NYC first responders deployed to North Carolina for post-Hurricane Helene recovery efforts
According to the New York City Emergency Management, the NY-Task Force 1, which is made up of the FDNY, NYPD and NYC Emergency Management, have already rescued three residents and their pets in Polk County, North Carolina.
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According to the New York City Emergency Management, the NY-Task Force 1, which is made up of the FDNY, NYPD and NYC Emergency Management, have already rescued three residents and their pets in Polk County, North Carolina.
Task Force 1 continued over the weekend to conduct searches of the area impacted by the infrastructure collapse, heavy flooding and mudslides.
On Sunday, Gov. Kathy Hochul deployed National Guard soldiers, helicopters and generators to Macon, Georgia, to support recovery efforts from Hurricane Helene.
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