2201 University Blvd.
Tue May 10 20:16:21 +0000 2011 by LTel:organization: -> EMA - Emergency Services
(show/hide changes)Tue May 10 20:13:04 +0000 2011 by LTel:site
parish: -> Tuscaloosa
town: -> Tuscaloosa
name: Duplicate -> EMA, Emergency Management Agency, Tuscaloosa County
main_phone: -> 205-349-0150
mgt_contact changed.
mgt_phone changed.
address: -> City Hall
2201 University Blvd.
notes:
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zip: 00000 -> 35401
other_contacts changed.
website: -> http://www.ci.tuscaloosa.al.us/index.aspx?NID=55
areas_served: -> Tuscaloosa, County, AL
(show/hide changes)Tue May 03 13:50:55 +0000 2011 by DNug:town: Montgomery ->
name: Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions -> Duplicate
mgt_contact changed.
mgt_phone changed.
address: P.O. Box 11870 ->
notes: 2011 TORNADOs -
http://www.alsbom.org/tornadorelief
The tornadoes that ripped through Alabama and other parts of the Southeast on April 27 have left hundreds dead and hundreds of thousands without power. Alabama Baptist and other Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Volunteers were among the first responders and will remain at work in the affected areas until the job is finished. Below you will find reports of the latest work completed by these volunteers. Check this page regularly for updates.
The Baptist Building in Montgomery is the Disaster Relief Incident Command Center. Please call the command center with any specific questions. The direct number to the phone bank is 334-280-7297. You can call 800-264-1225 or 334-288-2460 (Ext. 297) for both and reach the phone bank. Hours of operation are Monday-Saturday from 7:30 am - 4:30 pm. Sunday hours will be 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm.
Mel Johnson, Alabama's state disaster relief coordinator, and Mickey Caison, NAMB's adult volunteer mobilization team leader, are continuing statewide damage assessment today.
feeding teams
The Florida Baptist mobile kitchen is being set up at FBC Double Springs and will begin feeding the surrounding area on Sunday for as long as needed. Florida Baptist teams will be doing clean up and recovery work in the Walker County/Cullman area.
A team from Mississippi will be doing clean up and recovery in the Russellville/Hackleburg area beginning Sunday.
The South Carolina team will be set up at FBC Huntsville to begin feeding and clean up/recovery efforts in that area. A chainsaw team from Michigan, Alabama's mission partnership state, will assist South Carolina in that area.
Louisiana volunteers are onsite doing clean up/recovery in the Rainsville area
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zip: 36111 -> 00000
other_contacts changed.
website: http://alsbom.org/ ->
email changed.
cat_notes: -> Duplicate moved to #8067
(show/hide changes)Sun May 01 18:02:57 +0000 2011 by DNug:notes: 2011 TORNADOs -
http://www.alsbom.org/tornadorelief
The tornadoes that ripped through Alabama and other parts of the Southeast on April 27 have left hundreds dead and hundreds of thousands without power. Alabama Baptist and other Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Volunteers were among the first responders and will remain at work in the affected areas until the job is finished. Below you will find reports of the latest work completed by these volunteers. Check this page regularly for updates.
The Baptist Building in Montgomery is the Disaster Relief Incident Command Center. Please call the command center with any specific questions. The direct number to the phone bank is 334-280-7297. You can call 800-264-1225 or 334-288-2460 (Ext. 297) for both and reach the phone bank. Hours of operation are Monday-Saturday from 7:30 am - 4:30 pm. Sunday hours will be 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm.
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-> 2011 TORNADOs -
http://www.alsbom.org/tornadorelief
The tornadoes that ripped through Alabama and other parts of the Southeast on April 27 have left hundreds dead and hundreds of thousands without power. Alabama Baptist and other Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Volunteers were among the first responders and will remain at work in the affected areas until the job is finished. Below you will find reports of the latest work completed by these volunteers. Check this page regularly for updates.
The Baptist Building in Montgomery is the Disaster Relief Incident Command Center. Please call the command center with any specific questions. The direct number to the phone bank is 334-280-7297. You can call 800-264-1225 or 334-288-2460 (Ext. 297) for both and reach the phone bank. Hours of operation are Monday-Saturday from 7:30 am - 4:30 pm. Sunday hours will be 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm.
Mel Johnson, Alabama's state disaster relief coordinator, and Mickey Caison, NAMB's adult volunteer mobilization team leader, are continuing statewide damage assessment today.
feeding teams
The Florida Baptist mobile kitchen is being set up at FBC Double Springs and will begin feeding the surrounding area on Sunday for as long as needed. Florida Baptist teams will be doing clean up and recovery work in the Walker County/Cullman area.
A team from Mississippi will be doing clean up and recovery in the Russellville/Hackleburg area beginning Sunday.
The South Carolina team will be set up at FBC Huntsville to begin feeding and clean up/recovery efforts in that area. A chainsaw team from Michigan, Alabama's mission partnership state, will assist South Carolina in that area.
Louisiana volunteers are onsite doing clean up/recovery in the Rainsville area
(show/hide changes)Sun May 01 18:00:53 +0000 2011 by DNug:notes: 2011 TORNADOs -
http://www.alsbom.org/tornadorelief
The tornadoes that ripped through Alabama and other parts of the Southeast on April 27 have left hundreds dead and hundreds of thousands without power. Alabama Baptist and other Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Volunteers were among the first responders and will remain at work in the affected areas until the job is finished. Below you will find reports of the latest work completed by these volunteers. Check this page regularly for updates.
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-> 2011 TORNADOs -
http://www.alsbom.org/tornadorelief
The tornadoes that ripped through Alabama and other parts of the Southeast on April 27 have left hundreds dead and hundreds of thousands without power. Alabama Baptist and other Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Volunteers were among the first responders and will remain at work in the affected areas until the job is finished. Below you will find reports of the latest work completed by these volunteers. Check this page regularly for updates.
The Baptist Building in Montgomery is the Disaster Relief Incident Command Center. Please call the command center with any specific questions. The direct number to the phone bank is 334-280-7297. You can call 800-264-1225 or 334-288-2460 (Ext. 297) for both and reach the phone bank. Hours of operation are Monday-Saturday from 7:30 am - 4:30 pm. Sunday hours will be 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm.
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(show/hide changes)Sun May 01 17:59:18 +0000 2011 by DNug:notes: 2011 TORNADOs -
http://www.alsbom.org/tornadorelief
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-> 2011 TORNADOs -
http://www.alsbom.org/tornadorelief
The tornadoes that ripped through Alabama and other parts of the Southeast on April 27 have left hundreds dead and hundreds of thousands without power. Alabama Baptist and other Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Volunteers were among the first responders and will remain at work in the affected areas until the job is finished. Below you will find reports of the latest work completed by these volunteers. Check this page regularly for updates.
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(show/hide changes)Sun May 01 17:53:03 +0000 2011 by DNug:notes: -> 2011 TORNADOs -
http://www.alsbom.org/tornadorelief
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website: -> http://alsbom.org/
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