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Virginia Beach City Manager Declares Local State of Emergency Following Severe Storm System, Tornado
Visit emergency.vbgov.com for info about road closures, impacts
City Manager Patrick Duhaney declared a local state of emergency Sunday evening after a severe storm and tornado impacted communities in the northern part of the city. The total number of homes damaged is unknown but is estimated to be between 50 and 100.
Great Neck Recreation Center Exclusive Use as Dedicated Impact Center May 1; Closed to General Public
Great Neck Recreation Center, 2521 Shorehaven Drive, will be closed to the general public tomorrow, May 1, and will continue to serve exclusively to residents impacted by the storm starting at 7 a.m. Residents are encouraged to bring comfort items.
The closure will include the cancellation of all programs including After School care.
Emergency Website
Visit the City's emergency website, emergency.vbgov.com, for an up-to-date listing of impacted areas, road closures, programs and services. Cancellations and service changes will be posted on this site.
Road Closures
Great Neck Road will remain closed between Cox High School and the bridge at Adam Keeling Road until further notice to allow for emergency and debris management work to occur.
Debris Management Information from Public Works
City crews will be out to pick up debris from public streets starting at 8 a.m. Residents who have trees that are contained entirely on their private property are responsible for their removal. Public Works recommends that residents speak with their insurance regarding coverage and deductibles before securing quotes or contracting with private tree removal companies. If residents use a private tree removal service, the contractor secured is responsible for removal of the debris as well.
Stay Informed
- For the most up-to-date information, monitor the City's emergency site, emergency.vbgov.com.
- Citizen Services: 311 is available 24 hours a day for questions and reporting non-emergency conditions. Please only call or text 911 in a life-threatening emergency.
- Text GNROAD to 67283 for updates on Great Neck Road operating status
- Learn more about steps you can take now to prepare for an emergency. Look for emergency preparedness information at ready.gov/severe-weather
- Follow the City on social media:
- Facebook – www.facebook.com/CityofVaBeach
- Twitter – www.twitter.com/CityofVaBeach
- Instagram – www.instagram.com/cityofvabeach
Power Outages: Contact Dominion Energy to report power outages at 1-866-366-4357 or online at dominionenergy.com/virginia/report-outage-or-emergency. Treat all downed power lines as live.
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City Manager Patrick Duhaney declared a local state of emergency Sunday evening after a severe storm and tornado impacted communities in the northern part of the city. The total number of homes damaged is unknown but is estimated to be between 50 and 100.
Great Neck Recreation Center Exclusive Use as Dedicated Impact Center May 1; Closed to General Public
Great Neck Recreation Center, 2521 Shorehaven Drive, will be closed to the general public tomorrow, May 1, and will continue to serve exclusively to residents impacted by the storm starting at 7 a.m. Residents are encouraged to bring comfort items.
The closure will include the cancellation of all programs including After School care.
Emergency Website
Visit the City's emergency website, emergency.vbgov.com, for an up-to-date listing of impacted areas, road closures, programs and services. Cancellations and service changes will be posted on this site.
Road Closures
Great Neck Road will remain closed between Cox High School and the bridge at Adam Keeling Road until further notice to allow for emergency and debris management work to occur.
Debris Management Information from Public Works
City crews will be out to pick up debris from public streets starting at 8 a.m. Residents who have trees that are contained entirely on their private property are responsible for their removal. Public Works recommends that residents speak with their insurance regarding coverage and deductibles before securing quotes or contracting with private tree removal companies. If residents use a private tree removal service, the contractor secured is responsible for removal of the debris as well.
Stay Informed
- For the most up-to-date information, monitor the City's emergency site, emergency.vbgov.com.
- Citizen Services: 311 is available 24 hours a day for questions and reporting non-emergency conditions. Please only call or text 911 in a life-threatening emergency.
- Text GNROAD to 67283 for updates on Great Neck Road operating status
- Learn more about steps you can take now to prepare for an emergency. Look for emergency preparedness information at ready.gov/severe-weather
- Follow the City on social media:
- Facebook – www.facebook.com/CityofVaBeach
- Twitter – www.twitter.com/CityofVaBeach
- Instagram – www.instagram.com/cityofvabeach
Power Outages: Contact Dominion Energy to report power outages at 1-866-366-4357 or online at dominionenergy.com/virginia/report-outage-or-emergency. Treat all downed power lines as live.
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