The information on this page reflects the activities of the Capital Area Chapter of the American Red Cross during
Tropical Storm Helene.
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The Chapter's Emergency Operations Center activates at 3:00PM on September 21st. |
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Information Management on the internet is a very important part of the Chapter's Emergency Operations
Center. |
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Shelter information is posted on the shelter boards. |
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Working the phone is a big part of the Chapter's Emergency Operation Center. |
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Mass Care Sheltering Officer Evelyn Savary reviews shelter listings. |
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Leonard Savary, Logistics Officer, relaxes awaiting his next mission. |
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Disaster Services Volunteer Georgia Sullivan helps staff the reception center at the Chapter's Emergency
Operations Center. |
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Down to one last Disaster Services Volunteer in the Chapter's Staffing Center. |
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Disaster Services Director Chris Floyd "A/K/A The Master of Disaster" runs the show out of his new office
overlooking the Chapter's Emergency Operations Center. |
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Tropical Storm Helene dropped over nine inches of rain throughout the Capital Area which caused 78 homes to
be damaged. Here two children wait to return to their flooded home along the Sopchoppy River in Wakulla County. |
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