4 emergency care sites opened within 48 hours.
LDR coordinated generators, light towers, fencing, accessible hygiene trailers, fresh water, and on-site maintenance for a national big-box retailer's Hurricane Helene response.
Displaced residents had access to hygiene until power and water were restored to their communities.
A national retailer needed complete care-site infrastructure across 4 storm-hit communities.
After Hurricane Helene disrupted inland North Carolina, a national big-box retailer planned emergency care centers in impacted communities. Each site needed power, lighting, and water as well as accessible restrooms, showers, and laundry.
The retailer asked LDR to coordinate the full temporary infrastructure response across all 4 locations.
LDR coordinated the full 4-site deployment in less than 48 hours.
How the sites came online
All 4 care sites remained operational for 4 weeks.
The care centers gave displaced residents access to privacy and hygiene, including accessible facilities for people using wheelchairs and mobility devices. LDR kept all sites operating while Asheville and nearby communities restored power and water.
How multi-site teams can prepare to support emergency care sites.
Consistent response across emergencies.
LDR uses one operating model for different events, delivering emergency response at every affected location.
Prepare to support every location after a major storm.
Speak with LDR about a multi-site response plan for temporary power, water, sanitation, and fencing.