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HACKLEBURG, AL (WAFF) -
The Tornado Recovery Action Council held it's second meeting tonight in Hackleburg.
Dozens showed up from Hackleburg and Phil Campbell to share ideas and recommendations own how the state can continue to rebuild their communities.
"We want to be able to show all the things that we've been working on now for 4 months. It's been anything from downtown revitalization to a sewer system we just want to be able to show the state we've been at this for a while thank you for coming out here and supporting us and if you can keep supporting us it'd be great," said Clint Knowles, chairman of the Hackleburg Recovery Committee.
After the remainder of the council's meetings, they will compile everything they've heard and present ideas to Governor Bentley.
Trac's executive director hopes to make that presentation by the end of the year.
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