Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens declares state of emergency after Hurricane Helene
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens on Friday afternoon declared a state of emergency in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, a storm that hammered the state of Georgia. The state of emergency allows Atlanta officials to tap federal and state resources to address damage caused by Helene.
Tropical Storm Helene: Atlanta mayor declares state of emergency
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has declared a State of Emergency after Tropical Storm Helene. After Helene moved through metro Atlanta and north Georgia on Friday morning, the City of Atlanta and many others are dealing with major flooding.
Much of metro Atlanta was under a flash flood emergency on Friday morning as the region felt the effects of Tropical Storm ...
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GEMA Director Chris Stallings will speak at 3 p.m. to GEMA headquarters in Atlanta. Channel 2 Action News will have a ...
Major League Baseball has rescheduled two crucial late-season games between the Atlanta Braves and New York Mets as the now ...
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The recommendation was made Thursday, with Helene expected to impact Georgia in the early hours of Friday morning.
GEMA/HS Director Chris Stallings said there could be significant damage from this storm in all 159 Georgia counties.
In Western North Carolina, heavy rains are causing rivers and lakes to overflow, and landslides have blocked major roads.
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