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City of Fayetteville: Office of The Mayor


Like many in our community, our hearts and thoughts are with our neighbors in western North Carolina as they face the loss and grief brought on by this devastating hurricane. This is a pain we understand deeply, heightening our collective need to respond. Each video, image, and heartbreaking story reminds us that today we are not just Fayetteville; we are all North Carolinians. One of our greatest strengths as a state is coming together in times of crisis.
 
The Fayetteville Fire Department’s Urban Search and Rescue Team is on the ground in western North Carolina, assisting with recovery efforts, and we will support our neighbors until they’re back on their feet. Our city is ready to help, whether that means sending resources or providing temporary shelter for those who have lost so much.
 
In the coming days, let’s keep our neighbors in our thoughts and actions. There are many ways we can help, both individually and collectively. First, check in on family and friends who have been affected. Second, consider supporting organizations like the American Red Cross, which is actively assisting those in need. You can also donate to the North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund at nc.gov/donate. Together, we can make a difference.






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