Jackson area flood pumps keep water down as rivers fall
Nine pumps move about 9 million gallons daily as the Big Muddy and Mississippi decline. City expects pumping over levees for two weeks to a month, weather permitting, with diesel donations aiding operations. Grand Tower to receive 750 gallons daily from the state until relief ends. Levee repairs hold. 37 slides observed but not near the center line. Murphysboro’s flood pressure eases as lift station stabilizes. EMA notes ongoing river monitoring and a growing stockpile of sandbags with volunteers assisting local jurisdictions.
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Jackson County Emergency Management Office
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Army Corps of Engineers
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EMA
Franklin floodwaters recede as roads reopen and reports urged
Franklin County officials say floodwaters are easing with Rend Lake crest past 413 and now 412.62 as water falls. Crews work around the clock while many roads remain closed. residents are urged to file damage reports. Dam and spillway remain at capacity with boat ramps and campsites reopening gradually.
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Buckingham
Middlefork Creek
Rend Lake
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