SCDRO

Twitter Account for The South Carolina Disaster Recovery Office

[SCDRO @SCDRO_Gov]

SCDRO has now repaired or replaced more than 2,000 homes that were damaged by the 2015 Severe Storm or Hurricane Matthew! Here is one of our latest reconstruction projects! For more information on #SCDRO's #DisasterRecovery efforts, visit: https://t.co/J5D5YijR2P

[SCDRO @SCDRO_Gov]

The South Carolina Disaster Recovery Office has now repaired or replaced 1,352 homes that were damaged by the 2015 Severe Storm! Here is one of our latest reconstruction projects! For more information on #SCDRO's #DisasterRecovery efforts, visit: https://t.co/J5D5YijR2P

[SCDRO @SCDRO_Gov]

With 2018 coming to an end, let us look back at what the South Carolina Disaster Recovery Office has been able to accomplish this year in the State of South Carolina! #SCDRO #DisasterRecovery

[SCDRO @SCDRO_Gov]

The South Carolina Disaster Recovery Office has now repaired or replaced 400 homes that were damaged by #HurricaneMatthew! Here is one of our latest rehabilitation projects! For more information on #SCDRO's #DisasterRecovery efforts, visit: https://t.co/1fDK2gTK5W

[SCDRO @SCDRO_Gov]

ATTENTION: If your home was damaged by #HurricaneFlorence, the deadline to apply for assistance from @fema is December 5th! For more information on FEMA assistance, visit: https://t.co/C6hP2L5Ivw #DisasterRecovery

[SCDRO @SCDRO_Gov]

The South Carolina Disaster Recovery Office has now repaired or replaced 356 homes that were damaged by #HurricaneMatthew! For more information on our #DisasterRecovery efforts, visit: https://t.co/1fDK2gTK5W

[SCDRO @SCDRO_Gov]

The South Carolina Disaster Recovery Office has now repaired or replaced 1,300 homes that were affected by the 2015 Severe Storm! #DisasterRecovery

[NLC Center for City Solutions @NLCitySolutions]

See you tomorrow at @leagueofcities City Summit #NLCLA
Reducing Costs in Emergency Management Seminar with speakers @SBPUSA @SCDRO_Gov @KjerTori @TPI_org
https://t.co/VZIGlIxE7R

[NLC Center for City Solutions @NLCitySolutions]

Come be proactive about emergency management at @leagueofcities City Summit #NLCLA
Reducing Costs in Emergency Management Seminar with speakers @SBPUSA @SCDRO_Gov
@KjerTori @TPI_org
https://t.co/VZIGlIxE7R

[SCDRO @SCDRO_Gov]

The South Carolina Disaster Recovery Office has now repaired or replaced 325 homes that were damaged by #HurricaneMatthew! #DisasterRecovery

[SCDRO @SCDRO_Gov]

The South Carolina Disaster Recovery Office has now repaired or replaced 1,252 homes that were affected by the 2015 Severe Storm! #DisasterRecovery

[FEMA @fema]

As you check your property after #Michael, document damage or loss with photos and videos before starting to clean up. You’ll be able to share these with your insurance agent.

[FEMA @fema]

Every disaster is different & each person has unique needs after #Michael. To start your recovery process:
📞Contact your home or flood insurance provider to file a claim.
💻Visit https://t.co/gryh5A6N9X to check other kinds of help.

[SCDRO @SCDRO_Gov]

The South Carolina Disaster Recovery Office has now repaired or replaced 300 homes that were damaged by #HurricaneMatthew! #DisasterRecovery

[National Hurricane Center @NHC_Atlantic]

Here are the 11 AM EDT Key Messages for #Michael

[National Hurricane Center @NHC_Atlantic]

#Michael is now a tropical storm near the Georgia/South Carolina border. Strong winds, heavy rain, and tornadoes are expected across portions of Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina today. Go to https://t.co/tW4KeGdBFb for more information.

[NWS Columbia @NWSColumbia]

Tropical Storm Michael will pass over South Carolina and eastern Georgia today. The primary concerns will be:

- Wind gusts to 55 mph
- Isolated tornadoes
- Heavy rain with accumulations up to 4 inches

[National Hurricane Center @NHC_Atlantic]

Heavy rainfall from #Michael could produce life-threatening flash
flooding from the Florida Panhandle & Big Bend regions into
portions of southeast Alabama, Georgia, the Carolinas, and southeast
Virginia. See the latest @NWSWPC forecasts for more details: https://t.co/3qxGBA9w6t

[NWS Weather Prediction Center @NWSWPC]

Hurricane #Michael will spread a swath of heavy rainfall from Florida, through Georgia, and into the Carolinas and southeast Virginia through tomorrow. This may lead to flash flooding, and some renewed river flooding may also develop, particularly in the Carolinas.

[FEMA @fema]

Keep a close eye on your local weather forecasts in the next few days. If you must go outside during a storm, remember: Turn Around, Don't Drown! https://t.co/SVAXtWfrUT #Michael