Alabama has reinforced its commitment toward assisting states left reeling from the devastating one-two punch of Hurricanes Helene and Milton — announcing the deployment of first responders and suppor

The devastation of Hurricanes Helene and Milton is still being tallied as a swath of Florida comes to terms with damage from the unusual dual strike of storms in just two weeks. Alabama Department of Transportation workers have deployed to Florida to aid with cleanup and recovery efforts in the aftermath of Hurricanes Milton and Helene.

Alabama workers will soon be traveling to North Carolina to assist people affected by Hurricane Helene. The Alabama Department of Public Health will be sending a support team made up of nine people to provide assistance across North Carolina following Hurricane Helene.

Gov. Kay Ivey announced the deployment of additional assistance to Florida from the Alabama departments of Transportation and Public Health workers to Florida and North Carolina on Friday.

Kay Ivey deployed a 57-person Type III Urban Search and Rescue Task Force to Florida on Thursday in an effort to assist the state with damage caused by Hurricanes Helene and Milton. “Alabamians do not hesitate to lend help when our neighbors are in need,