The results

of severe storms in Coweta County earlier this month are still being felt

Coweta County

Public Information Officer Tom Corker said two roads still remain closed

in the county.

East Gordon

Road remains closed until further notice, and McIntosh Trail near East

Coweta High School is closed at Wellington Station subdivision. Corker

said a detour route is provided near the subdivision.

Residents who

are still cleaning up from the storm have until June 14 to bring their

storm debris to the C and D landfill on Essie Mae Road.

"As long

as the debris is tree limbs and branches from the storm, the landfill

will accept them free of charge," Corker said.

The severe

storms whipped through the county two weeks ago and left a path of downed

power lines, fallen trees and washed out roads.

Most of the

severe damage was located in the eastern part of the county near the White

Oak and SummerGrove subdivisions.