name: Cobb County Civic Center (SHELTER CLOSED 10/8/09 - RED CROSS) -> SHELTER, Cobb County Civic Center (SHELTER CLOSED 10/8/09 - RED CROSS)

notes: 10/7/09 GAVOAD NOTES: Warren Miller, ARC, advised that the ARC shelter located in the Cobb Civic Center is closing Thursday at 9am new location is Zion Baptist in Marietta. Warren asked for transportation help at 7am Thursday, report to the Civic Center. See Zion Baptist Church CAT Facility entry at: ----------------------------------------------------------- 9/29/09TF: per FEMA/GEMA: Population is dwindling, and operations are winding down. Evac Capacity (per RCNSS: 300) Population as of 9/23: 210 (per FEMA) Source: http://www.marietta.com/marietta-emergency-flood-shelter Marietta Emergency Flood Shelter The Red Cross has opened a shelter in Marietta for those displaced by flooding. Red Cross is providing a safe place to stay, food to eat, and a shoulder to lean on for those affected by the flooding which has prompted evacuations, washed out bridges, caused landslides, and closed highways across the area. “These flood waters can come up very rapidly. People should be prepared to evacuate at a moment’s notice,” said Joe Becker, Senior Vice President Red Cross Disaster Services, “We have shelters open which offer a safe haven for those who have been forced out of their homes.” As of 6pm on Today, the Red Cross reported that 348 people registered at shelters in Metro Atlanta, and 291 of those were at the Cobb County Civic Center in Marietta. The shelter is located at the Cobb County Civic Center at 548 S. Marietta Pkwy SE, Marietta, GA. For more information on the shelter, please contact the Red Cross at 404-876-3302. -> 10/7/09 GAVOAD NOTES: Warren Miller, ARC, advised that the ARC shelter located in the Cobb Civic Center is closing Thursday at 9am new location is Zion Baptist in Marietta. Warren asked for transportation help at 7am Thursday, report to the Civic Center. See Zion Baptist Church CAT Facility entry at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/4683) ----------------------------------------------------------- 9/29/09TF: per FEMA/GEMA: Population is dwindling, and operations are winding down. Evac Capacity (per RCNSS: 300) Population as of 9/23: 210 (per FEMA) Source: http://www.marietta.com/marietta-emergency-flood-shelter Marietta Emergency Flood Shelter The Red Cross has opened a shelter in Marietta for those displaced by flooding. Red Cross is providing a safe place to stay, food to eat, and a shoulder to lean on for those affected by the flooding which has prompted evacuations, washed out bridges, caused landslides, and closed highways across the area. “These flood waters can come up very rapidly. People should be prepared to evacuate at a moment’s notice,” said Joe Becker, Senior Vice President Red Cross Disaster Services, “We have shelters open which offer a safe haven for those who have been forced out of their homes.” As of 6pm on Today, the Red Cross reported that 348 people registered at shelters in Metro Atlanta, and 291 of those were at the Cobb County Civic Center in Marietta. The shelter is located at the Cobb County Civic Center at 548 S. Marietta Pkwy SE, Marietta, GA. For more information on the shelter, please contact the Red Cross at 404-876-3302.

