AEMA/Emergency Operation Center 5898 County Road 41 Clanton, AL Phone: (205) Fax: (205)

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1 AEMA/Emergency Operation Center 5898 County Road 41 Clanton, AL Phone: (205) Fax: (205) SITREP/DECLARATION ID: Hurricane Katrina SITREP # 7 OPERATIONAL PERIOD: 07:00 to /31/05 1. SITUATION: A. BACKGROUND:` On Monday, August 29, 2005, the State of Alabama battled Hurricane Katrina. Katrina was a Category 4 hurricane that impacted Baldwin and Mobile counties. Dauphine Island faced 100 mph wind gusts with measured winds of over 80 mph in Mobile. The highest storm surge was reported to be 15 feet which was in Bayou La Batre. There were 4 confirmed tornadoes. These tornadoes were sited in Montgomery, Macon, Tallapoosa and Calhoun counties. Rainfall was actually insignificant. The most rainfall reported was in extreme west Alabama which was 3-4 inches. B. CURRENT: C. CASUALTIES: Current As of: 08/31/2005 DEAD HOSPITALIZED MISSING 2 2 * * No figures available at this time. 2. SEVERITY OF IMPACT ON LOCAL JURISDICTIONS: A. IMPACT ON INDIVIDUALS: Initial verbal reports show substantial flooding and damage in impacted areas. Awaiting passage of storm and daybreak to perform preliminary damage assessment. B. IMPACT ON BUSINESSES: Same as above. C. UTILITIES: (1 POTABLE WATER SUPPLIES: ADEM Drinking Water Branch reported that Mobile has been running on emergency power for several hours. Turbidity in the water is starting to exceed their filter s capacity. One filter has already shut down, but are going to manually override the controls. Stickney filtration plan has a roof of a day care and some of their own roof in their basins. Myer filtration plant is shutdown due to its inability to cope with the winds pushing water through the plant. Also, Mobile is attempting to keep their elevated water tanks full so as to combat the high winds. ADEM Drinking Water Branch reported that Bayou La Batre has issued a boil water notice. ADEM Drinking Water Branch reported that a local new organization (WKRG) reported that the City of Fairhope had shut off water supply to Baldwin County Road 1. (2 ELECTRIC POWER: ALABAMA POWER Total Customers 1,400,000 Total Customers out 636,847 Customers out current 275,114 Customers restored 361,760 AL Rural Electric Coop. Total Customers 494,800 Total Customers out 157,827

2 Customers out current 37,405 Customers restored 120,422 AL Electric Cities Total Customers 400,000 Total Customers out 115,000 Customers out current 20,000 Customers restored 95,000 (3 GAS PIPELINES: No Reported Problems. See Attached Press Release from Plantation Pipeline. (4 COMMUNICATIONS: Bellsouth Total Customers 1,700,000 Total Customers out 24,903 Line lost on generator 0 Customers out current 24,903 Customers restored Outage eff 8/31 at 15:00 (5 SEWAGE TREATMENT: See attached summary of impacts. D. ROAD/TRANSPORTATION STATUS: (1 AIRPORTS: All Airports in State of Alabama are Open and Operational (2 RAILWAYS: CSX , stopping all traffic in South Alabama after 7 trains reach Montgomery, one train to be tied down in Mobile. 8/28/ hours Norfolk Southern , All trains from New Orleans North to Meridian MS, East to Mobile and North to Selma stopped 8/28/05, 1545 hrs. Update: All trains from Montgomery to New Orleans and Pensacola and all trains from Mobile to Pensacola stopped. Assessment to begin at 6:00 AM 8/30/ Assessments not completed, and no trains running as of 8/30/05, ar1600 hrs. No train traffic /31/05 (3 INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS: See Attachment A (4 BRIDGES: See Above (5 OTHER: FUEL No reported shortages along I-10 and I-20 State Troopers are reporting a shortage along I-65 south of the 57 mile marker to the city of Mobile. E. OTHER CRITICAL FACILITIES: (1 MEDICAL FACILITIES: No closings reported (2 SCHOOLS: (3 HAZMAT FACILITIES: Most industrial plants in Mobile County have hurricane plans that outline procedures to put their plant in a Stand-by safe status or completely shut down depending on the circumstances. The following is a summary of current status of major chemical plants: See Attached Summary of Company Status 3. STATUS OF DECLARATION:

