NJ Declares State of Emergency
NJ Governor has declared a state of emergency in Bergen, Essex, Monmouth, Ocean and Passaic counties due to the damage caused by torrential rains.
Part of New York under State of Emergency due to flooding
Effective immediately, Seneca County Sheriff Tim Luce and the Seneca County Emergency Management Office has declared a State of Emergency for the Towns of Covert, Lodi, Ovid, and Romulus. This includes the Villages of Interlaken, Lodi, and Ovid. Heavy rain has caused major flooding in those affected areas. Many roadways are now closed and no unnecessary travel is advised. Emergency crews are working diligently to assist citizens. Citizens are urged to shelter in place and move to higher ground if they are experiencing high water.”
Twin Tiers: Disaster declared in Troy Borough due to flash flooding; Wellsburg declares state of emergency
Severe Red Tide: Florida Declares State of Emergency
Florida has declaring a state of because of the severe red tide affecting Florida’s west coast. The worst affected areas are Collier, Lee, Charlotte, Sarasota, Manatee, Hillsborough and Pinellas counties.
AZ Governor Declares State Of Emergency For Town Of Mammoth
“Governor Doug Ducey today declared a State of Emergency for the Town of Mammoth in Pinal County after unusual amounts of heavy rain from monsoons compromised the town’s potable water system. The storms resulted in significant roadway damage and the loss of accessible water throughout the area, including for personal use, and has prevented emergency response capabilities for fire suppression. Currently, Mammoth has established cooling centers and is distributing water to residents.”
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