Governor Brian Kemp and state leaders recently conducted an assessment of the damage caused by Tropical Storm Debby in Georgia. The storm, which made landfall last week, brought heavy rainfall and strong winds to the state, resulting in severe flooding and destruction in several areas.
During their assessment, Gov. Kemp and other officials visited various affected communities to survey the damage and meet with residents who had been impacted by the storm. They also spoke with local authorities to assess the needs of the affected areas and determine what resources would be needed to aid in the recovery efforts.
In a statement following the assessment, Gov. Kemp expressed his condolences to those affected by the storm and pledged the state’s support in assisting with the recovery process. He emphasized the importance of working together to help communities rebuild and recover from the devastation caused by Tropical Storm Debby.
State leaders also emphasized the need for residents to take precautions and be prepared for future storms, as hurricane season continues. They encouraged residents to have a plan in place for emergencies and to stay informed about weather alerts and evacuation orders to ensure their safety during severe weather events.
Efforts are currently underway to provide assistance to those affected by the storm, including access to resources such as temporary shelter, food, and water. Gov. Kemp and state leaders have committed to supporting these communities in their recovery efforts and working to ensure their safety and well-being in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Debby.
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