Volunteers Tim and Jana Stocker are taking a well-deserved rest. They drove throughout Florida's Big Bend for two weeks to bring meals to people after Hurricane Helene, making friends like photographer Charlie Jackson along the way. Thanks for sharing this photo, Charlie!
Crews in Cocke County continued to remove debris from the Pigeon River Thursday, part of the coordinated effort to manage the extensive debris from #Helene in East Tennessee.
Removing debris, which can include fallen trees, damaged structures, and other hazards, is crucial in restoring communities.
Teaming up for a brighter tomorrow! The Joint Task Force NC continues to deliver essentials to those hardest hit by Tropical Storm #Helene. Here’s a glimpse from #Mitchell County.
30th ABCT and 113th SB Soldiers have worked with Baptists on Mission for meal preparation, the Red Cross for delivery, and the Salvation Army for food supply. Together, they have delivered 8,000 to 10,000 meals daily to those in need!
#Helene
📸: Sgt. Aimee Trinidad
Supply Points of Distribution are now open at four locations to provide water, food and tarps for those impacted by Hurricane Milton. These locations are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily at the following:
RECOVERY AT WORK🚜: Our crews are still at work removing downed trees from roadways & rights-of-way.
🌳 Call 833-872-4636 to report downed trees blocking roadways/rights-of-way.
🌳 If the tree is touching/on a downed power line, report it to @TampaElectric now: 877-588-1010