name: County, Dyer, TN - 2011 TN FLOODS - (VARIOUS DISASTER RESOURCES) - INDEX -> County, Dyer County, TN - 2011 TN FLOODS - (VARIOUS DISASTER RESOURCES) - INDEX

notes: SOURCE: http://www.wreg.com/news/wreg-as-dyer-dries-out-damage-assessments-begin-story,0,1092823.story 5:49 p.m. CDT, May 12, 2011 FAST FACTS: * Flood victims begin meeting with FEMA inspectors * An estimated 250 homes and businesses suffered flooding in Dyer County * Damage expected to run into the millions of dollars Scott.Noll @ wreg.com (Dyer County, TN 5/12/2011) As flooding subsides in areas like Dyer County, people are getting a better look at the damage left behind. Today in Finley, an area that was underwater as the Obion and Forked Deer Rivers spilled their banks, flood victims began meeting with FEMA inspectors. ----------------------------------- Local Emergency Management-Civil Defense: Mr. James Medling, Director Dyersburg, TN 38024 Dyer County EMA 1910 Pioneer Road Work: (731) 286-7831 Fax: (731) 287-8817 Email: jmedling @ onemain.com ----------------------------------- -> SOURCE: http://www.wreg.com/news/wreg-as-dyer-dries-out-damage-assessments-begin-story,0,1092823.story 5:49 p.m. CDT, May 12, 2011 FAST FACTS: * Flood victims begin meeting with FEMA inspectors * An estimated 250 homes and businesses suffered flooding in Dyer County * Damage expected to run into the millions of dollars Scott.Noll @ wreg.com (Dyer County, TN 5/12/2011) As flooding subsides in areas like Dyer County, people are getting a better look at the damage left behind. Today in Finley, an area that was underwater as the Obion and Forked Deer Rivers spilled their banks, flood victims began meeting with FEMA inspectors. ----------------------------------- Local Emergency Management-Civil Defense: Mr. James Medling, Director Dyersburg, TN 38024 Dyer County EMA 1910 Pioneer Road Work: (731) 286-7831 Fax: (731) 287-8817 Email: jmedling @ onemain.com ----------------------------------- SOURCE: http://www.stategazette.com/story/1719536.html (see full article) Dyer Co. Disaster Recovery Services awarded grant to help flood victims Saturday, April 16, 2011 "The Dyer County Disaster Recovery Services (DRS) was informed on March 28 that the organization would receive $119,000 in funding for home-repair assistance for flood-affected families in Dyer County from The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee (CFMT)". -----------------------------------

notes: SOURCE: http://www.wreg.com/news/wreg-as-dyer-dries-out-damage-assessments-begin-story,0,1092823.story 5:49 p.m. CDT, May 12, 2011 FAST FACTS: * Flood victims begin meeting with FEMA inspectors * An estimated 250 homes and businesses suffered flooding in Dyer County * Damage expected to run into the millions of dollars Scott.Noll @ wreg.com (Dyer County, TN 5/12/2011) As flooding subsides in areas like Dyer County, people are getting a better look at the damage left behind. Today in Finley, an area that was underwater as the Obion and Forked Deer Rivers spilled their banks, flood victims began meeting with FEMA inspectors. -> SOURCE: http://www.wreg.com/news/wreg-as-dyer-dries-out-damage-assessments-begin-story,0,1092823.story 5:49 p.m. CDT, May 12, 2011 FAST FACTS: * Flood victims begin meeting with FEMA inspectors * An estimated 250 homes and businesses suffered flooding in Dyer County * Damage expected to run into the millions of dollars Scott.Noll @ wreg.com (Dyer County, TN 5/12/2011) As flooding subsides in areas like Dyer County, people are getting a better look at the damage left behind. Today in Finley, an area that was underwater as the Obion and Forked Deer Rivers spilled their banks, flood victims began meeting with FEMA inspectors. ----------------------------------- Local Emergency Management-Civil Defense: Mr. James Medling, Director Dyersburg, TN 38024 Dyer County EMA 1910 Pioneer Road Work: (731) 286-7831 Fax: (731) 287-8817 Email: jmedling @ onemain.com -----------------------------------

name: County, Dyer, TN - 2010 TN FLOOD - (VARIOUS DISASTER RESOURCES) - INDEX -> County, Dyer, TN - 2011 TN FLOODS - (VARIOUS DISASTER RESOURCES) - INDEX
