K-0584

• Main Authors: Kelly, David E., 1935-, Otis, Katie.
• Language: unknown
• Published: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection. 2002
• Subjects: Community development > North Carolina.; Hurricane Floyd; 1999.; Floods > North Carolina.; Hurricanes > North Carolina.; Disaster relief > North Carolina.; Neuse River (N.C.); Disaster relief > North Carolina; United States. Federal Emergency Management Agency; Bird Island; Broad River; Spivey
• Online Access: http://dc.lib.unc.edu/u?/sohp,13481

David Kelly; North Carolina Redevelopment Center; Hurricane Floyd; Eastern NC flooding of 1999; West Mecklenburg High School; North Carolina State University; North Carolina Department of Crime Control and Public Safety; civil preparedness; emergency management; SERT (State Emergency Response Team); Carolina Power and Light Company; Governor James Hunt; Environmental Protection Agency (EPA); Warren County; Brunswick Nuclear Plant; Southport, North Carolina; Ralph Nader; North Carolina Secretary Richard Moore; Highway Patrol; Billy Ray Hall; Gene Bird; Leza Aycock; Governor Michael Easley; hundred-year flood plain; Colonel Spivey; FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency); Homeland Security; 9-11 (September 11, 2001); Eric Tolbert; Oak Island, North Carolina; SBA (Small Business Administration); debris clearance; Hurricane Floyd Relief Fund; flood relief efforts by interfaith groups; Columbus County, NC; CDCs (Community Development Centers); Duplin County, NC; NC buyout program; Kinston, NC: Poo Rochelle (Vincent H. Poo"" Rochelle); Neuse River; Grifton, NC; New Hanover County, NC; NC Department of Commerce; Whiteville, NC; Senator Soles; Susan Raven; county commissioners' response to the flooding; Hiram Brunson; French Broad River; flash flooding; Burnsville, NC; Bird Island, NC; Planning Commission at Caswell Beach, NC; hazard mitigation; mapping the flood plain; insurance; Rocky Mount, NC; Robeson County, NC; Kenansville, NC; Dare County, NC.""