Kemp issues emergency order after North Georgia flood surge
Gov. Brian Kemp declared a state of emergency for McCaysville after the Toccoa River surged 16 feet in 12 hours, leaving the downtown core inundated and forcing crews to rescue more than 80 residents by boat.
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