3 A. DECLARATION STATUS: Major Disaster Declaration was received on 8/29/05. The following counties were declared for PA(Cat A&B): Mobile, Baldwin, Washington, Choctaw, Sumter and Clarke. Individual Assistance is authorized in Baldwin, Mobile and Washington Counties. 4. STATUS OF STATE OPERATIONS: A. OPERATIONS SECTION: (1 National Guard Activities: 5 (five ton) trucks and personnel to Baldwin Co. 2 (five ton) trucks and 10 humvees with personnel to Mobile. 1 (five ton) truck and personnel to Saraland. Request to open Facilities Maintenance Shop #28 in Mobile 180 Personnel arrived in Mobile Request to open Armory in Huntsville and Dothan Request AL ARNG Flight Operations Support Facilities Open Total of 1700 NG personnel on duty 72 tasks assigned through Emergency Services Branch with 55 complete (2 OPERATIONS SUPPORT BRANCH: (a ESF-9 ALTF-1 Mobile (30 Persons) Deployed 8/30/05 Prattville Water Rescue 6 (14 Persons) Deployed 8/30/05 Trussville Water Rescue 3 (8 Persons) Deployed 8/30/05 Calera Water Rescue 5 (8 persons) Deployed 8/30/05 Decatur Medium Rescue 2 (8 persons) Deployed 8/31/05 a.m. Marshall Co. Medium Rescue 7 (8 pers) Deployed 8/31/05 a.m. Ft. Payne Heavy Rescue 9 (12 persons) Deployed 8/31/05 a.m. Madison Heavy Rescue 1 (12 persons) Deployed 8/31/05 a.m. Birmingham Heavy Rescue 3 (28 Pers) Deployed 8/31/05 a.m. Hoover Heavy Rescue/Water Rescue 5 Deployed 8/31/05 a.m. (34 persons) 2 Ops and 2 Log personnel Deployed to Mobile County EOC 1- Madison EOC 1- Morgan EOC 1- Dallas EOC 1- Talladega EOC 1 Command Vehicle w/3 personnel Deployed to Bayou La Batre City Hall 3 Jefferson County EOC 8/31/05 2 Incident Support Teams (2 persons each) Will Deploy to Gulfport, MS to provide 24/7 3 Members of the AMAS IST liaison w/ms Incident Commander (b ESF-14 (c ESF-15 (3 INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT BRANCH: (a PUBLIC ASSISTANCE: See Mitigation Below See External Affairs Below See Attached PDA Schedule

4 (b ESF-2: See Communications Above (c ESF-10 No reported problems. (d ESF-12: No reported problems. (4 HUMAN SERVICES BRANCH: (a INDIVIDUAL ASSISTANCE: (b VOLUNTEER AGENCIES: (c ESF-6: No reported activities. - The GFBCI hosted a conference call on with AL VOAD members, the FEMA Region IV Volunteer Agency Liaisons (VAL) and the GFBCI. The next conference call will be 9/1/05 at The GFBCI has established a website to match volunteers with volunteer opportunities. This website can be reached at People without internet access can register to volunteer by calling Donations are not being accepted at this time. -The Alabama Baptists are at the Moffett Road Baptist Church in Mobile. They are hoping to begin feeding starting at dinner on 8/31. They are also feeding at a shelter in Birmingham and will have a shower facility available as well. Current As of: 08/31/2005 Meals served last 3,024 Meals served total 20,475 reporting period Shelters Open 16 Sheltered Occupants 1,399 1 Mobile Feeding Unit is operating in Tuscaloosa 8 Mobile Feeding Units operating in Mobile Area (d ESF- 8: Mobile County Special Needs: Baker High School ADPH will issue press releases as needed regarding public health/safety issues.

