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Newton County Sheriff’s Office (NCSO) answered 73 calls to service last week from October 25th to October 31st, 2021. We currently have 20 inmates in the following Jails, 8 housed

How big a concern is that for you right now? >> we are feeling confident right now. we did learn during florence -- we were cut off from the outside world for two to three days with florence due to major flooding. so this time we prepared in advance. we have a contract ready and we actually had fuel tankers that came into the county. we do have fuel positioned at this time. we want to make sure that our law enforcement and emergency responders have fuel available. we are also in close contact with our gas stations, all of our business partners, so that we can let the public know as soon as tho...

I spoke with police just a short while ago and they told me they actually had a tornado sighting, it did not touch down, but there's still a tornado warning for this area. i also spoke with county officials. they told me they've just been getting inundated with calls, emergency calls. and as you know, officials can't go out, emergency responders can't go out once winds reach a certain limit. it's about 35 miles an hour. so they said they're not sending anybody out for this area. they will start going out once they slow down. but they said they're getting inundated right now. they're actually p...

Today. as we said, the storm progressed this afternoon into this evening. tammy leitner was in the path of what was left of it in albany, georgia. hey, tammy. >> reporter: hey, brian. winds still very strong here as you can see. this storm, though, is weakening as it goes across georgia. winds are about 75 miles an hour. if you take a look over here at this tree, we'll back up to give you a look at the damage, just how strong it is and what it can do. now, this is the strongest hurricane to come through georgia since about 1898. i spoke with police just a short while ago and they told me they ...