Atlanta-Fulton County Emergency Management Agency is responsible for coordination of preparedness, mitigation, response, & recovery within Fulton County.

Atlanta, Georgia
Joined December 2010
Atlanta-Fulton County EMA retweeted
As of 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, the boil water advisory REMAINS IN EFFECT for all impacted areas. The advisory will remain in place until DWM is cleared to lift following sampling protocols. Please see the map for the impacted area.
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Atlanta-Fulton County EMA retweeted
The boil water advisory for portions of Atlanta (Southwest & Northwest), South Fulton, Fairburn, Union City, Chattahoochee Hills, and Palmetto residents and businesses remains in effect. 1/3
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Atlanta-Fulton County EMA retweeted
The City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management (DWM) issued a boil water advisory for residents and businesses for portions of Atlanta (Southwest & Northwest), South Fulton, Fairburn, Union City, Chattahoochee Hills, and Palmetto due to a water supply interruption 1/4
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Atlanta-Fulton County EMA retweeted
The City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management (DWM) has issued a boil water advisory for residents and businesses in Southwest Atlanta, South Fulton, Fairburn, and Union City due to a water supply interruption affecting the Chattahoochee Water Treatment Plant (WTP). 1/6
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Atlanta-Fulton County EMA retweeted
Atlanta has experienced minimal impacts from the severe weather system, but high winds and flooding remain concerns. Report downed trees to ATL311 and avoid downed power lines and flooded roads. Sign up for NotifyATL and learn more: atl.direct/atlanta-monitorin…
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Atlanta-Fulton County EMA retweeted
High winds and heavy rain are continuing to impact Georgia as Hurricane Isaias moves across the state. Our crews are out where it is safe working to assess damage and restore power. Please keep safety top of mind and remember to never go near a downed power line. Know that we are working around the clock for you.
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Atlanta-Fulton County EMA retweeted
As of 7 a.m., we have close to 3,300 members out of power in 6 of the 8 counties we serve. These numbers may climb as heavy rain and strong wind gusts continue. Stay safe today. Current outage numbers: Paulding: 1,542 Cobb: 891 Fulton: 430 Douglas: 337 Carroll: 59 Bartow: 13
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A Flash Flood Warning includes Fulton County until 1:15pm. Rapid flooding is occurring or expected to occur shortly. Do not walk or drive through flooded areas and be ready to seek higher ground if needed. #Isaías
Flash Flood Warning including Atlanta GA, Sandy Springs GA and Johns Creek GA until 1:15 PM EDT
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Atlanta-Fulton County EMA retweeted
Afternoon folks, here is a recorded briefing covering timing and impacts from Hurricane Isaias. This is the last recorded briefing before the event, as we will be in warning operations tomorrow. youtube.com/watch?v=kwq83GZu… #gawx
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Atlanta-Fulton County EMA retweeted
Confidence is increasing in significant rainfall through at least Sunday morning. Narrow bands of training heavy rain/thunderstorms could result in sharp rainfall gradients from as little as 1-2" to as much as 5-8" over just a few miles. #gawx
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As #Isaias begins to impact the metro Atlanta area, AFCEMA will monitor conditions and share updates as the storm affects the area.
🌀 10/9 8AM Update - Hurricane Isaias Conditions deteriorate across N & Central GA tonight with significant impacts possible through early Sunday! 🌬️ Wind gusts 35–45+ mph; power outages possible 🌧️ Heavy rainfall / flash flooding 🌪️ Several tornadoes #gawx
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Atlanta-Fulton County EMA retweeted
In anticipation of the impact of Hurricane Isaias, today Fulton County Chairman Robb Pitts signed an Emergency Declaration. This declaration will allow for easier access to relief resources in case of a weather-related disaster.
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Atlanta-Fulton County EMA retweeted
🌀 Thu. PM Update: We're expecting that Hurricane #Isaias will bring long-duration strong winds beginning as early as around midnight Fri. likely lasting through early Sun. morning. Downed trees due to the strong winds and wet soils, as well as power outages are concerns. #gawx
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AFCEMA will be monitoring #Isaias and will share updates as it affects the metro Atlanta area.
Hurricane Isaias is expected to bring heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and tornado threats to Georgia on Friday night and throughout the day on Saturday. Please continue to monitor updates from your local National Weather Service office and reliable media outlets through the weekend.
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Atlanta-Fulton County EMA retweeted
TS #Isaias has formed over the W Gulf. Widespread rainfall and gusty winds are the current most likely impacts Friday night into Saturday. This is subject to change depending on the storm track so continue to monitor the forecast for updates! #gawx
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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. This year's theme, "Securing the Next 250,” promotes digital resilience for critical infrastructure & families. Protect your household: enable MFA & automatic updates, use a password manager, report phishing, & avoid suspicious links.
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Last week, AFCEMA joined @emoryuniversity’s annual Safety Fair to share emergency preparedness tips with students. Thanks to our collegiate partners—and @emorycepar for always welcoming us! #AFCEMA #CommunityOutreach #EmergencyPreparedness
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Atlanta-Fulton County EMA retweeted
Periods of heavy rainfall will increase the risk for localized flash flooding across most of north and central Georgia on Sunday. The heaviest rain is expected to fall along and south of I-85.
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Atlanta-Fulton County EMA retweeted
Our first of three Storm Spotter Courses for the Fall season will be tomorrow starting at 11 AM ET! ⛈️ All courses this season will be virtual. Learn more here: weather.gov/ffc/skywarnsched #gawx
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In honor of the great, Dolly Parton🦋 and because is 9/25 (9 to 5) day. Thank you @SCEMD!
"The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain." Dolly Parton’s words remind us that storms are part of life. In emergency management, we prepare, respond and help our communities recover. Plan ahead. Stay informed. Help your neighbors.
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