Crews have removed hundreds of tons of debris while assessing damage to homes, roads and bridges. National Guard remains deployedThe West Virginia National Guard has 352 personnel and 84 vehicles deployed in affected communities. Road repairs continueMore than 2,600 West Virginia Division of Highways employees and 1,000 pieces of equipment remain deployed across the state. Other agencies assistingThe West Virginia Division of Natural Resources is checking on affected residents, delivering supplies and assisting with damage assessments. West Virginia State Police troopers are also providing around-the-clock patrols and welfare checks in the hardest-hit areas.