Time Check homes beyond repair in flood area
In Cedar Rapids the Time Check neighborhood flood disaster may end in demolition for hundreds of houses. City housing official Greg Buelow called most homes off their foundations and not recognizable while City Manager Jim Prosser vowed recovery and neighborhood focus at a Northwest Neighbors meeting.
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City holds meeting on flood cleanup in Cedar Rapids Oak Hill area
Residents of Oak Hill Jackson and Osborne Park Rompot district attend a 7 p.m. meeting at Metro High School where city officials explain flood cleanup steps and answer questions amid color coded placards marking home safety. Fire Chief Havlik cites 16 hour days as inspectors check for damage and hazards. Frank King notes 31 feet of flood water and discerns confusion between residents and City Hall over the levee and recovery efforts. Duarte laments red placard blocking entry to her home and asks about garage access while insurance costs are discussed. The gathering features two neighborhood leaders and local residents sharing concerns about flood insurance, repairs, and timelines.
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Frank King
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Cedar Rapids Crime Drops as Floodwaters Rise
Cedar Rapids police report a drastic drop in arrests during the flood period with 26 arrests in five days. An unsolved Sunday murder of 35 year old Aubrey D Young remains under investigation. Officers focus on safety and evacuation, repair flood damage, and prepare to move back to the headquarters.
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Cedar Rapids school district fights for restored Internet access
The Cedar Rapids district remains without Internet or phone service except internal school lines. Updates posted on the district site. community access expected today. FEMA will not cover personal item damages. June 23 board meeting moved to Jefferson High School cafeteria at 5 p.m.
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