notes: 2010 May Floods http://www.stategazette.com/news/ =========================== Dyersburg 2010 Flood Recovery and Clean Up Procedures - read full details at: http://www.myeyewitnessnews.com/content/midsouth_flooding/story/Dyersburg-2010-Flood-Recovery-and-Clean-Up/UCbMBrWpoEO7-MKP0p6G7A.cspx We have established the following guidelines that will be used during the recovery and clean up process: Once the water has receded from the property and access roads, the recovery and clean up process will begin. Access to the homes and business will be restricted. An ACCESS PASS is required. An office has been set up in Dyersburg Mall to credential those business owners, renters, home owners and contractors who will need access to property in the damage area. This office will be open Friday May 7th and Saturday May 8th from 8A to 4P. The office will re-open on Monday May 10th through Friday May 14th, 8A to 4P. To be credentialed and receive a pass you must provide the following forms of identification: (see link) ================================ Disaster relief, recovery efforts beginning for flood victims May 6, 2010 - For full details go to: http://www.stategazette.com/story/1632532.html ... Forked Deer River City and county employees have just begun disaster assessments, but report as many as 461 structures may have been affected by floodwaters. In preliminary estimates, at least 300 of those structures are homes. Members of Disaster Recover Services of Dyer County have been called into action to begin making preparations toward flood-relief efforts. The service is now accepting monetary donations and is coordinating with Matthew 25:40 and the Salvation Army to accept clothing. While monetary donations are all that are requested by DRS at this time, the service has experience in matching donations of goods and services with members of the community who need them, as well. Monetary donations to the Dyer County DRS may be mailed to Dyer County Disaster Recovery Services, P.O. Box 1766, Dyersburg, TN 38025-1766. Meade said because DRS consists only of volunteers, all monetary donations benefit the disaster victims directly. First responders and community leaders at the briefing also suggested residents donate to relief organizations like the American Red Cross, Salvation Army and Matthew 25:40. Those interested in more information may contact the DRS at 285-3303 or visit www.dyerdisaster.org. Those interested in donating clothing or home items may call Matthew 25:40 at 286-9054. ============================ More donation opportunities offered - full story at: http://www.stategazette.com/story/1632897.html * Dyersburg First Church, located at 730 E. Court, in Dyersburg, will give away clothing and personal items from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., on Saturday, May 8. * The Dyersburg/Dyer County Union Mission is collecting household items to set aside specifically for those affected by the flooding. Residents in need of clothes, food, temporary shelter, furniture or other emergency services may visit the mission, located at 213 Cedar St., West, in Dyersburg. * Dyer County Disaster Recovery Services is currently collecting monetary donations to benefit flood victims. The DRS has plans to connect donations of services, appliances, bedding, furniture, food and clothing in the coming weeks. ============================ Disaster Recovery Services of Dyer County P.O. Box 1766 Dyersburg, TN 38025-1766 731-285-3303 http://www.dyerdisaster.org/ If you prefer, you can bring by a donation in person to Saint Mary's Episcopal Church, 108 N. King Ave. in Dyersburg or the office of the Dyersburg Mall =========================== -> SOURCE: http://www.wreg.com/news/wreg-as-dyer-dries-out-damage-assessments-begin-story,0,1092823.story 5:49 p.m. CDT, May 12, 2011 FAST FACTS: * Flood victims begin meeting with FEMA inspectors * An estimated 250 homes and businesses suffered flooding in Dyer County * Damage expected to run into the millions of dollars Scott.Noll @ wreg.com (Dyer County, TN 5/12/2011) As flooding subsides in areas like Dyer County, people are getting a better look at the damage left behind. Today in Finley, an area that was underwater as the Obion and Forked Deer Rivers spilled their banks, flood victims began meeting with FEMA inspectors.
