Similar
Aerial views of the devastation in Key West from Hurricane
Moore, Okla., May 25, 2013 -- Moore Emergency Manager Gayland Kitch, right and Officer Eric Thomas survey the damage where Thomas' home once stood prior to the recent tornado. Residents impacted by the recent tornado are encouraged to register with FEMA for assistance. Jocelyn Augustino/FEMA
Damage, from Tuscaloosa-Birmingham, Alabama tornado, [viewed by Secretary Shaun Donovan during visit to the state]
Severe Storm ^ Tornado - Joplin, Mo. , June 25, 2011 - An industrial area on Kenser Road was damaged by the May 22 tornado. - Photo by Rossyveth Rey-Berríos/FEMA
Damage, from Tuscaloosa-Birmingham, Alabama tornado, [viewed by Secretary Shaun Donovan during visit to the state]
President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump Visit Alabama
Damage, from Tuscaloosa-Birmingham, Alabama tornado, [viewed by Secretary Shaun Donovan during visit to the state]
Damage, from Tuscaloosa-Birmingham, Alabama tornado, [viewed by Secretary Shaun Donovan during visit to the state]
Damage, from Tuscaloosa-Birmingham, Alabama tornado, [viewed by Secretary Shaun Donovan during visit to the state]
Related
Tornado - Pleasant Grove, Ala. , May 2, 2011 -- Power poles were snapped like match sticks after a series of deadly tornadoes destroyed homes in the areas of rural Northeastern Alabama. When natural disasters, such as severe storms and tornadoes, strike, the first responders are local emergency and public works personnel, volunteers, humanitarian organizations, and numerous private interest groups who provide emergency assistance required to protect the public's health and safety and to meet immediate human needs. Adam DuBrowa/ FEMA
Tornado - Pleasant Grove, Ala. , May 2, 2011 -- The First Assembly of God was completely destroyed after a series of powerful tornadoes destroyed homes in the areas of rural Northeastern Alabama. The administration's top priority is to continue supporting the governors and their communities as recovery efforts continue. The recovery process is going to be a long effort but FEMA and its partners will be standing with all of the affected families, neighborhoods and communities every step of the way. Adam DuBrowa/ FEMA
Tornado - Pleasant Grove, Ala. , May 2, 2011 -- The First Assembly of God was completely destroyed after a series of powerful tornadoes destroyed homes in the areas of rural Northeastern Alabama. When natural disasters, such as severe storms and tornadoes, strike, the first responders are local emergency and public works personnel, volunteers, humanitarian organizations, and numerous private interest groups who provide emergency assistance required to protect the public's health and safety and to meet immediate human needs. Adam DuBrowa/ FEMA
Tornado - Pleasant Grove, Ala. , May 1, 2011 -- Disaster survivors return to their home sites to search for their belongings after a series of tornadoes destroyed homes in the areas of rural Northeastern Alabama. President Obama signed Alabama's Major Disaster Declaration and ordered Federal aid to supplement State and local recovery efforts in the area struck by severe storms. Adam DuBrowa/ FEMA
Tornado - Tuscaloosa, Ala. , August 2, 2011 -- Supervisor Dave Brown and Habitat for Humanity volunteer work in 100 degree heat to rebuild homes on 5th Street in Tuscaloosa after many homes were destroyed by a series of tornados that struck Alabama on April 27. FEMA supports the generosity and expertise of volunteer agencies (VOLAGS) like Habitat for Humanity. FEMA attempts to coordinate the agency's recovery efforts through its VOLAG liaison and VOLAG specialists. Photo by Christopher Mardorf / FEMA.
Severe Storm ^ Tornado - Pleasant Grove, Ala. , May 2, 2011 -- Storm survivors are issued "Resident" Permits to allow them to get into their neighborhood to begin the process of recovery. National Guard and local police provide tight security to prevent looting of homes damaged by the catastrophic April tornado. FEMA resources have been requested and a Presidential Disaster Declaration has been done to make that happen. George Armstrong/FEMA
Tornado - Pleasant Grove, Ala. , May 2, 2011 -- Utility workers rush to bring power back to the grid after a series of tornadoes destroyed homes in the areas of rural Northeastern Alabama. When natural disasters, such as severe storms and tornadoes, strike, the first responders are local emergency and public works personnel, volunteers, humanitarian organizations, and numerous private interest groups who provide emergency assistance required to protect the public's health and safety and to meet immediate human needs. Adam DuBrowa/ FEMA
Tornado - Pleasant Grove, Ala. , May 1, 2011 -- Disaster survivors return to their home sites to search for their belongings after a series of tornadoes destroyed homes in the areas of rural Northeastern Alabama. President Obama signed Alabama's Major Disaster Declaration and ordered Federal aid to supplement State and local recovery efforts in the area struck by severe storms. Adam DuBrowa/ FEMA
Tornado - Pleasant Grove, Ala. , May 1, 2011 -- Disaster survivors return to their home sites to search for their belongings after a series of tornadoes destroyed homes in the areas of rural Northeastern Alabama. President Obama signed Alabama's Major Disaster Declaration and ordered Federal aid to supplement State and local recovery efforts in the area struck by severe storms. Adam DuBrowa/ FEMA
Tornado - Pleasant Grove, Ala. , May 1, 2011 -- Disaster survivors search through the debris for their belongings created from recent tornadoes that affected the Alabama region. FEMA, through our regional offices in Atlanta, GA and Philadelphia, PA, has been in close contact and coordination with state emergency management officials, and stands ready to support states, if requested. FEMA has personnel on the ground in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Adam DuBrowa/ FEMA
Summary
The original database describes this as:
Title: Photograph by Adam Dubrowa taken on 05/01/2011 in Alabama
Production Date: 05/01/2011
Caption: Pleasant Grove, Ala. , May 1, 2011 -- Disaster survivors search through the debris for their belongings created from recent tornadoes that affected the Alabama region. FEMA, through our regional offices in Atlanta, GA and Philadelphia, PA, has been in close contact and coordination with state emergency management officials, and stands ready to support states, if requested. FEMA has personnel on the ground in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Adam DuBrowa/ FEMA
Photographer Name: Adam Dubrowa
City/State: Pleasant Grove, AL
Disaster Types: Tornado
Categories: Community Relations ^ Conceptual Imagery ^ Debris ^ Individual Assistance ^ Operations ^ State/Local Officials
Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials
Tags
tornado
pleasant
grove
pleasant grove
ala
disaster
survivors
search
debris
belongings
tornadoes
alabama
alabama region
fema
offices
atlanta
philadelphia
contact
coordination
state
emergency
management
officials
state emergency management officials
support states
ground
georgia
mississippi
kentucky
tennessee
adam
dubrowa
personnel support detachment
pennsylvania
alabama free images
photographs of alabama
high resolution
adam dubrowa
disaster survivors search
local officials photographs
emergency management programs
disaster types
personnel
free images no copyright
stock foto
website pictures
cc 0 stock photos
us national archives
Date
01/05/2011
Source
The U.S. National Archives
Link
Copyright info
No known copyright restrictions