With Hurricane Helene on track to impact Georgia, local government agencies in metro Atlanta are reacting by announcing the closure of various facilities to ensure public safety. Notably, Brookhaven City Hall and its recreation centers will be closed on Thursday and Friday, while city operations will persist with employees working remotely where feasible. The decision aims to safeguard both residents and staff amid forecasts of heavy rain and increasing flood risks. In addition to Brookhaven, other cities and counties are also likely to implement similar measures as the storm approaches. Community meetings originally planned for the affected days will be rescheduled.

The article highlights the proactive steps taken by local authorities in light of the impending weather threat. Residents are encouraged to download the WSB-TV News app for real-time alerts and updates. Such closures underscore the importance of preparedness as the region braces for potential disruptions caused by the hurricane.