In response to Hurricane Debby, multiple agencies are mobilizing to assist affected areas, particularly in South Carolina and Lafayette County, Florida. Alabama has sent an 18-person FEMA Swift Water/Flood Search and Rescue Team to Dorchester County, ensuring their self-sufficiency for up to 72 hours (WAAYTV). The Knoxville Fire Department is also deploying a specialized task force of 12 firefighters equipped for high-risk situations, with a commitment to support local emergency services (WVLT). Meanwhile, the Salvation Army in Mississippi is preparing for potential impacts and seeking volunteers for extended disaster response efforts (WLBT). Additionally, the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office has dispatched its Disaster Response Team to Lafayette County, responding to a direct request for assistance (WEAR TV). These coordinated efforts highlight the ongoing readiness of disaster response teams across the region as the hurricane season progresses.