Brewton Recovers from Hurricane Isaias: Power Restoration and Community Support Brewton, Alabama, is recovering from Hurricane Isaias, with crews working to restore power and city services returning to normal. Mayor Frank Nalty highlighted community resilience and the ongoing efforts to provide support to residents. BREWTON, Ala. ( WSFA ) - Brewton is nearly back to normal operations after Hurricane Isaias, and a 24-hour all-hands-on-deck period has ended, according to city officials. Crews are still working to restore electricity. As of the last check on Monday, about 450 workers from Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi were in Brewton helping with that process. Mayor Frank Nalty said the city's biggest issue was an emergency communications outage Friday, which prevented residents from making 911 calls. Two emergencies were missed.Nalty said no major injuries or deaths happened in the town during the hurricane. However, a homeowner was hurt after falling off a roof.Brewton Mayor Confirms No Fatalities From Storm"They are alive. That was just a homeowner trying to take care of their property, but we have not had any fatalities whatsoever," Nalty said. A 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. curfew is still in place for Brewton residents."The only thing that will be open after 7 will be our local jail, and we welcome any offender. They come into the jail if they break the law," Nalty said. Nalty said the city's 5,300 residents have been neighborly, helping one another, even before the storm.Red Cross and Churches Provide Aid to Residents"Everybody knows everyone, and they're all doing a good job of helping their neighbors clean up after this disaster that we have here," Nalty said. "You know, Red Cross is in town. We have a lot of churches that are providing meals for people. We have water that's here now for people to pick up.And you can get that water in (Meal, Ready-To-Eat) MRE meals and blue tarps at the Brewton Middle School. That's off the beaten path, so we won't clog up the arteries coming through Brewton. "