Morrisey Extends State of Emergency for 12 Storm-Damaged West Virginia Counties
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Morrisey extends state of emergency for 12 West Virginia counties affected by July storms
Maj. Gen. Jim Seward, Adjutant General of the West Virginia National Guard, visits troops from the West Virginia National Guard as they continue to conduct flood response and debris removal operations in Weston and Buckhannon, West Virginia, on July 25, 2026. (Photo by Edwin L. Wriston/U.S. Army National Guard)Gov. Patrick Morrisey has extended the state of emergency for 12 counties that were hit hard by the deadly storms and flooding on July 21…
Morrisey extends state of emergency for 12 storm-damaged West Virginia counties
Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced today that the state of emergency has been extended for 12 West Virginia counties heavily impacted by the severe storms and flooding that began on July 21.
Governor Morrisey Extends State of Emergency in 12 Counties as Flood Recovery Continues - West Virginia Daily News
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WVDN) – Governor Patrick Morrisey announced the State of Emergency will be extended in 12 counties following the severe storms and flooding that struck West Virginia beginning July 21. “West Virginians have made tremendous progress cleaning up and recovering from these storms, but there is still a lot of work ahead in some of our hardest-hit communities,” said Governor Morrisey. “This extension ensures our state and local part…
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