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Emergency non-congregate sheltering for COVID-19 can help provide more than 16,500 units of individual housing
 
Beaufort County Emergency Services has transitioned from a response mode to a recovery mode in the wake of Hurricane Florence.
Beaufort County Emergency Services has transitioned from a response mode to a recovery mode in the wake of Hurricane Florence.
 
Beaufort County Emergency Services has transitioned from a response mode to a recovery mode in the wake of Hurricane Florence.
Beaufort County Emergency Services has transitioned from a response mode to a recovery mode in the wake of Hurricane Florence.
 
Beaufort County Emergency Services has transitioned from a response mode to a recovery mode in the wake of Hurricane Florence.
Beaufort County Emergency Services has transitioned from a response mode to a recovery mode in the wake of Hurricane Florence.
 
Beaufort County Emergency Services has transitioned from a response mode to a recovery mode in the wake of Hurricane Florence.
Beaufort County Emergency Services has transitioned from a response mode to a recovery mode in the wake of Hurricane Florence.
 
Beaufort County Health Department is advising the public on important precautions following hurricane Florence
Beaufort County Health Department is advising the public on important precautions following hurricane Florence
 
A daily perspective of services provided during the onslaught of Hurricane Florence
A daily perspective of services provided during the onslaught of Hurricane Florence
 
A daily perspective of services provided during the onslaught of Hurricane Florence
A daily perspective of services provided during the onslaught of Hurricane Florence
 
As Hurricane Florence approaches North Carolina, shelters statewide are opening to take in people displaced by evacuations
As Hurricane Florence approaches North Carolina, shelters statewide are opening to take in people displaced by evacuations
 
Governor Pat McCrory has proclaimed June 14-22, 2014 as "Week for the Animals" in North Carolina.
 
I would like everyone to think about what our First Responders have been through in the last 96 hours.
I would like everyone to think about what our First Responders have been through in the last 96 hours.
 
Beaufort County Government, through its Emergency Management Services Department are releasing two press release: One reminding citizens of the state of emergency, the other explaining the that there are shelters in place, and available to the public.
Beaufort County Government, through its Emergency Management Services Department are releasing two press release: One reminding citizens of the state of emergency, the other explaining the that there are shelters in place, and available to the public.
 
Beaufort County will open shelters to house folks evacuating from low lying areas due to the imminent impact of Hurricane Irene.
Beaufort County will open shelters to house folks evacuating from low lying areas due to the imminent impact of Hurricane Irene.
 
County residents should expect a night of sustained winds around 40 mph, and gusts of wind at 60 and 70 mph.
 
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