Augustans can now self-report property damage online following Hurricane Helene, officials announced on Monday.
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Augustans can report Hurricane Helene damage through city websiteThe Augusta Fire/EMA Department, in collaboration with the Augusta-Richmond County Tax Assessor’s Office, is conducting ...
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City of Augusta runs out of tarps one hour after giveaway beginsThe City of Augusta and Augusta Fire/EMA are giving out tarps to whomever may need one. The giveaway is at 3117 Deans Bridge ...
The CSRA is about to experience something we haven’t seen in several weeks: heavy rainfall. With the forecast indicating a few wet days this week, there’s ...
But there are still damages in the Augusta area from Hurricane Helene. So, is it safe? Augusta Fire & EMA said via email that ...
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Local and federal leaders are providing an update as Augusta recovers from HeleneFEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell and Augusta Mayor Garnett Johnson reminded people there is still time to register for ...
A crash involving a semi-truck and a car caused traffic problems on I-20 at Riverwatch Parkway on Wednesday morning.
Although significant progress has been made in the last few weeks, there’s still much to be done. Criswell, Augusta Mayor ...
Several businesses have responded to the Augusta area's need for home repairs after Hurricane Helene. Safety officials gave ...
In South Georgia, weeks after Hurricane Helene, signs of damage are still everywhere. But in one county, schools reopened. In another city, street lights are working again.
A strange and graphic incident took place over the weekend in downtown Augusta at the corner of Broad and 7th streets. An adult male deer crashed through a ground-floor level window at the multi ...
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