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  1. Mutual aid compact deployed for wildfire support involving Georgia, Arkansas, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Kentucky.

Multi-State Teams Aid Disaster Relief Efforts in Northwest Florida

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Disaster relief efforts are underway in north Santa Rosa and Okaloosa counties in Northwest Florida following Hurricane Isaias. Teams from several states, including Georgia, Arkansas, Delaware, and Maryland, are volunteering to assist with recovery work such as tree removal and tarping houses. David Greer, logistics coordinator for Georgia Disaster Relief, coordinates the efforts from the Live Oak Church in Crestview.

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The deployment of multi-state volunteer teams indicates a significant need for recovery resources in the affected area. These coordinated efforts involve aid from states like Georgia and Arkansas, leveraging existing partnerships for mutual support during large-scale disasters.

A mutual aid compact is currently deployed to provide support for wildfire situations involving several states.

From weartv.com

Who's involved

  • GeorgiaState providing disaster relief teams and coordinating efforts
  • ArkansasState providing disaster relief teams

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