MADISON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA – In the wake of Tropical Storm Helene’s impact across western North Carolina, officials in Madison County have activated a range of emergency support services to assist residents dealing with damage, displacement, and storm-related needs.
From shelter options to food assistance, local and state agencies are working to provide relief for households still recovering from the storm’s aftermath.
Temporary Shelter Is Available at Spring Creek Community Center
The Spring Creek Community Center, located at 285 Spring Creek Rd., is now open as a shelter for those displaced by flooding or property damage. The shelter is fully staffed and provides access to sleeping arrangements, hot meals, and basic medical support.
Officials are encouraging residents in isolated areas without power or access to clean water to relocate temporarily to the center.
Community Dinner Offered to All Storm-Affected Residents
To support the emotional and nutritional needs of impacted residents, a community dinner is scheduled for Saturday evening at the Spring Creek Community Center. Doors will open at 5 p.m., and all Madison County residents are welcome to attend, regardless of shelter status…