Marion Country Long Term Recovery Group It was Friday, October 7 through Saturday, October 8, 2016 when Hurricane Matthew visited Marion County. With some areas still recovering from the Flood of 2015, Marion County was one of the parts of South Carolina most severely affected by the 2016 Hurricane. Since then other weather events, such as Florence in 2018, have affected the County. Initiated by the County Administrator Tim Harper and the State Senator Kent Williams, this response has been ongoing. The People of Marion County have survived, helping one another, and graciously, gratefully accepting help from those beyond the County: this includes State and Federal resources and personnel as well as magnanimous contributions and services from private, non-profit, and faith-based organizations. Marion County is resilient. Marion County is gradually recovering; therefore, in this Marion County does rejoice. Yet recovery is a process — often a tedious, tiresome process. In this Marion County must resolve. This group has provided food, commodities, and various kinds of assistance to those identified as needing them, through the C.A.R.E. Center Network. We have resolved to see the process through, intentionally, on behalf of those who are still unable to dwell in their severely damaged homes. Most of all, we must resolve to see all of them with safe, sanitary, and secure housing. We must resolve to stand together: thankful for the progress made, and determined to go “all the way” with every Citizen on his or her journey to restoration, until ALL have recovered. MCLTRG C.A.R.E. Center Network Sellers – New Mt. Zion AME Church MCLTRG Administrative, Construction, and Logistical Staff Mr. Curtis Richardson (CLR Construction) MCLTRG Board Members Mrs. Linda Phillips What is a C.A.R.E. Center? It is a group of neighbors, in a neighborhood location,providing… | |
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