On Monday, Gov. Kay Ivey announced she'd activated Alabama's Fatality Search and Recovery Team (FSRT) — a 13-person team of 11 airmen, a chaplain and a chaplain's assistant — to the most heavily impacted areas of North Carolina. Alabama has also sent three Swift Water Rescue Teams and a Cadaver Dog team.

There are at least 180 deaths from Hurricane Helene so far, and that number is expected to continue climbing, especially in Western North Carolina.

Gov. Kay Ivey has activated an Alabama National Guard team to help areas of North Carolina that were among the most heavily impacted by Hurricane Helene.

In the wake of Hurricane Helene, Governor Kay Ivey on Monday, Sept. 30, directed the activation of an Alabama National Guard team to assist in the most heavily

"Everyone is thanking us for coming. They have fed us. And these people have lost everything," Prattville Assistant Fire Chief Ricky Roberts said.

Alabama became more involved in the storm relief efforts across the Southeast, with one Muscle Shoals company flying three crew members on its helicopter to North Carolina.

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