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Flooding in Bulloch County Forces Evacuations, Closes Roads Across Area

Flooding in Bulloch County Forces Evacuations, Closes Roads Across Area

Heavy overnight rains dumped more than 8 inches across parts of Bulloch County, leading to widespread flooding, road closures, and evacuations. Emergency crews are actively responding as water levels remain high, with additional rainfall expected through Thursday night.
Flash Flood Warning Issued for Bulloch and Surrounding Counties

Flash Flood Warning Issued for Bulloch and Surrounding Counties

The National Weather Service in Charleston has issued a flash flood warning for Bulloch County and surrounding areas, with heavy rains threatening life-threatening flooding through mid-morning Thursday, Nov. 7. Residents are urged to exercise caution, as saturated grounds and rising waters pose serious risks across several communities.
Flood Watch in effect through Thursday evening for Bulloch and surrounding counties

Flood Watch in effect through Thursday evening for Bulloch and surrounding counties

Heavy rain is expected to continue drenching Bulloch County and nearby areas, leading the National Weather Service to issue a flood watch through Thursday evening. The storm system could bring up to seven inches of rain, raising the risk of flash flooding across southeast Georgia and parts of South Carolina.
Volunteers needed for Saturday, Nov. 9th disaster relief effort to aid Bulloch County

Volunteers needed for Saturday, Nov. 9th disaster relief effort to aid Bulloch County

Volunteers are needed to join this initiative which aims to clear debris, remove fallen trees, and provide critical support to residents impacted by the disaster. Citizens, including skilled chainsaw crews and heavy equipment operators, are urgently needed to aid in this relief effort.
FEMA offers displacement assistance to Hurricane Helene and Tropical Storm Debby survivors in Georgia

FEMA offers displacement assistance to Hurricane Helene and Tropical Storm Debby survivors in Georgia

FEMA is offering Displacement Assistance to eligible survivors of Hurricane Helene and Tropical Storm Debby, providing financial support for temporary housing when returning home isn't possible. See additional information about unemployment assistance and how to properly spend assistance funds.
GADA donates $10,000 to Bulloch Strong to aid with hurricane recovery efforts

GADA donates $10,000 to Bulloch Strong to aid with hurricane recovery efforts

Representative Lehman Franklin secured a $10,000 contribution from GADA to Bulloch Strong, a nonprofit dedicated to long-term disaster recovery in Bulloch County. This contribution plays a crucial role in supporting the community's recovery efforts following Hurricane Debby and Helene.
Zenni Optical offers free reading glasses and sunglasses to hurricane victims

Zenni Optical offers free reading glasses and sunglasses to hurricane victims

Zenni Optical is offering free reading glasses in a variety of magnifications as well as sunglasses to residents affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, providing much-needed eyewear to those in impacted areas.
FEMA offers up to $300 for cleanup after Tropical Storm Debby and Hurricane Helene

FEMA offers up to $300 for cleanup after Tropical Storm Debby and Hurricane Helene

If your home was damaged by Tropical Storm Debby or Hurricane Helene but is still safe to live in, you might be eligible for some cleanup assistance. Check below to see if you qualify for up to $300 from FEMA.
Georgia Power extends, expands customer assistance programs following Hurricane Helene

Georgia Power extends, expands customer assistance programs following Hurricane Helene

Georgia Power is stepping up to help its customers recover from Hurricane Helene with new flexible installment plans, letting people pay their bills over time while continuing to offer support like waived late fees and extended assistance programs.
Georgia Implements Phase 1 of Disaster SNAP in Bryan, Chatham, Effingham, Liberty, and Long Counties

Georgia Implements Phase 1 of Disaster SNAP in Bryan, Chatham, Effingham, Liberty, and Long Counties

Georgia families affected by Hurricane Helene can now pre-register for D-SNAP, a temporary program offering food assistance to those who’ve suffered losses. Starting October 21, Phase 1 of the program will roll out in coastal counties, with future phases covering more areas impacted by the disaster. Bulloch, Evans and Candler are in Phase 4 which will be Nov. 18, 2024, through Saturday, Nov. 23, 2024.