Published 2 years ago

Governor Kay Ivey updates Alabama’s response to Hurricane Ian

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Governor Kay Ivey says Alabama stands ready to help Florida as the Hurricane makes landfall. 17 electric co-ops and Alabama Power teams stand ready to assist. There are also three standby shelters, which would open in a capacity-triggered fashion. Governor Ivey also shared that the Alabama Department of Tourism has established a QR code that evacuees can use to assist in locating available hotel rooms.

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Hurricane Ian: Does Alabama have to worry?

Hurricane Ian morphed into a monster storm on Wednesday and had 155 mph winds as it neared landfall on the southwest peninsula of Florida.

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Governor Kay Ivey updates Alabama’s response to Hurricane Ian

For the last several days, Governor Ivey and Alabama’s emergency management officials closely monitored Ian’s projected path to ensure the state was prepared, should the storm’s path include Alabama. Since emergency officials became confident that Alabama was in the clear of the storm, the preparations changed to include assisting Florida in any way that was needed.

2 years ago·Montgomery, United States

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