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City Officials In Spencer Give Update
June 23, 2024
(Spencer)– The Mayor of Spencer issued an update this (Sun.) on the catastrophic flooding that continues in that city. In a press release, Mayor Steve Bomgaars thanks city, county and state emergency teams for their efforts in protecting citizens and vital resources. Bomgaars says the city’s waste water treatment plant remains inoperable and citizens should […]
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Spencer Officials Provide Update On Flood Situation
June 23, 2024
(Spencer)– Spencer Mayor Steve Bomgaars has issued a curfew that goes into effect at 10:30 pm this (Sat.) evening, lasting until 6:00 am Sunday. City officials say rescue operations by emergency personnel have been stopped to allow them to focus on urgent needs of residents such as medical emergencies. They add law enforcement and fire-rescue […]
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Alliant Energy Offers Flood Safety Advice
June 23, 2024
(Undated)– Alliant Energy is urging its customers to use extra caution with the flooding. The company urges anyone with a significant amount of water in their basement to call 1-800-255-4268 to request a no-fee temporary disconnect. The utility provider says walking through wet or flooded homes or buildings can be dangerous. They urge everyone to […]
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Severe Shoreline Erosion Occurring On West Lake Okoboji
June 23, 2024
(Arnolds Park)– Some shoreline property owners on the Iowa Great Lakes are feeling another affect of the extremely high water levels: shoreline erosion and bank collapses. So far, most of the reports have been coming from West Lake Okoboji, specifically in the Pillsbury Point area. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is expected to make […]
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Black Hills Energy Monitoring Ongoing Situation In Spencer
June 22, 2024
(Spencer)– Officials with Black Hills Energy say they’re continuing to closely monitor the situation in Spencer. They’re reminding residents to evacuate immediately if you smell natural gas and to turn off electrical appliance power if it’s safe to do so. Officials say flooding can damage appliances and creates a risk of electrical shock. They add […]
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