Glynn Environmental Coalition - Golden Isles Resilience

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Golden Isles Resilience Resources

Emergency Lines

Medical/Fire/Public Safety: 911

If you see an environmental event that may pose an immediate threat to human health or the environment, call 911 first.

Poison Control: 1(800) 222-1222 - Georgia Poison Center

Disease Control: (912) 264-3961 - Glynn County Health Department

Urgency Without An Emergency

Non-emergency (City of Brunswick): (912) 554-3645 - Brunswick Police Department

Non-emergency (Glynn County): (912) 554-7800 - Glynn County Police Department

Hazardous Spills

Call 911 FIRST, then 1(800) 424-8802 - U.S. Environmental Protection Agency National Response Center

Storm/Disaster Preparedness

Red Cross: 1(800) RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767) - Southeast Georgia American Red Cross

Hurricane Registry: 1(833) 243-7344 - Georgia Department of Public Health Hurricane Registry

(more details in flooding and hurricane prepardeness below)

Pollution from hazardous waste sites has reached the marshes and waterways in Glynn County. As a result, residents should limit how often they eat locally caught seafood. The resources below provide guidelines for residents to stay safe while still fishing and enjoying seafood in Glynn County.

Glynn Environmental Coalition

Safe Seafood Outreach Initiative

Healthy Coastal Neighborhoods

Seafood Smart

Glynn County experiences flooding frequently - whether it is from a hurricane, a big high tide, or just one of our typical subtropical thunderstorms. Here are a few resources to help you report flooding in your neighborhood.
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Glynn County Reporting

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City of Brunswick Reporting

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Coastal Outreach Soccer

Flood Watch - See the RISE. Share your STORY.

HURRICAN RESOURCESfrom hazardous waste sites has reached the marshes and waterways in Glynn County. As a result, residents should limit how often they eat locally caught seafood. The resources below provide guidelines for residents to stay safe while still fishing and enjoying seafood in Glynn County.

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Glynn Environmental Coalition

Safe Seafood Outreach Initiative

Healthy Coastal Neighborhoods

Seafood Smart

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