name: Cobb County Civic Center (SHELTER CLOSING SOON) (RED CROSS) -> Cobb County Civic Center (SHELTER CLOSED 10/8/09 - RED CROSS)
notes: 9/29/09TF: per FEMA/GEMA: Population is dwindling, and operations are winding down. Evac Capacity (per RCNSS: 300) Population as of 9/23: 210 (per FEMA) Source: http://www.marietta.com/marietta-emergency-flood-shelter Marietta Emergency Flood Shelter The Red Cross has opened a shelter in Marietta for those displaced by flooding. Red Cross is providing a safe place to stay, food to eat, and a shoulder to lean on for those affected by the flooding which has prompted evacuations, washed out bridges, caused landslides, and closed highways across the area. “These flood waters can come up very rapidly. People should be prepared to evacuate at a moment’s notice,” said Joe Becker, Senior Vice President Red Cross Disaster Services, “We have shelters open which offer a safe haven for those who have been forced out of their homes.” As of 6pm on Today, the Red Cross reported that 348 people registered at shelters in Metro Atlanta, and 291 of those were at the Cobb County Civic Center in Marietta. The shelter is located at the Cobb County Civic Center at 548 S. Marietta Pkwy SE, Marietta, GA. For more information on the shelter, please contact the Red Cross at 404-876-3302. -> 10/7/09 GAVOAD NOTES: Warren Miller, ARC, advised that the ARC shelter located in the Cobb Civic Center is closing Thursday at 9am new location is Zion Baptist in Marietta. Warren asked for transportation help at 7am Thursday, report to the Civic Center. See Zion Baptist Church CAT Facility entry at: ----------------------------------------------------------- 9/29/09TF: per FEMA/GEMA: Population is dwindling, and operations are winding down. Evac Capacity (per RCNSS: 300) Population as of 9/23: 210 (per FEMA) Source: http://www.marietta.com/marietta-emergency-flood-shelter Marietta Emergency Flood Shelter The Red Cross has opened a shelter in Marietta for those displaced by flooding. Red Cross is providing a safe place to stay, food to eat, and a shoulder to lean on for those affected by the flooding which has prompted evacuations, washed out bridges, caused landslides, and closed highways across the area. “These flood waters can come up very rapidly. People should be prepared to evacuate at a moment’s notice,” said Joe Becker, Senior Vice President Red Cross Disaster Services, “We have shelters open which offer a safe haven for those who have been forced out of their homes.” As of 6pm on Today, the Red Cross reported that 348 people registered at shelters in Metro Atlanta, and 291 of those were at the Cobb County Civic Center in Marietta. The shelter is located at the Cobb County Civic Center at 548 S. Marietta Pkwy SE, Marietta, GA. For more information on the shelter, please contact the Red Cross at 404-876-3302.

name: Cobb County Civic Center (SHELTER OPEN) (RED CROSS) -> Cobb County Civic Center (SHELTER CLOSING SOON) (RED CROSS)

notes: Evac Capacity (per RCNSS: 300) Population as of 9/23: 210 (per FEMA) Source: http://www.marietta.com/marietta-emergency-flood-shelter Marietta Emergency Flood Shelter The Red Cross has opened a shelter in Marietta for those displaced by flooding. Red Cross is providing a safe place to stay, food to eat, and a shoulder to lean on for those affected by the flooding which has prompted evacuations, washed out bridges, caused landslides, and closed highways across the area. “These flood waters can come up very rapidly. People should be prepared to evacuate at a moment’s notice,” said Joe Becker, Senior Vice President Red Cross Disaster Services, “We have shelters open which offer a safe haven for those who have been forced out of their homes.” As of 6pm on Today, the Red Cross reported that 348 people registered at shelters in Metro Atlanta, and 291 of those were at the Cobb County Civic Center in Marietta. The shelter is located at the Cobb County Civic Center at 548 S. Marietta Pkwy SE, Marietta, GA. For more information on the shelter, please contact the Red Cross at 404-876-3302. -> 9/29/09TF: per FEMA/GEMA: Population is dwindling, and operations are winding down. Evac Capacity (per RCNSS: 300) Population as of 9/23: 210 (per FEMA) Source: http://www.marietta.com/marietta-emergency-flood-shelter Marietta Emergency Flood Shelter The Red Cross has opened a shelter in Marietta for those displaced by flooding. Red Cross is providing a safe place to stay, food to eat, and a shoulder to lean on for those affected by the flooding which has prompted evacuations, washed out bridges, caused landslides, and closed highways across the area. “These flood waters can come up very rapidly. People should be prepared to evacuate at a moment’s notice,” said Joe Becker, Senior Vice President Red Cross Disaster Services, “We have shelters open which offer a safe haven for those who have been forced out of their homes.” As of 6pm on Today, the Red Cross reported that 348 people registered at shelters in Metro Atlanta, and 291 of those were at the Cobb County Civic Center in Marietta. The shelter is located at the Cobb County Civic Center at 548 S. Marietta Pkwy SE, Marietta, GA. For more information on the shelter, please contact the Red Cross at 404-876-3302.

