Benton County Businesses Still Recovering from May Tornadoes
Two weeks after the devastating tornadoes that ravaged Benton County, the community continues to grapple with the extensive damage left in their wake. In a recent press conference, county officials and state representatives gathered to address the ongoing efforts to support local businesses and residents in their recovery process. According to county officials, a significant amount of resources have been made available to aid in the recuperation of affected areas.
Extensive resources have been deployed to manage the aftermath, including multiple debris sites operating from Monday to Saturday. The sites are located at the Benton County Fairgrounds, on Highway 62 outside of Rogers, and at the Decatur Road yard.
Local businesses, a vital part of the community, have been greatly affected. Roofing companies in the area have responded to hundreds of calls following the storms, as many residents are struggling to repair damaged roofs. Despite the challenges, these companies are working diligently to restore a sense of normalcy to the community.
– Debris sites operating seven days a week, 7 am to 7 pm
– Three sites located at the Benton County Fairgrounds, on Highway 62, and at the Decatur Road yard
– Local roofing companies hard at work to repair and replace damaged roofs
– Ongoing efforts to centralize resources and support for affected residents and businesses
In addition to physical support, the community has come together to provide a sense of unity and hope. Volunteers have been crucial in the recovery process, and county officials are working to document their efforts to ensure they are recognized in future grant funding. This collective effort is a testament to the resilience and strength of the Benton County community.
For residents and businesses seeking assistance, the county has created a comprehensive list of available resources. This list includes a variety of support services, from application assistance to translation support, and is readily accessible on the Benton County website.
With the road to recovery far from over, the community remains steadfast in its determination. Together, they are working towards a brighter future.