5 (d ESF-11: NW AL north of Tuscaloosa approx. 10% damage to corn crop, minor damage to cotton crop, cotton was laid down by high winds but could recover Cotton report heavy damage in Mobile Co.; Pecans heavy damage in Mobile Co.; Satsuma crop heavy damage in Mobile Co Poultry-statewide: light to minor damage, several companies reporting metal roofing damage, one older house destroyed in Cullman Co.; poultry houses tin damage; 8-10 houses damaged severe enough to have to relocate chickens into other houses; possibly 2-3 houses damaged severe enough that may not be repairable; less than 10,000 chickens lost, mostly due to generator failure at a farm in Walker Co. Current reports for livestock damage are sparse due to downed communications but appear to be mainly fence damage due to downed trees along AL/MS border, we have contacted AL Cattlemen s Assoc. who is coordinating a fencepost & wire resource to help supply local needs We have communicated w/several vet clinics in Mobile & Baldwin Co.; Baldwin Co. reports light damage & are back on line with power; Mobile Co. reporting light structural damage but no electricity. Vets are still able to provide emergency care & can be contacted through their regular office numbers (some available, some are not). We have discussed the possibility of utilizing a VMAT team w/a VMAT team leader, at this time, they have capacity to assist if/when we need. Local vet resources are adequate at this time. The Department has a list of 15 facilities across the state that will house animals evacuated because of the hurricane. The list, along with contact information and type of animal is posted on the Department website as well as on the EM2000. Some of these facilities will house small animals such as dogs and cats; however, most only house horses. The total number of animals that can be accommodated is over Late this morning it was reported that just under 100 horses were being sheltered. (e DONATIONS: See Voluntary Agencies above 5. EMERGENCY SERVICES BRANCH: (a ESF-1: See List of Closings in Attachment A (b ESF-3 Haz Mat Route is now open over Conchran Bridge Numerous squads of ADOC State Inmate labor are assisting state and local government officials in debris removal and road clearing. (c ESF-4 6 personnel have reported to Citronelle for debris removal 2 man team arrived in Washington County for debris removal 50 total personnel (d ESF police to augment local law enforcement in Mobile County 30 Police to Fairhope 30 police to Bay Minnette 20 security personnel to Mobile County 4 security personnel to Dauphin Island Service patrol sent home from Mobile I-65 (road side assistance) Hazmat route is open over Cochran bridge for Hazmat detour 80 total personnel responding 30 Marine resources working security missions on Dauphin Island 12 wildlife officers working in Bayou Le Batre 12 Marine Police Officers working Mobile Bay 54 total personnel responding 15 Marine Police working details 6 Conservation Officers working with NG Zodiac crews 17 Marine Officers working missions

6 B. LOGISTICS SECTION ESF-7: C. PLANNING SECTION ESF-5: E. MITIGATION ESF-14: F. FINANCE / COMPTROLLER: Delivered Commodities: 36 trucks of ice (State: 16, FEMA: 20 ) 41 truck of water 10 trucks of MRE s Commodities Ordered: 40 trucks of ice 40 trucks of water 40 trucks MRE s 7500 Cots 14 trucks of tarps No significant issues. Current As of: 08/31/2005 State State NG 1700 ARC 700 DPS 80 Salvation Army 80 Forestry 50 AGI 21 Conservation 54 APCO 2750 DOT 1512 Rural Co-Op 2500 Corrections 12 ADEM 5 DHR 670 Gov s Office 1 DPH 160 GFBCI 1 AEMA 41 ADECA CAP 2 IST 3 Subtotal: 10,342 Mutual Aid Teams *Prattville 14 *ALTF 1- Mobile 30 *Trussville 8 *Decatur 8 *Calera 8 *Marshall 8 *Madison 12 *Ft Payne 12 *Birmingham 28 *Hoover 34 Madison EOC 1 Morgan EOC 1 Dallas EOC 1 Talladega EOC 1 Jefferson EOC 3 *AMAS IST 4 *Total MA In MS 166 Total MA in AL 7 Subtotal 346 GRAND TOTAL 10,688 No significant issues Current As of: 08/31/2005 Allocations $0 Available Commitments $0 Total Available Obligations $0

7 Expenditures $1,535, Commitments, Obligations & Expenditures $1,535, Funds Available $0 G. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS ESF-15: (1 Public Affairs: No issues at this time. (2 Congressional & Legislative Affairs: There are no critical issues. H. ENVIRONMENTAL AND HISTORICAL PRESERVATION: No report at this time. Reviewed by: Information and Planning Section Chief August 31, 2005

