Jackson County under state of emergency amid flooding
by WLOS Staff
A still image of viewer video showing flooding of the Tuckasegee River in Jackson County. (Credit: Faith Owen){p}{/p}
JACKSON COUNTY, N.C. (WLOS) —
Jackson County is under a state of emergency Thursday night as water rises and flood warnings are in place.
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Jackson County schools are closed Friday, May 26, because of flooded, impassable roads.
Emergency officials say one mobile home park in the Tuckasegee community was evacuated. No one was hurt, and crews are on standby to handle any major issues.
Jackson County Emergency Management said in a Facebook post that the Emergency Help Line has been activated. Those with weather-related questions or issues can call 828-631-HELP (4357).
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