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Good morning, Sumner! A recap from through the night so you don’t have to doom scroll:
– No more active evacuation levels in Sumner. They were lifted last night for Rainier Manor, Rivergrove neighborhood & the 29th St neighborhood.
– Houston Rd, State St, and Stewart Rd Bridge remain closed.
– The Puyallup River is going down (yay!); the White River will still rise today with localized impacts, so stay alert and keep checking for updates.
– Sandbags are still available. We’re good for bags and volunteers – thank you to all who offered.
More info: www.sumnerwa.gov
– No more active evacuation levels in Sumner. They were lifted last night for Rainier Manor, Rivergrove neighborhood & the 29th St neighborhood.
– Houston Rd, State St, and Stewart Rd Bridge remain closed.
– The Puyallup River is going down (yay!); the White River will still rise today with localized impacts, so stay alert and keep checking for updates.
– Sandbags are still available. We’re good for bags and volunteers – thank you to all who offered.
More info: www.sumnerwa.gov
Teamwork in action! Our crews used a 12-inch pump (shoutout to City of Puyallup for the assist!) to lower pond levels near 29th St. This creates room for neighborhood floodwater to drain off the roads and into the pond.
Watch the video to see the team in the field! Stay safe, Sumner.
Watch the video to see the team in the field! Stay safe, Sumner.
Rainier View Level 3 evacuation orders have been rescinded.
The Puyallup River is declining, and the area is no longer under an evacuation order.
Residents may return home but are advised to remain alert, monitor official updates, and be prepared should conditions change.
Emergency officials will continue to monitor river levels and provide updates as needed.
The Puyallup River is declining, and the area is no longer under an evacuation order.
Residents may return home but are advised to remain alert, monitor official updates, and be prepared should conditions change.
Emergency officials will continue to monitor river levels and provide updates as needed.
If anyone evacuated needs overnight shelter, there is a Red Cross shelter available at Meridian Habitat Park in Puyallup. It will be open until tomorrow at 10 am. Located on South Hill at Meridian and 144th, it has space available.
We were asked to provide some updated maps – please know that these are approximations, as I am not a GIS specialist and the areas are drawn to the best of my capability while not having eyes on the physical area itself.
Level 1 – Get Ready
Retreat Apartments and Rivergrove Neighborhood – specifically the residences directly along the river
Level 2 – Get Set
29th St Residential area and businesses off of 29th up to the roadway at 142nd
Level 3 – Go
Rainier Manor at 14110 70th St E
Level 1 – Get Ready
Retreat Apartments and Rivergrove Neighborhood – specifically the residences directly along the river
Level 2 – Get Set
29th St Residential area and businesses off of 29th up to the roadway at 142nd
Level 3 – Go
Rainier Manor at 14110 70th St E
**LEVEL 2 EVACUATION NOTICE – 29th ST NEIGHBORHOOD**
We are issuing a Level 2 Evacuation Notice for the 29th St Neighborhood off of 142nd Ave. This means get ready to evacuate. Pack essential items into your car. The issue here is storm water backing onto 29th Street and other neighborhood streets, so access is the main concern. Our crews are heading there to try to reduce that water, but residents should prepare at Level 2.
We are issuing a Level 2 Evacuation Notice for the 29th St Neighborhood off of 142nd Ave. This means get ready to evacuate. Pack essential items into your car. The issue here is storm water backing onto 29th Street and other neighborhood streets, so access is the main concern. Our crews are heading there to try to reduce that water, but residents should prepare at Level 2.
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