status: Standby -> Open
areas_served: -> Dyer Co. TN
cat_notes: -> Removed old notes 5/14/11 LTel: 2010 May Floods http://www.stategazette.com/news/ =========================== Dyersburg 2010 Flood Recovery and Clean Up Procedures - read full details at: http://www.myeyewitnessnews.com/content/midsouth_flooding/story/Dyersburg-2010-Flood-Recovery-and-Clean-Up/UCbMBrWpoEO7-MKP0p6G7A.cspx We have established the following guidelines that will be used during the recovery and clean up process: Once the water has receded from the property and access roads, the recovery and clean up process will begin. Access to the homes and business will be restricted. An ACCESS PASS is required. An office has been set up in Dyersburg Mall to credential those business owners, renters, home owners and contractors who will need access to property in the damage area. This office will be open Friday May 7th and Saturday May 8th from 8A to 4P. The office will re-open on Monday May 10th through Friday May 14th, 8A to 4P. To be credentialed and receive a pass you must provide the following forms of identification: (see link) ================================ Disaster relief, recovery efforts beginning for flood victims May 6, 2010 - For full details go to: http://www.stategazette.com/story/1632532.html ... Forked Deer River City and county employees have just begun disaster assessments, but report as many as 461 structures may have been affected by floodwaters. In preliminary estimates, at least 300 of those structures are homes. Members of Disaster Recover Services of Dyer County have been called into action to begin making preparations toward flood-relief efforts. The service is now accepting monetary donations and is coordinating with Matthew 25:40 and the Salvation Army to accept clothing. While monetary donations are all that are requested by DRS at this time, the service has experience in matching donations of goods and services with members of the community who need them, as well. Monetary donations to the Dyer County DRS may be mailed to Dyer County Disaster Recovery Services, P.O. Box 1766, Dyersburg, TN 38025-1766. Meade said because DRS consists only of volunteers, all monetary donations benefit the disaster victims directly. First responders and community leaders at the briefing also suggested residents donate to relief organizations like the American Red Cross, Salvation Army and Matthew 25:40. Those interested in more information may contact the DRS at 285-3303 or visit www.dyerdisaster.org. Those interested in donating clothing or home items may call Matthew 25:40 at 286-9054. ============================ More donation opportunities offered - full story at: http://www.stategazette.com/story/1632897.html * Dyersburg First Church, located at 730 E. Court, in Dyersburg, will give away clothing and personal items from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., on Saturday, May 8. * The Dyersburg/Dyer County Union Mission is collecting household items to set aside specifically for those affected by the flooding. Residents in need of clothes, food, temporary shelter, furniture or other emergency services may visit the mission, located at 213 Cedar St., West, in Dyersburg. * Dyer County Disaster Recovery Services is currently collecting monetary donations to benefit flood victims. The DRS has plans to connect donations of services, appliances, bedding, furniture, food and clothing in the coming weeks. ============================ Disaster Recovery Services of Dyer County P.O. Box 1766 Dyersburg, TN 38025-1766 731-285-3303 http://www.dyerdisaster.org/ If you prefer, you can bring by a donation in person to Saint Mary's Episcopal Church, 108 N. King Ave. in Dyersburg or the office of the Dyersburg Mall ===========================

name: County - Dyer County - 2010 TN FLOOD - (VARIOUS DISASTER RESOURCES) INDEX -> County, Dyer, TN - 2010 TN FLOOD - (VARIOUS DISASTER RESOURCES) - INDEX
status: Open -> Standby

name: County - Dyer County - 2010 TN FLOOD - INDEX (VARIOUS DISASTER RESOURCES) -> County - Dyer County - 2010 TN FLOOD - (VARIOUS DISASTER RESOURCES) INDEX

name: County - Dyer County (Index) 2010 Flood Information -> County - Dyer County - 2010 TN FLOOD - INDEX (VARIOUS DISASTER RESOURCES)