status: Open -> Standby

name: Cobb County Civic Center -> Cobb County Civic Center (SHELTER OPEN) (RED CROSS)

parish: -> Cobb
name: Cobb County Civic Center (SHELTER OPEN) (RED CROSS) -> Cobb County Civic Center
address: 548 S. Marietta Pkwy SE -> 548 S. Marietta Pkwy. S.E.
latitude: 33.943302 ->
longitude: -84.536355 ->
region: -> NorthEast
organization: Shelter -> Red Cross Flood Evacuation Shelter
areas_served: -> Cobb County, GA
eligibility: -> Evacuee's - 9/09 GA Floods
is_fee_required: N/A -> No

notes: Evac Capacity (per RCNSS: 300) Source: http://www.marietta.com/marietta-emergency-flood-shelter Marietta Emergency Flood Shelter The Red Cross has opened a shelter in Marietta for those displaced by flooding. Red Cross is providing a safe place to stay, food to eat, and a shoulder to lean on for those affected by the flooding which has prompted evacuations, washed out bridges, caused landslides, and closed highways across the area. “These flood waters can come up very rapidly. People should be prepared to evacuate at a moment’s notice,” said Joe Becker, Senior Vice President Red Cross Disaster Services, “We have shelters open which offer a safe haven for those who have been forced out of their homes.” As of 6pm on Today, the Red Cross reported that 348 people registered at shelters in Metro Atlanta, and 291 of those were at the Cobb County Civic Center in Marietta. The shelter is located at the Cobb County Civic Center at 548 S. Marietta Pkwy SE, Marietta, GA. For more information on the shelter, please contact the Red Cross at 404-876-3302. -> Evac Capacity (per RCNSS: 300) Population as of 9/23: 210 (per FEMA) Source: http://www.marietta.com/marietta-emergency-flood-shelter Marietta Emergency Flood Shelter The Red Cross has opened a shelter in Marietta for those displaced by flooding. Red Cross is providing a safe place to stay, food to eat, and a shoulder to lean on for those affected by the flooding which has prompted evacuations, washed out bridges, caused landslides, and closed highways across the area. “These flood waters can come up very rapidly. People should be prepared to evacuate at a moment’s notice,” said Joe Becker, Senior Vice President Red Cross Disaster Services, “We have shelters open which offer a safe haven for those who have been forced out of their homes.” As of 6pm on Today, the Red Cross reported that 348 people registered at shelters in Metro Atlanta, and 291 of those were at the Cobb County Civic Center in Marietta. The shelter is located at the Cobb County Civic Center at 548 S. Marietta Pkwy SE, Marietta, GA. For more information on the shelter, please contact the Red Cross at 404-876-3302.

name: Cobb County Civic Center (SHELTER OPEN) -> Cobb County Civic Center (SHELTER OPEN) (RED CROSS)

notes: Source: http://www.marietta.com/marietta-emergency-flood-shelter Marietta Emergency Flood Shelter The Red Cross has opened a shelter in Marietta for those displaced by flooding. Red Cross is providing a safe place to stay, food to eat, and a shoulder to lean on for those affected by the flooding which has prompted evacuations, washed out bridges, caused landslides, and closed highways across the area. “These flood waters can come up very rapidly. People should be prepared to evacuate at a moment’s notice,” said Joe Becker, Senior Vice President Red Cross Disaster Services, “We have shelters open which offer a safe haven for those who have been forced out of their homes.” As of 6pm on Today, the Red Cross reported that 348 people registered at shelters in Metro Atlanta, and 291 of those were at the Cobb County Civic Center in Marietta. The shelter is located at the Cobb County Civic Center at 548 S. Marietta Pkwy SE, Marietta, GA. For more information on the shelter, please contact the Red Cross at 404-876-3302. -> Evac Capacity (per RCNSS: 300) Source: http://www.marietta.com/marietta-emergency-flood-shelter Marietta Emergency Flood Shelter The Red Cross has opened a shelter in Marietta for those displaced by flooding. Red Cross is providing a safe place to stay, food to eat, and a shoulder to lean on for those affected by the flooding which has prompted evacuations, washed out bridges, caused landslides, and closed highways across the area. “These flood waters can come up very rapidly. People should be prepared to evacuate at a moment’s notice,” said Joe Becker, Senior Vice President Red Cross Disaster Services, “We have shelters open which offer a safe haven for those who have been forced out of their homes.” As of 6pm on Today, the Red Cross reported that 348 people registered at shelters in Metro Atlanta, and 291 of those were at the Cobb County Civic Center in Marietta. The shelter is located at the Cobb County Civic Center at 548 S. Marietta Pkwy SE, Marietta, GA. For more information on the shelter, please contact the Red Cross at 404-876-3302.
zip: 00000 -> 30060

status: Unknown -> Open
organization: -> Shelter
facility_type: Unknown -> Shelter