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Mississippi Disaster Recovery Centers to be closed for Easter Sunday
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has announced that Disaster Recovery Centers in Carroll, Humphreys, Monroe, and Sharkey counties will be closed Sunday, April 9 in honor of Easter.
The following DRCs will reopen Monday, April 10 at 7 a.m.
Carroll County:Â Z. George High School, 900 George St., Carrollton, MS 38947Humphreys County:Â Humphreys County Library, 105 Hayden St., Belzoni, MS 39038Monroe County: Monroe County Government Complex, 1619 Highway 25, Amory, MS 38821Sharkey County:Â Heritage Manor,431 West Race St., Rolling Fork, MS 39159DRCs are central locations where survivors from the recent tornadoes that killed 21 can speak with specialists from FEMA, the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency, and the U.S. Small Business Administration.
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By: SuperTalk News Staff
Title: Mississippi Disaster Recovery Centers to be closed for Easter Sunday
Sourced From: www.supertalk.fm/mississippi-disaster-recovery-centers-to-be-closed-for-easter-sunday/
Published Date: Fri, 07 Apr 2023 19:10:04 +0000
SUMMARY: The weather in Columbus, Mississippi is warm and humid with storms expected tonight and into Friday morning. There is a chance of some strong storms with heavy rain, gusty winds, and possibly hail. Temperatures are expected to be in the upper 80s. Showers will continue into Saturday morning before clearing out for the weekend. The SPC has NE Mississippi under a level 1 and 2 risk for severe weather. Overall, expect warm and muggy conditions with scattered showers and storms throughout Friday. Saturday will start with showers but clear out in the evening, while Sunday will have pleasant conditions with clear skies and warm temperatures in the upper 80s.
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SUMMARY: Several residents in downtown Columbus, Mississippi, were impacted by severe storm damage, with trees falling on homes and property. Many residents, such as Len Summerville, Shannon Evans, and Emily Mclarty, shared their experiences of the destruction caused by last week's storms. They emphasized the importance of preparedness for future severe weather events. Some residents are still awaiting responses from their insurance companies to move forward with repairs. Overall, the community is coming together to support each other and navigate the aftermath of the disaster.
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SUMMARY: Brooksville Town Hall in Mississippi has been closed for a week due to the process of hiring new city officials. The mayor explained that the closure is necessary until the new hires are bonded and can handle money. Multiple city clerks have resigned, causing issues with citizens paying water bills. Despite new hires being bonded and told to report for work, the doors remain locked. The mayor clarified that he cannot control everything that happens at city hall. Residents can still pay water bills at a drop box, with late fees being waived. The mayor emphasized his commitment to upholding his oath to the town.
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