notes: -> Need about 1,500 tarps. Per Ross.

notes: 3/5, from their website Here’s the latest Disaster Assessment for Georgia, well over 90% complete: Totals (statewide for Georgia) 263 Destroyed 398 Major damage 421 Minor damage Baker 29 Destroyed 9 Major damage 10 Minor damage Clay 5 Destroyed 11 Major damage 25 Minor damage Crawford 7 Destroyed 10 Major damage 16 Minor damage Dougherty 0 Destroyed 0 Major damage 1 Minor damage Mitchell 0 Destroyed 34 Major damage 16 Minor damage Wilkinson 5 Destroyed 3 Major damage 2 Minor damage McDuffie 9 Destroyed 44 Major damage 36 Minor damage Muscogee 11 Destroyed 59 Major damage 152 Minor damage Sumter 168 Destroyed 209 Major damage 140 Minor damage Taylor 11 Destroyed 7 Major damage 8 Minor damage Turner 0 Destroyed 3 Major damage 0 Minor damage Warren 4 Destroyed 0 Major damage 0 Minor damage Worth 14 Destroyed 9 Major damage 15 Minor damage Destroyed: A rating of destroyed indicates the dwelling is currently uninhabitable and cannot be made habitable without extensive repairs that would prove to be too costly; (e.g. total loss of structure, or complete failure to major structural components) Major: A rating of major indicates that a dwelling is not currently habitable but can be made habitable with repairs; (e.g., substantial failure to structural elements such as floors, walls or foundation). Minor: A rating of minor damage indicates the dwelling has sustained damage and will require repairs, but is currently habitable whether or not the occupants have chosen to remain in the dwelling following the disaster event. ->
cat_notes: -> Removed old notes LTel 2/8/08: 3/5, from their website Here?s the latest Disaster Assessment for Georgia, well over 90% complete: Totals (statewide for Georgia) 263 Destroyed 398 Major damage 421 Minor damage Baker 29 Destroyed 9 Major damage 10 Minor damage Clay 5 Destroyed 11 Major damage 25 Minor damage Crawford 7 Destroyed 10 Major damage 16 Minor damage Dougherty 0 Destroyed 0 Major damage 1 Minor damage Mitchell 0 Destroyed 34 Major damage 16 Minor damage Wilkinson 5 Destroyed 3 Major damage 2 Minor damage McDuffie 9 Destroyed 44 Major damage 36 Minor damage Muscogee 11 Destroyed 59 Major damage 152 Minor damage Sumter 168 Destroyed 209 Major damage 140 Minor damage Taylor 11 Destroyed 7 Major damage 8 Minor damage Turner 0 Destroyed 3 Major damage 0 Minor damage Warren 4 Destroyed 0 Major damage 0 Minor damage Worth 14 Destroyed 9 Major damage 15 Minor damage Destroyed: A rating of destroyed indicates the dwelling is currently uninhabitable and cannot be made habitable without extensive repairs that would prove to be too costly; (e.g. total loss of structure, or complete failure to major structural components) Major: A rating of major indicates that a dwelling is not currently habitable but can be made habitable with repairs; (e.g., substantial failure to structural elements such as floors, walls or foundation). Minor: A rating of minor damage indicates the dwelling has sustained damage and will require repairs, but is currently habitable whether or not the occupants have chosen to remain in the dwelling following the disaster event.
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notes: -> 3/5, from their website Here’s the latest Disaster Assessment for Georgia, well over 90% complete: Totals (statewide for Georgia) 263 Destroyed 398 Major damage 421 Minor damage Baker 29 Destroyed 9 Major damage 10 Minor damage Clay 5 Destroyed 11 Major damage 25 Minor damage Crawford 7 Destroyed 10 Major damage 16 Minor damage Dougherty 0 Destroyed 0 Major damage 1 Minor damage Mitchell 0 Destroyed 34 Major damage 16 Minor damage Wilkinson 5 Destroyed 3 Major damage 2 Minor damage McDuffie 9 Destroyed 44 Major damage 36 Minor damage Muscogee 11 Destroyed 59 Major damage 152 Minor damage Sumter 168 Destroyed 209 Major damage 140 Minor damage Taylor 11 Destroyed 7 Major damage 8 Minor damage Turner 0 Destroyed 3 Major damage 0 Minor damage Warren 4 Destroyed 0 Major damage 0 Minor damage Worth 14 Destroyed 9 Major damage 15 Minor damage Destroyed: A rating of destroyed indicates the dwelling is currently uninhabitable and cannot be made habitable without extensive repairs that would prove to be too costly; (e.g. total loss of structure, or complete failure to major structural components) Major: A rating of major indicates that a dwelling is not currently habitable but can be made habitable with repairs; (e.g., substantial failure to structural elements such as floors, walls or foundation). Minor: A rating of minor damage indicates the dwelling has sustained damage and will require repairs, but is currently habitable whether or not the occupants have chosen to remain in the dwelling following the disaster event.
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