8 Attachment A: Road and Bridge Closings: US-11 AdvisorySumter From Mississippi State Line Trees down along roadway, Drive 8/31/ :39 to Eppes with caution SR-10 AdvisoryChoctaw From Mississippi state line Tree's down along 8/31/ :25 to Butler several locations US 80 AdvisorySumter From I-59 to Belamy Debris and Power Lines along highway. Use Caution. 8/31/ :31 US 90/98 AdvisoryMobile Cochrane Africatown BridgeBridge is open to traffic. One lane is 8/31/ :57 Truck Route open each direction. Proceed with caution. AL 180 Closed Baldwin From Fort Morgan to MP 6 Debris in roadway 8/30/ :36 AL 59 Closed Baldwin From SR 180 South to Debris over roadway 8/30/ :33 Beach Road SR-69 AdvisoryMarengo M.P near Clarke/Marengo County Line Trees and power lines across roadway. 8/30/ :43 SR 171 AdvisoryTuscaloosa Between MP 3 and MP 12 Roadway open, but power lines down 8/30/ :23 SR 7 (U.S. AdvisoryTuscaloosa Near B F rich Tire Debris adjacent to roadway. Proceed 8/30/ :22 11) Plant (appox. MP 71) with caution. SR 69 Closed Tuscaloosa Between MP 168 and MP Roadway closed - trees down with 8/30/ :20 North 177, Co. Rd. 38 to Co. Rd. power lines SR AdvisoryWashington From Mississippi state line to U.S. 43 I-10 EB and AdvisoryMobile WB I-10 at Wallace Tunnels in Mobile SR-17 AdvisoryChoctaw From Washington/Choctaw County line to Butler. Trees down along roadway at a number of locations. Drive with caution Proceed through I-10 Wallace Tunnels with caution. One lane open in each direction. Hazardous cargo is prohibited through Wallace Tunnels. Trees and power lines down at a number of locations along roadway. Drive with caution 8/30/ :59 8/30/ :18 8/29/ :52 SR-5 AdvisoryWilcox Pine Hill Signal Out 8/29/ :10 SR-17 AdvisoryWashington From U.S. 45 to Choctaw County Line 8/29/ :08 US-84 AdvisoryChoctaw From Mississippi State line to Grove Hill SR-154 AdvisoryClarke From 4 mi. East of SR 69 (MP 4)to Thomasville US 98 AdvisoryMobile Cochrane-Africatown USA Bridge U.S. 45 AdvisoryWashington From SR-17 to Mississippi state line. Trees and power lines down along roadway at a number of locations. Traffic signals out in Chatom at SR- 56. Drive with caution. Trees and power lines down at a number of locations along roadway. Drive with caution. Debris in roadway. Proceed with caution. The Cochrane Bridge is open with one lane in each direction. Overweight vehicles are prohibited from crossing the bridge. Trees down along roadway at a number of locations. Drive with caution 8/29/ :46 8/29/ :09 8/29/ :01 8/29/ :29 I-10 & US AdvisoryMobile Approaching Mississippi Extensive damages to I-10 and US 8/29/ :59

9 90 Stateline Westbound 90 in MS due to Hurricane Katrina. BOTH Roadways in MS CLOSED. Seek alternate routes. SR-69 AdvisoryClarke From U.S. 43 at Jackson north to Marengo County line. ALL ROUTES ALL ROUTES SR-17 AdvisorySumter From Choctaw County Line to Pickens County line. Welcome Center I- 59/20 Trees down along roadway at a number of locations. Drive with caution 8/29/ :47 Open Conecuh ALL ROUTES OPEN. 8/29/ :25 Open Escambia ALL ROUTES OPEN 8/29/ :24 Trees down along roadway at a number of locations. Drive with caution. 8/29/ :11 Closed Sumter Miss. State Line Closed due to Power Outage 8/29/ :25 US 90/98 Closed Baldwin CAUSEWAY WATER OVER THE ROAD. 8/29/ :48 AL 182 Closed Baldwin GULF SHORES CLOSED DUE TO WATER AND 8/28/ :34 DEBRIS OVER ROADWAY. AL 193 AdvisoryMobile BETWEEN AL 188 AND DAUPHIN ISLAND Roadway is open with pilot car assistance 8/28/ :09

