Mayor Dickens to Speak About Preparedness for Inclement Weather in the City of Atlanta

Atlanta, GALocal News

Mayor Andre Dickens will be addressing the media on September 25, 2024, regarding the City of Atlanta's preparations for potential inclement weather. The event, organized by the Mayor's Office of Communications, will occur at 3:30 PM in the Mural Room on the second floor of Atlanta City Hall. Media representatives are encouraged to arrive by 3:00 PM and are required to RSVP by emailing atlmedia@atlantaga. gov. The briefing will also feature key city department leaders who will discuss various aspects of the city's weather preparedness strategy.

This proactive approach highlights the city's commitment to public safety, especially during times of potential weather disruptions. Such media advisories are essential for keeping the public informed about the steps being taken to mitigate risks associated with severe weather. Local news outlets will play a significant role in disseminating this vital information to Atlanta residents. Mayor Dickens’ engagement underscores the importance of community awareness and preparedness in ensuring safety during adverse weather conditions.

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