Governor McCrory Thanks the North Carolina National Guard for Their Heroism During Hurricane Matthew Response | Eastern North Carolina Now

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Press Release:

    Raleigh, N.C.     Governor Pat McCrory is thanking and recognizing North Carolina National Guard members for their heroism during the response to Hurricane Matthew, in a new video released by the Guard. More than 1,100 National Guard troops and nearly 350 high water and rescue vehicles have been deployed since the governor declared a State of Emergency in all 100 counties.

    Governor McCrory Thanks the North Carolina National Guard for Their Heroism During Hurricane Matthew Response

    In another video released last month, the governor thanked North Carolina National Guard members for their role in restoring peace in Charlotte following protests. To view that video, click here.

  • Contact: McCrory Communications
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