The City of Fayetteville has launched a Storm Information Center to provide up-to-date information from the City before, during, and after the storm. Click here for more information or download the City Mobile App on your smartphone to get notifications.
The City and County have jointly compiled a useful Community Resource Directory including shelters, resident assistance, donation contacts, housing availabilty, volunteer opportunities, financial assistance, food pantries, medical assistance and more. Click here for more information.
Residents can use one of two apps now to determine if they are within one mile of the banks of the Cape Fear or the Little Rivers and under a mandatory evacuation due to impending flooding. Residents can go to either http://bit.ly/CapeFear1mileMap or http://arcg.is/D1eGO and enter their address to find out if they should evacuate.
The City has launched a new app to help residents access City-related information in a very user-friendly format using their smart phones. Residents are encouraged to download the City app, titled Fayetteville NC, available for free in the Apple App Store for iPhones and Google Play for Android devices.
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The City of Fayetteville has launched a Storm Information Center to provide up-to-date information from the City before, during, and after the storm. Click here for more information or download the City Mobile App on your smartphone to get notifications.
The City and County have jointly compiled a useful Community Resource Directory including shelters, resident assistance, donation contacts, housing availabilty, volunteer opportunities, financial assistance, food pantries, medical assistance and more. Click here for more information.
Residents can use one of two apps now to determine if they are within one mile of the banks of the Cape Fear or the Little Rivers and under a mandatory evacuation due to impending flooding. Residents can go to either http://bit.ly/CapeFear1mileMap or http://arcg.is/D1eGO and enter their address to find out if they should evacuate.
The City has launched a new app to help residents access City-related information in a very user-friendly format using their smart phones. Residents are encouraged to download the City app, titled Fayetteville NC, available for free in the Apple App Store for iPhones and Google Play for Android devices.