Clarence-Rockland preparing for clean-up
Flood waters are receding, but residents are warned that that levels could stay about the same if heavy rainfall in
Locations: Clarence-Rockland
Water levels in Clarence-Rockland, Alfred-Plantagenet expected to rise another eight inches and could peak Thursday, May 2
With a forecast of 15 to 35 mm of rain expected today, May 1, 2019 in the Ottawa River basin,
Clarence-Rockland expecting peak water levels on May 1
A mid-afternoon Monday, April 29 press release from Clarence-Rockland says that water levels are expected to peak at 43.8 metres
Water levels expected to peak Thursday of this week
Flooding in Ontario and Quebec was on everyone’s minds this past weekend and many people turned out to assist with
Clarence-Rockland holding public meeting April 27 at 2 p.m.
The City of Clarence-Rockland is holding a public meeting on Saturday, April 27 at 2 p.m at the Optimiste Performance
Flooding leads to state of emergency in Clarence-Rockland
The City of Clarence-Rockland has declared an official state of emergency due to flooding on the Ottawa River. Mayor Guy
Sandbagging and staff patrols continue in Ontario municipalities affected by flooding
Municipalities on the Ontario side of the Ottawa River continue to closely monitor and respond to flooding. In Clarence-Rockland, 111
Clarence-Rockland residents must leave sandbags in place; water likely to rise one foot more, peaking April 29
Following last Friday’s heavy rainfall and water levels rising in the Ottawa River and in nearby creeks and streams, Clarence-Rockland
South Nation Conservation warns: Ottawa River water levels could raise one meter above current elevation over the next four days
South Nation Conservation says that between 20 mm and 40 mm of rain have already fallen over the Ottawa River
Area students learn about the law and dangerous drugs
More than 900 grade six students from across Prescott-Russell got to find out about the dangers of drugs and alcohol