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| DOC/State Supporting Flood Fights in Several Communities |
| By realestaterama.com |
| Published: 06/29/2015 |
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SPRINGFIELD – June 29, 2015 – (RealEstateRama) — Heavy rains over much of Illinois in recent weeks has caused already-swollen rivers and streams to spill over their banks, creating flood issues for communities across Illinois. As a result, the state of Illinois is providing assistance to communities working to protect critical infrastructure from flooding, as well as supporting ongoing recovery efforts in northern Illinois areas hit by several tornadoes Monday evening. The State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC), which activated Monday evening to coordinate response to 10 confirmed tornado touchdowns in northern Illinois, continues to be manned with liaisons from several state agencies that have personnel and resources available to assist with both tornado and flood efforts. “Mother Nature dealt us a tough blow with these recent tornadoes and heavy rainfall,” said Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) Director James K. Joseph, whose agency coordinates state response efforts. “With the many resources and personnel available through state agencies and our partners, we’ve been able to provide assistance to multiple communities affected by flooding and tornadoes.” Read More. |
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