There have been threats against Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) employees responding to Hurricane Helene in North Carolina, according to a local sheriff. "Recently in the mountain region, there have been threats made against them,

FEMA agents are standing down across parts of western North Carolina and canceling some meetings because of threats to staff members, according to some local agencies in the region. Ashe County Emergency Management said FEMA canceled events in the area due to threats that were received in other parts of

Several FEMA locations have reopened in western North Carolina after being forced to pause aid over reported threats toward responders. WRAL News received reports of Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) workers being threatened as they work to help victims of Hurricane Helene.

An inspection agency that works as a contractor for FEMA ordered its employees in western North Carolina to cease inspections over the weekend and return to hotels, WBTV has confirmed.