The process helps bring fresh water through the lines and identify any needed repairs.
Elma Public Works crews have started flushing fire hydrants throughout the city as part of routine maintenance. The process helps bring fresh water through the lines and identify any needed repairs. City officials say the water remains safe to drink, though residents may notice temporary discoloration. If that happens, just run the tap for a few minutes until it clears.
APD Details Concealed License Changes Starting January 1
Washington state will require a firearms education class before a CPL can be issued.
Pacific County Emergency Management Recommends Surveying Flood Damage
Pacific County Emergency Management says the rain is finally letting up, stream levels are dropping, and it’s time to start figuring out what got damaged.
Officials Downgrade Lake Sylvia Dam Alert
Crews have lowered water levels by about a foot and are clearing debris while working with state and local agencies.
Grays Harbor County Declares Emergency Amid Widespread Flooding and Landslides
Multiple areas have already experienced flooding, blocked culverts, and road closures, creating hazardous conditions for residents and emergency crews.
Lake Sylvia State Park Dam Being Monitored
State Parks says people living along Sylvia Creek should be ready to move quickly if flooding worsens and stay off any trails leading toward the lake.
