BANGKOK, Sept 26 (Bernama) — The Thai government has coordinated efforts among relevant agencies to closely monitor the flood situation and expedite assistance to affected people. Deputy Government Spokesperson Ploythalay Laksameesaengchan said Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul had instructed all relevant agencies to monitor the situation around the clock, prioritising assistance and public safety. “The Interior Ministry has ordered all provincial governors to intensify proactive flood monitoring and management, particularly in low-lying areas, along waterways and slopes, and locations previously affected by flooding,” she said in a statement Saturday. She said provincial offices of the Department of Disaster […]

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Council approved a five‑year agreement with the U.S. Geological Survey to maintain the Redwood River gauging station near Victory Park; staff estimated the expense at about $44,800 over five years and said the surface water utility will cover the cost with split partnership from ADM.

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Council authorized a $6,000 study of emergency access-road options and approved Wolpert Engineering's $64,007.55 proposal for automated flood-monitoring stations, with HOAs expected to cover recurring cellular/maintenance costs unless the county assumes them.

COLOMBO, Dec 1 (NNN-LNW) – Sri Lanka’s Irrigation Department, yesterday said, recent adverse weather has not damaged any major reservoir under its authority, even as flooding continues in surrounding areas. Director General of the Irrigation Department, Ajith Gunasekara, said, engineers had opened spill gates across all major reservoirs as rainfall intensified, causing downstream areas to flood. Resulting floods are being closely monitored, said Gunasekara, adding that, three main reservoirs, namely the Minneriya, Kaudulla, and Deduru Oya reservoirs, continue to spill, but floods in those regions are expected to gradually recede starting this afternoon. He also noted that, the severe flood […]

The court discussed a Texas Water Development Board flood early-warning project with roughly $210,000 for sensors/sirens and authorized staff to apply for a FEMA SAFER grant to partially fund firefighter hires (75% salary coverage first two years; 35% federal share in year three).

County officials present installed stream gauges to improve flood prediction and evacuation readiness.

Cumberland County partners with state agencies to install five new stream gauges for flood predictions.

The Revere Conservation Commission approved a negative determination allowing noninvasive flood-monitoring sensors and tide gauges to be installed at Mills Avenue, Belle Isle Marsh and Remedy Marsh; the project is grant-funded and will feed a public alert platform.