The Iroquois County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) is working to update the county-wide natural hazard mitigation plan. The purpose of this five year plan is to identify the natural hazards communities are susceptible, how vulnerable the population and infrastructure is to said hazards, and then identify strategies to lessen the severity of those hazards. This […]
The following is a press release from the Iroquois County Emergency Management Agency. Water continues to recede in Iroquois County. Iroquois River has dropped to minor flood stage. There are still numerous road closures in Iroquois County. Reminder: do not drive through flooded roads. Turn around, don’t drown. 8 homes in Milford, 24 homes in […]
The following is a press release from the Iroquois County Emergency Management Agency. Water continues to recede in Iroquois County. Sugar Creek at Milford has dropped below flood stage, Iroquois River at Iroquois has dropped to minor flood stage, and Iroquois River at Chebanse has dropped to moderate flood stage. There are still numerous road […]
The following is a press release from the Iroquois County Emergency Management Agency. Water continues to recede in Iroquois County. Over 8 ½ hours today, Watseka Public Works measured a 7 inch drop for Sugar Creek and a 3 inch drop for Iroquois River. Sugar Creek at Milford has dropped below flood stage, Iroquois River […]
Below is a press release from Iroquois County Emergency Management Agency. Water has mostly receded from Cissna Park, Stockland, Milford, and most recently Woodland. However, road damage is extensive, leaving some roads unsafe. Watseka is severely flooded, but the rate at which waters are rising has slowed significantly. Northern Iroquois County along Iroquois River […]
