HEAVY RAIN TO CONTINUE THROUGHOUT MARYLAND RESIDENTS SHOULD PREPARE FOR POTENTIAL FLOODING NOW, POSSIBLE EFFECTS FROM HURRICANE JOAQUIN THIS WEEKEND REISTERSTOWN, Md. (October 1, 2015) — With heavy rains affecting much of Maryland today on top of significant rainfall earlier this week, residents should make appropriate preparations for flooding that may be occurring Read the Rest…
REISTERSTOWN, MD (October 28, 2011) – Residents and people travelling in northern and western sections of Maryland should be prepared for hazardous conditions this weekend as an unusual October snow storm is predicted. A dusting to perhaps eight inches of snow is predicted from Friday night until Saturday afternoon in the northern tier of Maryland counties, Read the Rest…
MEMA Provides Safety Tips for Residents Returning Home Reisterstown, Maryland (September 10, 2011) – Even though the floodwaters of the Susquehanna River are beginning to recede the dangers of flooding are not over, according to the Maryland Emergency Management Agency (MEMA). MEMA is working with local officials to support the safety of lives and property after Read the Rest…
(BEL AIR, MD) – A Maryland state trooper’s rescue of a Harford County woman whose vehicle was being submerged in flood waters last night is a reminder of why police, fire, and emergency management personnel are urging motorists not to drive into areas flooded by the continuing rain. At about 8:30 p.m. yesterday, Corporal Ray Read the Rest…
Port Deposit, MD – Mayor Wayne L. Tome, Sr. has issued a mandatory evacuation order beginning at 8:00 pm on Thursday, September 9th, 2011. All residents of Main Street should prepare to evacuate. A shelter has been established at Perryville High School on Perrylawn Avenue. You are encouraaged to take an emergency kit with you. Some Read the Rest…