LEXINGTON, Ky. ( FOX 56 ) — Members of the Lexington Dire Department have returned home safe after being deployed for multiple weeks down south to help with disaster relief efforts after Helene and Milton.
The Lexington Fire Department (LFD) posted on Facebook Sunday that District Chief Chris Warren, Captain Nick Bodkin, Firefighter Jordan Brown, and Firefighter Kelley Harris of the Lexington Fire Department recently returned from deployments as part of separate teams to help with disaster relief efforts in the wake of hurricanes Helene and Milton.
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“District Chief Warren deployed to Haywood County, North Carolina, as part of an Incident Management Team, and for nearly two weeks, he was critical in managing successful search, rescue, and recovery operations,” The LFD wrote on Facebook.
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A photo of District Chief Chris Warren, who was deployed North Carolina as part of an Incident Management Team according to the Lexington Fire Department. (Lexington Fire Department) -
A photo of those undertaking disaster relief efforts in the wake of Helene and Milton. (Lexington Fire Department) -
A photo taken of some of the damage inflicted on roads by the hurricanes. (Lexington Fire Department) -
A photo of Lexington Fire Department members deployed to Ohio Task Force 1. (Lexington Fire Department) -
Various methods were used during deployment to get resources to as many disaster victims as possible. (Lexington Fire Department) -
Some of the supplies gathered and brought to those affected by Helene and Milton. (Lexington Fire Department) -
Some of the damage done by Helene and Milton to mobile homes. (Lexington Fire Department) -
Helene and Milton brought devastation to many homes and families, leading to the deployment of various members of the Lexington Fire Department to help with recovery efforts in affected communities. (Lexington Fire Department)