notes: 2010 May Floods http://www.stategazette.com/news/ ==== Dyersburg 2010 Flood Recovery and Clean Up Procedures - read full details at: http://www.myeyewitnessnews.com/content/midsouth_flooding/story/Dyersburg-2010-Flood-Recovery-and-Clean-Up/UCbMBrWpoEO7-MKP0p6G7A.cspx We have established the following guidelines that will be used during the recovery and clean up process: Once the water has receded from the property and access roads, the recovery and clean up process will begin. Access to the homes and business will be restricted. An ACCESS PASS is required. An office has been set up in Dyersburg Mall to credential those business owners, renters, home owners and contractors who will need access to property in the damage area. This office will be open Friday May 7th and Saturday May 8th from 8A to 4P. The office will re-open on Monday May 10th through Friday May 14th, 8A to 4P. To be credentialed and receive a pass you must provide the following forms of identification: (see link) ==== Disaster relief, recovery efforts beginning for flood victims May 6, 2010 - For full details go to: http://www.stategazette.com/story/1632532.html ... Forked Deer River City and county employees have just begun disaster assessments, but report as many as 461 structures may have been affected by floodwaters. In preliminary estimates, at least 300 of those structures are homes. Members of Disaster Recover Services of Dyer County have been called into action to begin making preparations toward flood-relief efforts. The service is now accepting monetary donations and is coordinating with Matthew 25:40 and the Salvation Army to accept clothing. ... While monetary donations are all that are requested by DRS at this time, the service has experience in matching donations of goods and services with members of the community who need them, as well. ... Monetary donations to the Dyer County DRS may be mailed to Dyer County Disaster Recovery Services, P.O. Box 1766, Dyersburg, TN 38025-1766. Meade said because DRS consists only of volunteers, all monetary donations benefit the disaster victims directly. First responders and community leaders at the briefing also suggested residents donate to relief organizations like the American Red Cross, Salvation Army and Matthew 25:40. Those interested in more information may contact the DRS at 285-3303 or visit www.dyerdisaster.org. Those interested in donating clothing or home items may call Matthew 25:40 at 286-9054. ============================ More donation opportunities offered - full story at: http://www.stategazette.com/story/1632897.html * Dyersburg First Church, located at 730 E. Court, in Dyersburg, will give away clothing and personal items from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., on Saturday, May 8. * The Dyersburg/Dyer County Union Mission is collecting household items to set aside specifically for those affected by the flooding. Residents in need of clothes, food, temporary shelter, furniture or other emergency services may visit the mission, located at 213 Cedar St., West, in Dyersburg. * Dyer County Disaster Recovery Services is currently collecting monetary donations to benefit flood victims. The DRS has plans to connect donations of services, appliances, bedding, furniture, food and clothing in the coming weeks. ============================ Disaster Recovery Services of Dyer County P.O. Box 1766 Dyersburg, TN 38025-1766 731-285-3303 http://www.dyerdisaster.org/ If you prefer, you can bring by a donation in person to Saint Mary's Episcopal Church, 108 N. King Ave. in Dyersburg or the office of the Dyersburg Mall =========================== -> 2010 May Floods http://www.stategazette.com/news/ =========================== Dyersburg 2010 Flood Recovery and Clean Up Procedures - read full details at: http://www.myeyewitnessnews.com/content/midsouth_flooding/story/Dyersburg-2010-Flood-Recovery-and-Clean-Up/UCbMBrWpoEO7-MKP0p6G7A.cspx We have established the following guidelines that will be used during the recovery and clean up process: Once the water has receded from the property and access roads, the recovery and clean up process will begin. Access to the homes and business will be restricted. An ACCESS PASS is required. An office has been set up in Dyersburg Mall to credential those business owners, renters, home owners and contractors who will need access to property in the damage area. This office will be open Friday May 7th and Saturday May 8th from 8A to 4P. The office will re-open on Monday May 10th through Friday May 14th, 8A to 4P. To be credentialed and receive a pass you must provide the following forms of identification: (see link) ================================ Disaster relief, recovery efforts beginning for flood victims