Many in Western North Carolina and the entire South East have been left without necessary resources due to Helene.

Laurel Community Center is a resource hub for our area!

LOCAL Update:

Madison County’s 9-1-1 Services are being rerouted to another County, before bouncing back. THERE IS MEDICAL AID ON SITE AT THE LAUREL FIRE DEPARTMENT 24/7.

Starting Wednesday (10/2) The Laurel Community Center is going to be open from 8 AM - 8 PM providing resources including:
- Bottled Water, Hygiene Products, Baby Wipes, Non Perishable Foods, Dog Food, Cat Food, Cat Litter, Toilet Paper, Batteries, and more…
- WATER! We have potable water! Bring containers if you can!
- WIFI - We have WiFi campus wide! Come work from the Laurel Community Center if you need. Swing by the parking lot or pavilion to pop on the Internet, dawn - dusk.
- If you need something you don’t see above, please ask us and we will do what we can to help get your needs addressed!

Folks in Spill Corn are having a harder time accessing gas. At this time they are still without electricity and Internet. Anyone that is wanting to donate extra resources right here in our community and would like to deliver or provide gas, please contact the Laurel Community Center.

The Shelton Laurel Meal Site plans to be OPEN this Friday (10/4).
Gas was delivered to Old Creek General Store this morning (Tuesday) and they currently have gas with a $30 limit. They are stocked and have been a great resource and information hub during this storm!