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Donation Drop-Off Locations

UNITED WAY OF EAST TENN. HIGHLANDS The United Way is seeking volunteers for cleanup efforts. If you can safely travel, please meet at the Parks and Rec Department, 300 W Mill Drive. They're also accepting item donations. Volunteers will help deliver supplies and clean debris in affected areas. Items Needed: Bottled water, canned goods, new clothing, shoes, socks, baby formula, and diapers. AMERICAN RED CROSS OF TENNESSEE Want to help hands-on? The Red Cross needs volunteers. Sign up at Red Cross Urgent Need for Volunteers . SECOND HARVEST FOOD BANK Second Harvest is ready to mobilize across eight counties! If any shelter or Emergency Management needs food or water, call Tom Cromie at 423-794-0448. For individual assistance, message us on Facebook for more details. WASHINGTON COUNTY, TN Crossroads Christian Church : Open for donations (blankets, towels, water, hygiene products, diapers, formula) from 1-5 p.m. on Saturday. Jonesborough/Washington County Library : Accepting nonperish

Closings and Delays for 10/1/14

Academy for Staff Development Marion: Classes canceled for the week AllCARE for Seniors PACE: Closed Clinch Mountain Christian School: Closed Dickenson County Schools: Closed East Tennessee State University (ETSU): Classes canceled through Wednesday, University will remain open Gate City Christian School: Closed Grace Christian Academy Atkins, VA: Closed Greeneville City Schools: Closed through October 4 Hancock County Schools: Closed Hawkins County Schools: Closed Lee County Schools: Closed Marion Correctional Treatment Center: Code Red Mountain Empire Community College: Closed Mount Rogers PACE: Open Northeast State Community College: Closed Tuesday, RCAM open to industry, Admin offices open Norton City Schools: Opening 2 hours late on Tuesday, October 1 Red Onion State Prison: Code Yellow River North Correctional Center: Code Red for non-essential staff on Tuesday, October 1 Rogersville City School: Closed Tuesday, October 1 Russell County Schools: Closed through Tuesday Scott Cou

Governor Issues Executive Order for Severe Weather and Flooding Relief in Tennessee

On September 27, 2024, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee issued Executive Order No. 105 in response to the severe weather and flash flooding that impacted significant portions of the state on September 26 and 27. The storm caused widespread property damage, leading to evacuations and threatening public safety. The executive order officially declares a major disaster and state of emergency, effective retroactively to 12:01 AM on September 27, 2024. Governor Lee emphasized the substantial damage to property and the ongoing displacement of residents seeking temporary refuge. He also noted that relief efforts are being coordinated by local, state, and federal agencies. In response to the situation, Tennessee has requested an Emergency Declaration from the President of the United States, acknowledging that the severe weather impacts and the relief efforts are expected to continue for several weeks. The order highlights the collaboration of various agencies to assist those affected by the disast

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