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Cobb County Road Closures – Cobb County currently has 94 roads closed due to flooding and downed trees. The list can be found at www.cobbcounty.org/dot. .
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U-Haul is offering free storage space to Georgia flood victims. Link: Helping Hands
Douglas County Emergency Management will distribute bottled water on Wednesday to residents of Douglas County who are without treated water.
Two distribution centers will open at 9:00 a.m.:
Douglasville First United Methodist Church, 6167 Prestley Mill Road at Hospital Drive – enter from Hospital Drive;
Prays Mill Baptist Church, 4979 Georgia Highway 5 at Banks Mill Road – enter from Banks Mill Road.
These will be “drive-through” centers, and cases of bottled water will be placed in the resident’s car. The distribution centers will be open from 9 a.m. – 7 p.m. or until supplies are exhausted.
The bottled water distribution is in response to the widespread treated water outages in Douglas County. Numerous water line breaks and roadway washouts were caused by the rains and flooding of Sunday and Monday.
The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Villa Rica has donated some of the bottled water. This distribution is open to Douglas County residents only. A boiled water advisory is still in effect in Douglas County until further
