Francis Marion Disaster Assistance Resource Team TF-17

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

Keep your eyes open. We here at FMDART stand ready to assist if needed.

07/01/2026

🚨🚨Please Share get the word out. Bring this little girl home safe. If you have any information please let the Authorities know. We pray for her safe return.🚨🚨

Search for Javeayah Harris

Aiken, SC – Law enforcement from across the local region to include State and federal assets are continuing their search for young Javeayah Harris. The following information is related to the search efforts.

• Around 8:15 PM on Tuesday June 30, 2026, 4-year-old Javeayah Harris disappeared from her family home near Hillsboro Street and Ridgecrest Road in Aiken, SC. Javeayah is a smart, talkative, and friendly girl who loves Minnie Mouse and likes to chase chickens. Javeayah is described as 3 feet 6 inches tall, weighs 42 pounds, and may be able to fit in small spaces.

• Javeayah is last described as wearing Minnie mouse pajamas and pink beads in her braided hair. She may have been wearing Crocs on her feet.

• The Aiken County Sherriff’s Office, South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED), and the FBI, Aiken Department of Public Safety, North Augusta Department of Public Safety, Edgefield County Sheriff's Office, etc. have been working together to find Javeayah and bring her home. We are seeking the public’s assistance to find her.

• We need the community to search their property and any place a child may hide.

• We appreciate the cooperation and support of Javeayah’s family and the community. We are committed to bringing Javeayah home safe and will continue to follow-up on all leads. If you have seen Javeayah or have any information that could help us bring her home, please contact us. No detail is too small.

If anyone has any information that would lead to finding Javeayah or sightings, tips can be called into (803) 502-5200. This tip line is open now.

06/28/2026

Today, our wildland fire family is mourning an unimaginable loss.

On Saturday, June 27, 2026, three brave wildland firefighters made the ultimate sacrifice while responding to the Knowles and Gore Fires along the Colorado–Utah border. Two additional firefighters were injured in the line of duty and remain in our thoughts as they recover.

There are no words that can truly ease the pain felt by their families, friends, and fellow firefighters. These courageous Firefighters answered the call without hesitation, placing themselves in harm’s way to protect lives, communities, and our nation’s natural resources.

Please keep the families of the fallen, the injured firefighters, and every member of the fire service in your prayers during this incredibly difficult time. Their courage, commitment, and selfless sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Rest easy, Firefighters . Your final watch is over. We will carry your legacy forward, and we will never forget your sacrifice.

🇺🇸🔥 Always Remember. Never Forget.

06/13/2026

Stay Safe enjoy your weekend stay hydrated.

05/04/2026

04/26/2026

When communities are facing devastating moments like the fires in Georgia, you really see the strength of people and the importance of organizations that are ready to step in and help.

FMDART is actively working to assist where we can, and we’re ready to deploy when our neighbors need us most. We’re still actively working, both on the ground and behind the scenes and just wanted to keep everyone updated. A lot of people have been affected, and we’re doing the best we can to support the community during this difficult time.

We’re thankful we haven’t had to respond in large numbers recently, but times like this are a reminder of why preparedness matters. Being able to respond quickly doesn’t just happen it comes from planning, training, and a commitment to showing up when it counts.

This is what great nonprofits do. They show up, they adapt, and they serve.

Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone impacted as they work through this, and we’ll continue doing everything we can to help.

04/26/2026

INFORMATION ON SHLETERS AND Transportation also phone NUMBERS.

EVACUATIONS, SHELTER & TRANSPORTATION

For evacuation information and road closures, please call:
📞 912-674-5878
📞 912-674-0195

Follow updates from Brantley County Sheriff's Office on social media:

SHELTER INFORMATION
The American Red Cross shelter in Brunswick is open at:
100 Genoa Martin Drive (Selden Park Complex)
Open to evacuees and small pets

Additional shelters:
Nahunta Methodist Church
Southside Baptist Church

NEED TRANSPORTATION TO EVACUATE?
If you are in an evacuation area and do not have transportation, call: 912-674-5878

If you have a medical need, medical transportation can be arranged. Please do not delay if you need help leaving the area.

04/26/2026

🚨Please listen to the local authorities 🚨

04/25/2026

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