Melissa McCoy, APIO on LinkedIn: Recovery Services Available Following Severe Wind Event (2024)

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Saline County Recovery Efforts UnderwayFollowing last night’s severe wind event, Saline County is taking action to support those affected.Free meals are available for residents without power, debris cleanup is in progress, and cooling shelters are open. Read the full press release and learn how to access these services- https://conta.cc/4d5Zrhw#StormRecovery #SACoStrong

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