Cobb County 911 dispatches Becky and Scott to aid in Hurricane Helene recovery efforts in Asheville, North Carolina, as part of the Georgia TERT mission.

Huston Gillis, Lawrenceville’s Public Works Director, has been commended for completing a specialized utility safety certification, the CLCP, highlighting commitment to workplace safety.

State and federal agencies monitor air quality after a fire at the Rockdale County Biolab, where chlorine levels have spiked intermittently due to neutralization efforts. Residents may experience irritations and are advised to stay indoors.

The Woodstock Police are hosting their 41st National Night Out on October 8, featuring activities aimed at strengthening community-law enforcement relations.

Milton is hosting a "Rivers Alive" waterway cleanup event on October 26, inviting residents to remove trash from streams and creeks to protect the environment.

Cobb County plans to review code amendments in November, with public hearings scheduled for community input on changes affecting various policy areas.

Georgia's GEMA/HS warns of potential air quality issues in Cobb County due to smoke from the Rockdale County BioLab fire, with officials prepared for air testing.

Woodstock and First Baptist Church are collecting relief supplies for Hurricane Helene victims, accepting donations at the church during set hours. They require new basic essentials like water, non-perishables, and clothing.

Officials respond to the BioLab fire effects, ensuring safety and providing updates for Rockdale and Newton County residents affected by smoke and odor.

Milton's Design Review Board will evaluate Milton Montessori School's expansion plans, including demolition requests and a new building proposal, during a public forum on Tuesday.

DeKalb County emergency teams conducted air quality tests showing no elevated gas levels after a hazard in Rockdale County, with further monitoring planned.

A chemical plant fire at the BioLab facility in Rockdale County has raised air quality concerns among Gwinnett County residents, but officials assure no immediate health risks.

Cobb County residents can review and give feedback on proposed code amendments in November 2024, including topics like film permits and plumbing codes, during public hearings.