Sacramento County Office of The emergency service is calling for people who live in wilton in the asylum in place if they don’t already evacuated area. “Rising water has made impassable roads in in area”, – they said in the district after 15:20. – Residents currently on Dillard Road should continue safety towards Wackford Center, 9014 Bruceville Rd., Elk Grove, CA 95758. who are situated in home should stay in home”Rene Podris, of Wilton, she said and her family was in Elk Grove Early in during the day, but met with roadblocks and flooded roads as they tried to reach home.”That was very scary when we almost couldn’t get back in our homeshe said late Saturday night. of four acres of her family property was under water on Saturday, but what was she in contact with about 20 of her neighbors and all were fine. just thanks to our Wilton community- she said. We are all trying help each other,” Sak County OES said. in release that there is an evacuation point in Elk Grove at the Wackford Community Center located at 9014 Bruceville Rd. Matt Robinson, Representative for county, said that thinking with Shelter in place decision what would be at that moment more dangerous for people to drive in dark and lose track of where they go and get stuck. Crews spent good part of trucking day in swing up drop into the river in hope of supporting bridge. “County mission do it sure everyone is safe,” Robinson said. Robinson said the Green Road to Grant Line Road bridge was closed because down rock drawing He said he hoped the crews could work no cars passing area. He said what was also touch the bridge fail if conditions worsen. This did not happen on Saturday. Residents should No drive through standing water. The level of the Kosumnes River continues to rise. rise during the day and is expected to exceed flood lap at 17.5 ft around 5:00 pm KCRA 3 meteorologist Eileen Jawora said the river had not reached that level. of flooding since 1997. Leland Schneider, member of Reclamation District 800 said earlier on Saturday that work is being done to keep the Wilton Road Bridge open because it one of in main roads used for transportation in and out of in area“If we get close to the historical levels of 1997, we will not be able to stop the flow of water. over Wilton bridge and we’ll have to close the road down’, Schneider said. Schneider said RD 800 and Sacramento County rescuers are getting ready for in flood during the week and placing sandbags throughout area. OES stressed that drivers in in area should turn them vehicles around if they come across a big body of water. The release says that updates on road conditions may be found on Sack County OES website and on their Facebook and Twitter pages. it’s developing story. Stay with KSRA 3 for in latest.
Sacramento County Office of The emergency service is calling for people who live in wilton in the asylum in place if they don’t already evacuated area.
“Rising water has made impassable roads in in area”, – they said in the district after 15:20. – Residents currently on Dillard Road should continue safety towards Wackford Center, 9014 Bruceville Rd., Elk Grove, CA 95758. who are situated in home should stay in home.”
Rene Podris, of Wilton, she said and her family was in Elk Grove Early in during the day, but met with roadblocks and flooded roads as they tried to reach home.
“That was very scary when we almost couldn’t get back in our home” she said late Saturday night.
Podries said three of four acres of her family property was under water on Saturday, but what was she in contact with about 20 of her neighbors and all were fine.
“I AM just thanks to our Wilton community- she said. We are all trying help each other.”
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Sack County OES said in release that there is an evacuation point in Elk Grove at the Wackford Community Center located at 9014 Bruceville Rd.
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Matt Robinson, Representative for county, said that thinking with Shelter in place decision what would be at that moment more dangerous for people to drive in dark and lose track of where they go and get stuck.
Crews spent good part of trucking day in swing up drop into the river in hope of supporting bridge.
“County mission do it sure everyone is safe,” Robinson said.
Robinson said the bridge from Green Road to Grant Line Road was closed as crews put down rock drawing He said he hoped the crews could work no cars passing area. He said what was also touch the bridge fail if conditions worsen. It didn’t happen on Saturday.
Inhabitants should No drive through standing water.
The level of the Kosumnes River continues to rise. rise during the day and is expected to exceed flood stage at 17.5 ft around 5 pm
KCRA 3 meteorologist Eileen Jawora said the river has not yet reached that level. of floods since 1997.
Leland Schneider, member of Reclamation District 800 said earlier on Saturday that work is being done to keep the Wilton Road Bridge open because it one of in main roads used for transportation in and out of in area.
“If we get close to the historical levels of 1997, we will not be able to stop the flow of water. over Wilton bridge and we’ll have to close the road down”, Schneider said.
Schneider said RD 800 and Sacramento County rescuers are getting ready for in flood during the week and placing sandbags throughout area.
OES stressed that drivers in in area should turn them vehicles around if they come across a big body of water.
The release says that updates on road conditions may be found on Sack County OES website and on their Facebook and Twitter pages.
it’s developing story. Stay with KSRA 3 for in latest.