May 6, 2010 - For full details go to: http://www.stategazette.com/story/1632532.html ... Forked Deer River City and county employees have just begun disaster assessments, but report as many as 461 structures may have been affected by floodwaters. In preliminary estimates, at least 300 of those structures are homes. Members of Disaster Recover Services of Dyer County have been called into action to begin making preparations toward flood-relief efforts. The service is now accepting monetary donations and is coordinating with Matthew 25:40 and the Salvation Army to accept clothing. While monetary donations are all that are requested by DRS at this time, the service has experience in matching donations of goods and services with members of the community who need them, as well. Monetary donations to the Dyer County DRS may be mailed to Dyer County Disaster Recovery Services, P.O. Box 1766, Dyersburg, TN 38025-1766. Meade said because DRS consists only of volunteers, all monetary donations benefit the disaster victims directly. First responders and community leaders at the briefing also suggested residents donate to relief organizations like the American Red Cross, Salvation Army and Matthew 25:40. Those interested in more information may contact the DRS at 285-3303 or visit www.dyerdisaster.org. Those interested in donating clothing or home items may call Matthew 25:40 at 286-9054. ============================ More donation opportunities offered - full story at: http://www.stategazette.com/story/1632897.html * Dyersburg First Church, located at 730 E. Court, in Dyersburg, will give away clothing and personal items from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., on Saturday, May 8. * The Dyersburg/Dyer County Union Mission is collecting household items to set aside specifically for those affected by the flooding. Residents in need of clothes, food, temporary shelter, furniture or other emergency services may visit the mission, located at 213 Cedar St., West, in Dyersburg. * Dyer County Disaster Recovery Services is currently collecting monetary donations to benefit flood victims. The DRS has plans to connect donations of services, appliances, bedding, furniture, food and clothing in the coming weeks. ============================ Disaster Recovery Services of Dyer County P.O. Box 1766 Dyersburg, TN 38025-1766 731-285-3303 http://www.dyerdisaster.org/ If you prefer, you can bring by a donation in person to Saint Mary's Episcopal Church, 108 N. King Ave. in Dyersburg or the office of the Dyersburg Mall ===========================

name: County - Dyer County (Index) -> County - Dyer County (Index) 2010 Flood Information

notes: 2010 May Floods http://www.stategazette.com/news/ ==== Disaster relief, recovery efforts beginning for flood victims May 6, 2010 - For full details go to: http://www.stategazette.com/story/1632532.html ... Forked Deer River City and county employees have just begun disaster assessments, but report as many as 461 structures may have been affected by floodwaters. In preliminary estimates, at least 300 of those structures are homes. Members of Disaster Recover Services of Dyer County have been called into action to begin making preparations toward flood-relief efforts. The service is now accepting monetary donations and is coordinating with Matthew 25:40 and the Salvation Army to accept clothing. ... While monetary donations are all that are requested by DRS at this time, the service has experience in matching donations of goods and services with members of the community who need them, as well. ... Monetary donations to the Dyer County DRS may be mailed to Dyer County Disaster Recovery Services, P.O. Box 1766, Dyersburg, TN 38025-1766. Meade said because DRS consists only of volunteers, all monetary donations benefit the disaster victims directly. First responders and community leaders at the briefing also suggested residents donate to relief organizations like the American Red Cross, Salvation Army and Matthew 25:40. Those interested in more information may contact the DRS at 285-3303 or visit www.dyerdisaster.org. Those interested in donating clothing or home items may call Matthew 25:40 at 286-9054. ============================ More donation opportunities offered - full story at: http://www.stategazette.com/story/1632897.html * Dyersburg First Church, located at 730 E. Court, in Dyersburg, will give away clothing and personal items from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., on Saturday, May 