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Statement of Support for Lee and Macon counties

Posted on: Mar 6th, 2019 | Announcements

Statement of support for Lee and Macon counties from the Office of Commission President Connie Hudson

"Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims of Sunday's EF4 tornadoes in Lee and Macon counties. The lives of those who lost family, friends and homes will forever be impacted. Mobile County is poised in any way we can to assist those touched by this heartbreaking tragedy. The Mobile County Commission and the Mobile County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) stand ready to provide assistance and resources as needed," said Mobile County Commission President Connie Hudson.

Ronnie Adair, Mobile County EMA Director said, "EMA officials throughout the state understand the resources their individual counties can provide in these extraordinary circumstances. If help is requested, we work in a logistical manner to deploy the necessary equipment, materials and personnel to where it is needed."

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