BUNCOMBE COUNTY, N.C. — In the wake of Hurricane Helene, the Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office has commended the local community for its collective efforts to provide aid to those affected by the storm. In a Facebook post, the Sheriff’s Office acknowledged the significant support from the Disaster Relief Recovery program, which enabled meal distribution to residents in need.
Sheriff’s officials expressed gratitude to volunteers from Lake Hills Church, whose assistance in sorting donations played a key role in relief operations. “Special thanks to the volunteers from Lake Hills Church who joined us, your help sorting donations made a big difference,” the Sheriff’s Office wrote.
The storm, which swept through the region earlier this week, left numerous residents facing disrupted access to basic resources. Relief efforts coordinated by local organizations, faith groups, and county services have focused on providing immediate support to affected families.
“Our team and our community are stronger together,” the Sheriff’s Office added, underscoring the unified response to the disaster. County officials plan to continue distribution efforts as recovery progresses, ensuring ongoing aid to residents in need.
Authorities encouraged residents to stay informed about further volunteer opportunities and upcoming distribution events as relief efforts continue across Buncombe County.
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