Alabama's recovery from Hurricane Georges contiunes to move forward.
Officials report that all power has been restored to buildings capable of accepting power.
In Baldwin, Clarke and Washington counties, officials with the Rural Electric Cooperative report that they still have some repairs to make to the company's power grid. Residents on the western end of Dauphin Island are still under a boil-water order. Due to strong surf during the hurricane, as much as three miles of both water and sewer lines on Dauphin Island were damaged and will have to be replaced. Other volunteer services providing for the storm victims include the Southern Baptists, the Mobile Community Action, Inc., St., Vincent's De Paul, Catholic Social Services, the Salvation Army and the United Methodist Committee on Relief. They are distributing food, clothing, furniture and clean-up kits.