Hurricane Helene are encouraged to check with both their insurance provider and FEMA for potential disaster assistance to aid in their recovery. Survivors in counties approved for Individual Assistance must submit their applications by Friday, February 7, 2025.

In response to a surge in water-related emergencies caused by severe storms and flooding last year, Bulloch County Public Safety and EMA have purchased a water rescue boat to enhance their emergency response capabilities. This critical addition will help reduce rescue times and provide life-saving support during future flooding events in Bulloch County, Statesboro, and surrounding areas.

Taxpayers in all 159 counties in Georgia are eligible for this tax relief. See full details in the article.

For the second consecutive day, Statesboro residents are being warned about the dangers of black ice on area roads. With temperatures set to drop below freezing again tonight, drivers are urged to exercise extreme caution and allow extra time during their morning commute.

Schools will reopen on Monday. No decision about make-up days has been made at this time.

Black ice is making roads treacherous across the Statesboro and Bulloch County area this morning, and dangerously cold wind chills are adding to the hazards, warns the National Weather Service. Residents are advised to take extreme caution while driving and walking outdoors.

Bulloch County officials urged residents to stay off the roads as the region grapples with hazardous conditions from rare snowfall and freezing temperatures. Leaders emphasized public safety, praised the efforts of local crews, and called for community cooperation during this challenging time.

A decision regarding school operations for Friday, January 24 will be announced by 2 p.m. on Thursday.

Everyone is waking up to a winter wonderland. After a night of snowfall, road conditions around the county are dangerous. Citizens are asked to shelter in place until public safety officials can assess and clear roads for safe travel. Grice Connect will continue to update this story as more information becomes available.