US EditionNorthern Michigan counties see progress in ice storm recovery efforts
- Michigan Governor Whitmer declared a state of emergency on March 31 for ten counties due to ice storm damage.
- A dangerous ice storm struck Northern Michigan over the weekend, causing significant damage across the region.
- The severe weather knocked down trees and power lines, leading to widespread power outages and impassable roads.
- Whitmer stated, "We are continuing our all-hands-on-deck approach to help families and communities impacted by the storms."
- To expedite recovery, Whitmer deployed the National Guard, lifted trucking restrictions, and made state resources available.
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Whitmer deploys National Guard, boosts fuel delivery in response to Northern Michigan ice storm
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is deploying the state’s National Guard and lifting trucking restrictions in response to the dangerous ice storm that hit Northern Michigan over the weekend.
·Detroit, United States
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Some National Guard members from Southwest Michigan called up for storm restoration work
Governor Gretchen Whitmer has deployed the Michigan National Guard to provide more personnel and specialized equipment to help with ice storm recovery efforts in northern Michigan. The governor made the order on Tuesday, and we’re hearing about some National Guard staff from Southwest Michigan who have been called up. The governor’s office says the National Guard will team up with utility companies to clear roads, keep people safe, and help firs…
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