Summary
A major snowstorm damaged roughly a third of homes in some upcountry areas, dropped trees on power lines, and left most roads one lane wide. The county ratified its disaster proclamation and the state senator's office stands ready to escalate to a state of emergency request.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
Recovery cleanup is expected to be the biggest hurdle, with state and federal aid still undetermined.
Upcountry residents dealing with damaged homes, blocked roads, and extended power outages.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Supervisors — March 10, 2026
Storm debris has overwhelmed Upcountry residents, some without power for 9-11 days. The county is funding a four-day drop-off at Pioneer Park and exploring a private long-term disposal site offered by a local landowner, after 850 tons were hauled at county cost following the 2022 snow event.
Board of Supervisors — February 24, 2026
A major snowstorm damaged roughly a third of homes in some upcountry areas, dropped trees on power lines, and left most roads one lane wide. The county ratified its disaster proclamation and the state senator's office stands ready to escalate to a state of emergency request.
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