The Marshall County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) is sending a team to South Carolina to assist with Hurricane Dorian relief efforts. The team will be providing logistical support and coordination to help with the response and recovery efforts in the aftermath of the storm.
EMA Director Anita McBurnett stated that they are always ready to lend a helping hand to other communities in need, and they are proud to send a team to assist in South Carolina. The team is expected to be deployed for at least a week, but the duration of their stay may be extended depending on the needs on the ground.
The decision to send a team to South Carolina comes as Hurricane Dorian continues to batter the East Coast, causing widespread devastation and displacing thousands of residents. The Marshall County EMA team will work closely with local officials and agencies to assess the needs of the affected communities and provide the necessary support and resources to help them recover from the storm.
The team will be equipped with the necessary supplies and equipment to assist with a variety of tasks, including debris removal, search and rescue operations, and other emergency response activities. The EMA team will also work to coordinate with other relief organizations and agencies to ensure a coordinated and effective response to the disaster.
The Marshall County EMA team’s efforts in South Carolina are a testament to their dedication to serving others in times of need. Their willingness to lend a helping hand to those affected by Hurricane Dorian is a true reflection of the spirit of community and compassion.
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