In a post on Facebook, Cambridge City officials said before the boil order can be lifted, the water supply must pass a "series of required tests."
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In a post on Facebook, Cambridge City officials said before the boil order can be lifted, the water supply must pass a "series of required tests."
The department posted on social media that taking other people's belongings that are sitting outside after a disaster "does not mean they are free for the taking."
One week after historic flooding hit Cambridge City, Indiana, town leaders are managing extensive debris cleanup and urging residents to report structural damage to secure state and federal aid.
Cambridge City Christian Church has become a vital resource for flood survivors in Cambridge City, providing free supplies, meals, and essential services following recent devastating floods in Wayne County.
The town has a centralized disposal site, but some neighbors said having dumpsters throughout the community would speed up the cleanup.
Local and state officials met with Cambridge City residents on August 16 to discuss flood recovery efforts, emphasizing the importance of documentation and specific debris disposal methods to secure potential federal aid.
Cambridge City's city building saw extensive damage during flooding, causing municipal operations and other equipment to be affected.
Amber Hunt and Melissa Parker used whatever they could find to help their uncle get out of rising floodwaters.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind — Indiana Gov. Mike Braun says state agencies are prepared to help communities dealing with historic flooding, while warning residents that more heavy rain is on the way. Braun spoke in Cambridge City as crews continued working to rescue residents, restore power and repair damaged roads. The region has been hit by […]
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun says state agencies are prepared to help communities dealing with historic flooding, while warning residents that more heavy rain is on the way. Braun spoke in Cambridge City as crews continued working to rescue residents, restore power and repair damaged roads. The region has been hit by catastrophic flooding after several inches of rain fell in a short period. “The forecast says we could get 2 to 4 more inches down here, so be prepared,” Braun said. Braun said al
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