10 Attachment B: Status of Mobile Hazardous Materials Facilities: MOBILE COUNTY MAJOR FACILITIES Akzo-Nobel Functional Chemical Company Sylvia Williams (251) Status: Shut down yesterday (08/29) and were without power this morning (08/30). 08/31 12:00 No Change Arkema, Inc. (Atofina) Sam Cunningham (251) Status: 08/31 12:00 Phones Out Degussa Corporation Bill Klutz (251) Status: 08/31 12:00 Phones Out, Without Power E.I. DuPont DeNemours & Co. Ben Midgette (251) Status: 08/31 12:00 No Damage, Power ok, Begin Start Up Kerr-McGee Chemical LLC Kathy Dodson (251) Status: 08/31 12:00 Shut Down Kimberly-Clark Beth Allen (251) Status: 08/31 12:00 Shut down since Sunday pm, Power ok, Not processing Occidental Chemical Corporation Ed Seitz (251) Status: Currently shut-down since Sunday PM and no power since Monday at 1:00 PM. No structural damage. 08/31 12:00 No Change Shell Chemical LP Porter Leftwich (251) Status: 08/31 12:00 Power ok Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc. Nick Burroughs (251) ext. 268 Status: 08/31 12:00 Phones Out Tencel, Inc. (Accordis) Ian Roughsedge (251) Status: 08/31 12:00 Phones Out UOP LLC Jere Trigg (251) Status: Currently shut down but have power. Chickasaw Creek has overflowed the levee and has flooded part of the plant site. Currently working to get equipment working to relieve flooding. 08/31 12:00 No Change U.S. Amines (Celanese) Jim Allen (251) Status: 08/31 12:00 Power ok, Pre-start up mode

11 Attachment C: PDA Schedule Public Assistance Damage Assessment Schedule Team 1 Team 2 Team 3 Team 4 Team 5 Team 6 Day 1 Mobile Baldwin Washington Clarke Choctaw Sumter Day 2 Monroe Wilcox Marengo Hale Tuscaloosa Green Day 3 Pickens Dallas Perry Bibb Fayette Marion Day 4 Lamar Marion Walker Jefferson Cullman Morgan Day 5 Lawrence Franklin Winston Blount State Team 1 Team 2 Team 3 Team 4 Team 5 Team 6 Victor St. Germaine Michael Morris Anthony Williams Angela Green Kevin Zachary Annette Davis (ALNG) SL # 377 (ALNG) SL # 4999 (ALNG) SL # 4998 (ALNG) (ALNG) (AEMA) SL # 83 Federal

12 For more information, contact: Susan Castiglione Baranski Senior Manager, Corp. & Public Affairs (678) Steve Baker Manager, Media & Marketing (678) :000 P.M. EDT FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE COLONIAL PIPELINE RESTARTS SYSTEM ALPHARETTA, GA (August 31, 2005) Colonial Pipeline today announced that it is safely restarting its pipeline. The initial restart of Colonial s Main lines 1 and 2 is scheduled to begin within the next several hours. Initial service restoration will provide between 25% and 35% of Colonial s normal operating capacity. Both gasoline and distillate service is included in this system restart. Colonial s first priority through all of these restart activities is the protection of public safety and the environment. Following this baseline restoration of partial service, Colonial will continue with the previously announced installation of distributed generation equipment along its system in Louisiana and Mississippi to provide electric power. This power will allow Colonial to gradually increase the rate of throughput on the system throughout the weekend. Colonial anticipates that the maximum percentage of normal capacity that these interim measures will provide is between 50% and 60%. Colonial continues to work closely with local electrical utilities as they begin to restore power along the pipeline. Colonial Pipeline, headquartered in Alpharetta, Ga., delivers a daily average of 100 million gallons of gasoline, home heating oil, aviation fuel and other refined petroleum products to communities and businesses throughout South and the Eastern United States. Colonial consists of more than 5,500 miles of pipeline, originating at Houston, Texas, and terminating at the New York harbor. # # #

13 SYSTEM STATUS COUNTY SOURCE TYPE Daphne system okay, running on generators Baldwin Ground Fairhope lost pressure on Cty.Rd. One, boil water notice? Baldwin Ground Gulf Shores lost pressure on beach side, boil water notice? Baldwin Ground Orange Beach no problems Baldwin Ground Robertsdale two wells out of service Baldwin Ground Summerdale no problems Baldwin Ground Green Pond partial power and on generators Bibb Ground Blount County initially lost power, but back to normal Blount Surface Nectar no power, looking for generator Blount Ground Oneonta initially lost power, but back to normal Blount Surface Butler initially lost power, but back to normal Choctaw Ground Gilbertown one well working, power company on site Choctaw Ground North Choctaw no pressure in the Lisman area, boil water notice? Choctaw Ground Coffeeville no power, generator in route Clarke Ground Fulton no problems Clarke Ground/Purchase Grove Hill no problems Clarke Ground Jackson on emergency power at spring, plant has power Clarke Surface McVay okay, as long as Jackson has water Clarke Surface/Purchase Mid-Central Alabama cannot contact Clarke Ground/Purchase Old Line initially lost power, but back to normal Clarke Surface/Purchase Old Suggsville no problems Clarke Surface/Purchase Salitpa okay, as long as Jackson has water Clarke Surface/Purchase Thomasville on emergency power Clarke Surface Barton cannot contact Colbert Surface/Purchase Cullman County on emergency power Cullman Surface/Purchase Berry no power Fayette Surface Fayette initially lost power, but back to normal Fayette Surface Greene County no power, generator in route Greene Ground Hale County power returned, boil water notice still in effect Hale Ground Bessemer initially lost power, but back to normal Jefferson Surface Warrior River initially lost power, but back to normal Jefferson Surface Kennedy no power, no generators Lamar Ground power partially restore, partial boil water notice Lamar County issued Lamar Ground Millport no power, no generators, purchasing water Lamar Ground Bear Creek initially lost power, but back to normal Marion Surface/Purchase Guin initially lost power, but back to normal Marion Surface Hackleburg okay, since Bear Creek is back to normal Marion Surface/Purchase Hamilton initially lost power, but back to normal Marion Surface

