As Fayette County prepares for the upcoming weather event, residents are encouraged to stay informed and take advantage of available local resources. For emergencies, call 911 immediately.
For non-emergency public safety concerns, contact Fayette County 911 at 770-461-4357.
Residents can also monitor updates from Fayette County Emergency Management and local government social media channels for road closures, and weather alerts.
Remember to have an emergency kit ready, charge electronic devices, and check on elderly neighbors and family members who may need assistance before, during, and after the storm. For power outages, please contact your power company.
For non-emergency public safety concerns, contact Fayette County 911 at 770-461-4357.
Residents can also monitor updates from Fayette County Emergency Management and local government social media channels for road closures, and weather alerts.
Remember to have an emergency kit ready, charge electronic devices, and check on elderly neighbors and family members who may need assistance before, during, and after the storm. For power outages, please contact your power company.
Emergencies: Call 911
Non-emergency: 770-461-4357
Road or drainage concerns: 770-320-6010
Storm damage reporting: click here
Fayette County provides an online reporting system for residents of unincorporated Fayette County, Brooks, and Woolsey to report storm-related damage and hazardous conditions.
Residents may report fallen trees on homes or roadways, flooding, blocked roads, structural damage, damaged electrical services, and other storm-related concerns.
Submitted reports are directed to the appropriate County department for review and coordination of necessary response or inspections. This system helps the County identify hazardous conditions, prioritize response efforts, and support storm recovery.
For emergencies or immediate threats to life and safety, call 911.
Fire and EMS App
The Fayette County Fire & Emergency Services app is available for download for free in the App Store and Google Play. Search “Fayette County Fire/EMS/EMA” or click here to download.
Emergency Management Agency click here