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    Thank you Brock – it is my honor! “We () have never had the support that we have had from this President.” Administrator

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    New Evacuation Orders are in place. Go to to see if you are in an area with a mandatory or volunteer evacuation. If you decide to leave your home, be sure to check before you leave to ensure your route is clear.

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    Here is a look at the ongoing coordinated response effort for in South Carolina. Response is a team effort.

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    My thoughts and prayers are with Evelyn Rodriguez this evening, along with her family and friends.

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    . is readily supporting the needs of affected areas as state and local officials lead the disaster response to Hurricane Florence. More information on this effort:

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    Sep 14

    Over 1,150 Urban Search and Rescue personnel are integrated with state & local teams in NC, SC, & VA to help with rescues after . The teams came from all over the country this week, traveling long distances with equipment & K-9 partners to arrive before the storm.

    A large group of men sit in a semi-circle in a garage that has paramedic trucks and fire trucks in the background. They are all wearing gray shirts that say Ohio TF-1 on the back.
    A large covered truck with several search and rescue personnel sitting in the back is parked in a rainy stretch of road.
    A photo shows the interior of a bus, with a female search and rescue team member relaxing on a seat, holding a dog that's wearing a K-9 vest.
    A large group of New York City Urban Search and Rescue team members stand in a warehouse. In the backgound, you see large shelves with equipment package in boxes.
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    captured these two dramatic views of shortly after the storm made landfall near Wrightsville Beach, NC this morning. Latest updates:

    This image shows Hurricane Florence shortly after the storm made landfall near Wrightsville Beach, N.C.
    This image shows Hurricane Florence shortly after the storm made landfall near Wrightsville Beach, N.C.
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    Use these resources to get help or more info. For emergencies, call 911. To receive info on shelters, evacuations & storm related needs, dial 211. Use social media to connect with loved ones or the Red Cross Safe & Well site. Storm info is available at .

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    safety tips: - STAY INDOORS. Do not venture out during the storm. - Do NOT drive or walk through stagnant or moving floodwaters. - If your power goes out, do NOT operate gas powered generators or charcoal grills in or near your home. - Have your emergency kit ready!

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    NEW: has made landfall near Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina at 7:15 AM EDT (1115 UTC) with estimated maximum winds of 90 mph (150 km/h), and a minimum central pressure estimate of 958 mb (28.29").

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    Sep 14

    Thinking of the people in the Carolinas. Thank you to the first responders who are taking immediate action to help. Be safe!

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    Incredible job being done by FEMA, First Responders, Law Enforcement and all. Thank you!

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    N.C. Guard Soldiers from all over the State are staged at the Kingston Armory awaiting orders to deploy all along eastern North Carolina for .

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    Sep 13

    Have a question about appropriate preparations & evacuations? Call SCEMD PIPS line at 866-246-0133 or visit

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    Need assistance? Text "Florence" to 898211 for assistance. You can also call 2-1-1 to speak to a specialist.

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