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Alamance County Emergency Services Association Annual Presentation of Awards

On Wednesday, October 24, the Alamance County Emergency Services Association held their annual cookout hosted by the Eli Whitney Fire Department. The event honored those members who have served 20, 30, and 40 years. Landon Massey, President of the Alamance County Emergency Services Association, Amy Galey, Chair of the Alamance County Board of Commissioners, and Bob Byrd, Alamance County Commissioner, presented awards to the following:

Fire Service Awards: 20 Years

  • Steve Lineberry – Swepsonville Fire Department
  • Donnie West – Pleasant Grove Fire Department
  • Tommy Rumley – Graham Fire Department
  • Kevin Squires – Graham Fire Department
  • Allen Maness – Graham Fire Department
  • Kevin Pickard – Graham Fire Department
  • Jason Fogleman – Gibsonville Fire Department
  • Perry Foust – Gibsonville Fire Department

Fire Service Awards: 30 Years

  • Jimmy Hinshaw – Mebane Fire Department
  • Terry Jordan – Haw River Fire Department

Fire Service Awards: 40 Years

  • John Beaudry – Swepsonville Fire Department

EMS Service Awards: 20 Years

  • Ken Cheek
  • Shawn Rudd
  • Kyle Buckner
  • Jason Mansfield

EMS Service Awards: 30 Years

  • Eddie Thomas

The Alamance County Emergency Services Association helps to provide a forum for communication between emergency services agencies as well as recognizes those individuals who have dedicated so much of their life to the field of emergency services.

For more information, please contact Landon Massey, President of the Alamance County Emergency Services Association at (336) 227-1365 or Landon.Massey@alamance-nc.com.

Alamance County Shelter Closing Wednesday, September 19 at 1 PM

Local officials charged with operating and staffing Alamance County’s emergency shelter, have decided to close the operation by 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 19.

At 1:00 p.m. today (9/18), the shelter was serving 14 clients. Directors of Alamance County’s Social Services and Public Health, along with their respective staffs, have initiated a closure plan with the American Red Cross, to relocate the clients.

Based on current weather conditions, and waters of area creeks and the Haw River beginning to recede, emergency shelter needs are no longer at a critical stage.

For the same reasons the shelter is closing, the county’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC) will also cease 24 hour service. The Office of Emergency Management will close the EOC today (9/18), at 5:00 p.m. The EOC call center line, 336-290-0362 will remain active. A recording directing residents to local resources will be placed on the call center phone.

Aside from shelter and EOC operations, only one road in the county remains closed due to storm damage. A culvert on Greenwood Drive, near Isley School Road (in the vicinity of Indian Valley Golf Course), was washed out. The road will remain closed until North Carolina Department of Transportation (DOT) staff can make repairs. (Inquiries for a timetable should be directed to DOT).

After 5:00 p.m. today, information requests for county storm-related matters and resources may be directed to Public Information Officer Michelle Mills, or Emergency Management Director, Debbie Hatfield.

CENTRO DE RECREACION GRAHAM ACTIVADO

El Centro de recreación ubicado en la 311 College St., Graham será el refugio principal del Condado de Alamance a partir de las 3:00 pm del sábado, septiembre 15.

Los residentes del centro de Amparo ubicado en Lamb’s Chapel en el campus de Haw River (415 Roxboro Rd, Haw River, NC) y el Centro Comunitario Fairchild (827 S Graham-Hopedale Rd, Burlington, NC 27217), serán transferidos al Centro de Recreación de Graham. Moviendo hacia delante, todos esos buscando un Centro de Amparo deben ir al Centro de Recreación de Graham.

Aquellos que buscan refugio de emergencia deberán traer sus propias mantas/ almohadas, medicamentos, alimentos o suplementos dietéticos especiales, información de contacto y otros artículos necesarios. No se permite el consumo de alcohol, drogas, ilegales o armas. El centro comunitario Fairchild no admite mascotas. Sin embargo los residentes pueden traer sus mascotas y serán transportadas al refugio de animales en Burlington donde serán atendidos durante la tormenta.

Para asistencia relacionada con el Huracán Florence, pueden comunicarse al centro de llamadas del Condado de Alamance al teléfono 336-290-0362.

Si necesita información adicional del Condado de Alamance con respecto al Huracán Florence visite la página de internet https://www.alamance-nc.com/emergency-information/.