14 Hodges no power, no generators Marion Ground Upper Bear Creek initially lost power, but back to normal Marion Surface Winfield initially lost power, but back to normal Marion Surface Bayou La Batre out of water, issued a boil water notice Mobile Ground Dauphin Island out of water, issued a boil water notice Mobile Ground Lemoyne cannot contact Mobile Ground no power, purchasing water, boil water notice MCB issued Mobile Ground Mobile on emergency power at both plants Mobile Surface Mobile County 500 people out of water, 2 wells out of seven operating Mobile Ground Mt. Vernon no water, issued a boil water notice, generator on way Mobile Ground Prichard okay, as long as Mobile has water Mobile Surface/Purchase Saraland on generators Mobile Ground Searcy Hospital cannot contact Mobile Ground South Alabama Utilities on generators Mobile Ground Aliceville initially lost power, but back to normal Pickens Ground Gordo no power, generator in route Pickens Ground Pickens County partial power restored, boil water notice issued Pickens Ground Northwest St. Clair County initially lost power, but back to normal St. Clair Ground/Purchase Sumter County no power, on generator, boil water notice issued Sumter Ground York no power, boil water notice issued Sumter Surface Wall Street initially lost power, but back to normal Tallapoosa Surface/Purchase Buhl, Elrod & Holman no power, no generators Tuscaloosa Ground Mitchell initially lost power, but back to normal Tuscaloosa Surface/Purchase Northport initially lost power, but back to normal Tuscaloosa Surface Peterson initially lost power, but back to normal Tuscaloosa Surface/Purchase Tuscaloosa lost power at one booster station, but back to normal Tuscaloosa Surface Deer Park - Vinegar Bend no power, generator in route Washington Ground Frankville no problems Washington Ground Fruitdale no power, generator in route Washington Ground Leroy no problems Washington Ground Mcintosh no problems Washington Ground St. Stephens no power Washington Ground Wagarville out of water, issued a boil water notice Washington Ground Pine Hill on emergency power Wilcox Surface

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16 Number of plants Operational Status of Plant # of Treatment Plants W/O Primary Power # of Plant Standby Units (Generator or Pumpout) # of Collection System Pump Stations w/o Primary Power # of Collection System Pump Stations on Generators, etc. COUNTY Municipal City COMMENTS BALDWIN BAY MINETTE 2 DAPHNE 1 all have close to being bypass back on full GULF SHORES pumps power ORANGE BEACH 1 LOXLEY 1 ROBERTSDALE 1 FAIRHOPE running over SUMMERDALE 1 FOLEY 1 SPANISH FORT 2 BUTLER GEORGIANA 1 GREENVILLE 1 CLARKE JACKSON 1 close to being back on full GROVE HILL power THOMASVILLE COFFEE ENTERPRISE power power COVINGTON ANDALUSIA power ELMORE ECLECTIC MILLBROOK ESCAMBIA ATMORE 1 BREWTON 3 FLOMATON 1 Bad 6 ft under MOBILE BAYOU LA BATRE water at WWTP CHICKASAW 1 Bad 1 0 ALL 0 Totally flooded DAUPHIN ISLAND 2 MOBILE Bad % 50 with pumps and rented gen PRICHARD ALL Most MOBILE LEMOYNE 1 CITRONELLE ALL Still No Answer Ziebach is underwater Waiting on Call back Waiting on Call back

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