The Biloxi Police Department is teaming up with the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office to help our neighbors in Alabama dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Sally.
- - the biloxi police department is- teaming up with the harrison- county sheriff's office to help- our neighbors in alabama dealin- with the aftermath of hurricane- sally.- they are asking that residents- donate cleaning supplies, food- and drinks at the harrison- county work center located on - lorraine road.- no clothing items should be - donated at this time.
- major chris de back tells news- 25 this is nothing new, as the- gulf- coast continues to help each- other during these tough- times.- - "we are asking people to drop - them off as - soon as possible.
We'll have- crews loading up and going over- to baldwin- county, alabama on tuesday to - deliver that, as well as being- - - - there for four days cooking for- first responders... whatever yo- want to call it, pay it back or- pay it forward, we know that- they are gonna come anytime we- need their support- so we want to do the same for - them."- also, the biloxi fire museum- continues to raise funds for- building supplies to help - restore homes for first - responders in - the laura and sally disaster- zones.-
The Expo has served as an evacuee shelter since the Almeda Fire began on September 8. That will continue, but other services have..
