EDGEWATER -- Here is an update on the flooding situation in Edgewater as reported by Edgewater Fire Chief Stephen Cousins as of this morning:
Damage
* There have been 2 reports of residences with minor flood damage. (No displacement at this time)
* Minor issues of trees/limbs on power lines have been reported.
Road Closings
* There are major 2 areas of concern in the city at this time: Cheetah and Canal intersection; West Park Avenue in the 100 and 200 block.
Website
* www.cityofedgewater.org
City services
* All emergency services are functioning at full staffing and readiness.
* Water and wastewater plants fully staffed and functioning at normal capacity.
* Stormwater crews are assessing and maintaining drainage situation throughout the City.
Sand piles
* Mango Lake (next to the Animal Shelter at 605 Mango Tree)
* Fire Station #57 (2628 Hibiscus Drive)
* NOTE: Residents must bring shovels and bags – bags are commercially available (Home Depot, etc.) or they can double bag heavy-duty trash bags
General
* All emergencies are to be reported via 911
* Residents are urged not to place anything (storm debris, refuse, etc.) in the right of ways, swales, canals or retention areas. These areas are crucial for water flow into the City’s stormwater system and essential for the prevention of flooding.
* All lift stations and traffic lights are in operation.