GRAHAM RECREATION CENTER ACTIVATED

The Graham Recreation Center located at 311 College Street in Graham will be the primary shelter for Alamance County as of 3pm on Saturday, September 15.

Shelter residents at the Lamb’s Chapel located at the Haw River Campus (415 Roxboro Rd, Haw River, NC) and the Fairchild Community Center (827 S Graham Hopedale Rd, Burlington, NC 27217) will be moved to the Graham Recreation Center. Moving forward, all those seeking shelter should go to Graham Recreation Center.

Those seeking emergency shelter should bring their own blankets/pillows, prescription medication, special dietary foods or supplements, contact information, and other necessary items. No alcohol, illegal drugs, or weapons are permitted. The Graham Recreation Center Shelter is not pet friendly, but residents can bring pets, and they will be transported to the Burlington Animal Shelter where they will be taken care of during the storm.

For assistance pertaining to Hurricane Florence, please call the Alamance County Call Center Line at 336-290-0362.

Additional Alamance County Government information regarding Hurricane Florence is found at https://www.alamance-nc.com/emergency-information/.

Shelter Information- Lamb’s Chapel is at Capacity

The shelter at The Lamb’s Chapel church has reached capacity. Residents seeking shelter are asked to go to the Fairchild Center at 827 S. Graham-Hopedale Road in Burlington.

For assistance pertaining to Hurricane Florence, please call the Alamance County CallCenter Line at 336-290-0362.

Additional Alamance County Government information regarding Hurricane Florence is found at https://www.alamance-nc.com/emergency-information/.

Segundo Refugio en el Condado de Alamance

El Condado de Alamance abrirá el Centro Comunitario Fairchild (827 S. Graham Hopedale Rd, Burlington, NC 27217) el viernes (09/14/18) a las 10:00 a.m. para todos aquellos que necesiten refugio de emergencia debido al Huracán Florence.

Aquellos que buscan refugio de emergencia deberan traer sus propias mantas / almohadas, medicamentos, alimentos o suplementos dietéticos especiales, información de contacto y otros artículos necesarios. No se permite el consumo de alcohol, drogas ilegales o armas. El Centro Comunitario Fairchild no admite mascotas pero los residentes pueden traer sus mascotas y serán transportadas al refugio de animals en Burlington donde serán atendidos durante la tormenta.

Para asistencia relacionada con el Huracán Florence, pueden comunicarse al centro de llamadas del Condado de Alamance al telefono 336-290-0362.

Si necesita información adicional del Condado de Alamance con respecto al Huracán Florence visite la pagina de internet https://www.alamance-nc.com/emergency-information/.

2nd Shelter Opening in Alamance

2nd Shelter Opening in Alamance

Alamance County will be opening the Fairchild Community Center (827 S Graham Hopedale Rd, Burlington, NC 27217) on Friday (9/14/18) at 10:00am for all those who require overnight emergency shelter due to Hurricane Florence.

Those seeking emergency shelter should bring their own blankets/pillows, prescription medication, special dietary foods or supplements, contact information, and other necessary items. No alcohol, illegal drugs, or weapons are permitted. The Fairchild Community Center Shelter is not pet friendly, but residents can bring pets, and they will be transported to the Burlington Animal Shelter where they will be taken care of during the storm.

For assistance pertaining to Hurricane Florence, please call the Alamance County Call Center Line at 336-290-0362.

Additional Alamance County Government information regarding Hurricane Florence is found at https://www.alamance-nc.com/emergency-information/.

Friday, September 14, 2018: Health Department and Social Services Closed

The Alamance County Health Department and Social Services will be closed Friday, September 14, 2018.

For assistance pertaining to Hurricane Florence, please call the Alamance County Call Center Line at 336-290-0362.

Additional Alamance County Government information regarding Hurricane Florence is found at https://www.alamance-nc.com/emergency-information/.

Alamance County Courts Closed

The Alamance County District and Superior Courts as well as the Alamance County Clerk of Court Offices will be closed Friday, September 14, 2018.

For assistance pertaining to Hurricane Florence, please call the Alamance County Call Center Line at 336-290-0362.

Additional Alamance County Government information regarding Hurricane Florence is found at https://www.alamance-nc.com/emergency-information/.