8. * The Dyersburg/Dyer County Union Mission is collecting household items to set aside specifically for those affected by the flooding. Residents in need of clothes, food, temporary shelter, furniture or other emergency services may visit the mission, located at 213 Cedar St., West, in Dyersburg. * Dyer County Disaster Recovery Services is currently collecting monetary donations to benefit flood victims. The DRS has plans to connect donations of services, appliances, bedding, furniture, food and clothing in the coming weeks. ============================ Disaster Recovery Services of Dyer County P.O. Box 1766 Dyersburg, TN 38025-1766 731-285-3303 http://www.dyerdisaster.org/ If you prefer, you can bring by a donation in person to Saint Mary's Episcopal Church, 108 N. King Ave. in Dyersburg or the office of the Dyersburg Mall =========================== -> 2010 May Floods http://www.stategazette.com/news/ ==== Dyersburg 2010 Flood Recovery and Clean Up Procedures - read full details at: http://www.myeyewitnessnews.com/content/midsouth_flooding/story/Dyersburg-2010-Flood-Recovery-and-Clean-Up/UCbMBrWpoEO7-MKP0p6G7A.cspx We have established the following guidelines that will be used during the recovery and clean up process: Once the water has receded from the property and access roads, the recovery and clean up process will begin. Access to the homes and business will be restricted. An ACCESS PASS is required. An office has been set up in Dyersburg Mall to credential those business owners, renters, home owners and contractors who will need access to property in the damage area. This office will be open Friday May 7th and Saturday May 8th from 8A to 4P. The office will re-open on Monday May 10th through Friday May 14th, 8A to 4P. To be credentialed and receive a pass you must provide the following forms of identification: (see link) ==== Disaster relief, recovery efforts beginning for flood victims May 6, 2010 - For full details go to: http://www.stategazette.com/story/1632532.html ... Forked Deer River City and county employees have just begun disaster assessments, but report as many as 461 structures may have been affected by floodwaters. In preliminary estimates, at least 300 of those structures are homes. Members of Disaster Recover Services of Dyer County have been called into action to begin making preparations toward flood-relief efforts. The service is now accepting monetary donations and is coordinating with Matthew 25:40 and the Salvation Army to accept clothing. ... While monetary donations are all that are requested by DRS at this time, the service has experience in matching donations of goods and services with members of the community who need them, as well. ... Monetary donations to the Dyer County DRS may be mailed to Dyer County Disaster Recovery Services, P.O. Box 1766, Dyersburg, TN 38025-1766. Meade said because DRS consists only of volunteers, all monetary donations benefit the disaster victims directly. First responders and community leaders at the briefing also suggested residents donate to relief organizations like the American Red Cross, Salvation Army and Matthew 25:40. Those interested in more information may contact the DRS at 285-3303 or visit www.dyerdisaster.org. Those interested in donating clothing or home items may call Matthew 25:40 at 286-9054. ============================ More donation opportunities offered - full story at: http://www.stategazette.com/story/1632897.html * Dyersburg First Church, located at 730 E. Court, in Dyersburg, will give away clothing and personal items from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., on Saturday, May 8. * The Dyersburg/Dyer County Union Mission is collecting household items to set aside specifically for those affected by the flooding. Residents in need of clothes, food, temporary shelter, furniture or other emergency services may visit the mission, located at 213 Cedar St., West, in Dyersburg. * Dyer County Disaster Recovery Services is currently collecting monetary donations to benefit flood victims. The DRS has plans to connect donations of services, appliances, bedding, furniture, food and clothing in the coming weeks. ============================ Disaster Recovery Services of Dyer County P.O. Box 1766 Dyersburg, TN 38025-1766 731-285-3303 http://www.dyerdisaster.org/ If you prefer, you can bring by a donation in person to Saint Mary's Episcopal Church, 108 N. King Ave. in Dyersburg or the office of the Dyersburg Mall ===========================