Gassville sustained storm damage during severe weather Monday night, prompting a coordinated response from local emergency crews.
According to Gassville Fire Chief Michael Glotzl, firefighters responded to multiple calls throughout the night as the storms caused disruptions across the area. The Cotter Volunteer Fire Department and the Cotter/Gassville Rural Fire Department assisted Gassville firefighters in managing the aftermath.
Chief Glotzl spoke to KTLO and its affiliated stations Tuesday morning, detailing the severity of the storm's impact on the city. While the extent of structural damage and other specific impacts were not disclosed, Glotzl confirmed that no injuries were reported as a result of the storms.
Emergency response teams were dispatched to various locations to mitigate hazards and assist residents. The storm serves as a reminder of the importance of regional cooperation among emergency services during severe weather events.
As recovery efforts continue, residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any residual issues to local authorities.