Flooding shuts down numerous roads in Steuben County
UPDATE 10:04 p.m.: Director of the Steuben County Office of Emergency Management, Timothy D. Marshall, announced that as of 9:30 p.m. on Monday, June 9, a state of emergency has been declared for some towns in Steuben County.
Listed below are the towns under a state of emergency:
Canisteo
Cameron
Bath
Urbana
Pulteney
Wayne
Marshall said this is due to the excessive rainfall and multiple road closures. People should only travel in these towns if it is an emergency, Marshall explained, first responders and highway crews are actively responding to calls.
STEUBEN COUNTY, N.Y. (WETM) — Heavy rains in the area have caused flooding on Monday, with several county and state routes becoming blocked off due to the flood waters in Steuben County.
Director of the Steuben County Office of Emergency Management, Timothy D. Marshall, announced that as of 8:30 p.m. on Monday, June 9, multiple roads in Steuben County are closed due to heavy rainfall and flooding.
Marshall advised people that the following roads are closed:
County Route 10
County Route 15
County Route 119
County Route 76
County Route 87
County Route 88
County Route 89
State Route 36
State Route 54
State Route 238
State Route 54-A
First responders are helping to assist whoever needs it, Marshall emphasized, motorists are advised to stay clear of the roadways. Only call 911 for emergencies and report wire calls to local utility, Marshall said.
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