Charleston Mayor Prepares for Debby: ‘We’ve Been Getting Ready’

As Tropical Storm Debby makes its way up the East Coast, South Carolina is bracing for a deluge of rain with up to 30 inches forecasted to fall on the state. Charleston Mayor [Name] has been diligently preparing for the impending storm, working closely with emergency management teams and city officials to ensure the safety and well-being of residents.

“We’ve been preparing for this,” Mayor [Name] stated in a press briefing earlier today. “Our priority is the safety of our residents, and we are taking all necessary precautions to mitigate the potential impact of Tropical Storm Debby.”

The mayor has urged residents to stay informed and heed any evacuation orders that may be issued as the storm approaches. He emphasized the importance of being prepared with emergency supplies and having a plan in place in case of flooding or power outages.

City officials have been working around the clock to clear storm drains, secure loose objects, and deploy resources to assist residents in need. The mayor has also been in close communication with neighboring counties and state agencies to coordinate a unified response to the storm.

As the rain begins to fall and winds pick up, Mayor [Name] remains steadfast in his commitment to the safety and well-being of Charleston residents. “We are a resilient community, and we will get through this together,” he affirmed.

With Tropical Storm Debby looming on the horizon, Charleston is ready to weather the storm and emerge stronger on the other side.