from https://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/USDHSFEMA/2018/09/22/file_attachments/1076882/FEMA%2BDaily%2BOps%2BBriefing%2B09-22-2018.pdf
[40 deaths - no mention number blds destroyed - no mention cellsites - no mention NC hospitals - PS]
Safety & Security: NC: Dams are stabilizing as flood levels decrease through
watersheds; assessments ongoing and Civil Air Patrol flying missions as needed by
state dam regulators for situational awareness
Food, Water and Shelter:
• NC: 34 (-18) shelters open with 2,885 (-2,337) occupants
• SC: 15 shelters open with 204 occupants
• KY: 1 shelter open with 8 occupants; TN: 2 shelter open with 14 occupants
Health and Medical: 40 Confirmed fatalities in NC & SC
• SC: All hospitals open in affected area; monitoring hospitals and 4 nursing homes in
potential inundation area
Energy:
• NC: 55,232 (1.1%) total outages reported statewide; largest concentration of
customer outages in New Hanover County
• NC: 14% (-2) of gas stations out-of-service due to lack of fuel and/or power; fuel
outages are concentrated in Wilmington and Greenville/New Bern/Washington Area
(35% reporting no fuel)
Communications: NC: 22% (-2) of broadband internet service out in impacted
counties, largely attributed to lack of power
Transportation:
• NC: Approximately 649 (-164) roads closed due to flooding; to include closures on I95,
I-40 and US-70; 9 of 11 bridges to Barrier Islands re-opened
• SC: 169 road closures; US-501 re-opened north of Conway; flood mitigation work
continues on US-17; detours in place for flooded portions of I-95
Hazardous Waste: NC: At least 28 wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) impacted,
affecting at least 26 counties; state engaged with WWTPs on generator requirements
and fuel delivery
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