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SUMMERDALE, Ala. - The Summerdale

Municipal Complex is being used as a drop-off location for goods to

reach needy residents in Tuscaloosa affected by the tornado

outbreak.

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"mso-tab-count: 1">            "Summerdale is a dropoff

point for taking things to Tuscaloosa," Summerdale Mayor David

Wilson said. "There is a group of people taking stuff

up."

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"mso-tab-count: 1">            Wilson said canned goods,

bottled water and other foods and drinks are being brought up to

residents affected by the outbreak of tornadoes to hit the central

northern part of Alabama earlier this week.