Evacuation Orders Lifted for Two Northern Kentucky Cities
Clip: Season 3 Episode 223 | 34sVideo has Closed Captions
Evacuation orders have been lifted in the cities of Falmouth and Butler in Pendleton County.
Evacuation orders have been lifted after concerns over heavy flooding prompted mandatory evacuation orders over the weekend for people living in the cities of Falmouth and Butler in Pendleton County.
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Evacuation Orders Lifted for Two Northern Kentucky Cities
Clip: Season 3 Episode 223 | 34sVideo has Closed Captions
Evacuation orders have been lifted after concerns over heavy flooding prompted mandatory evacuation orders over the weekend for people living in the cities of Falmouth and Butler in Pendleton County.
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Concerns over heavy flooding prompted mandatory evacuation orders over the weekend for people living in the cities of Falmouth and Butler in Pendleton County.
This is video of the flooding in Falmouth.
Flooding from the nearby licking River cut off access to parts of the cities.
Crews shut off utilities to flooded neighborhoods.
Pendleton County Emergency Management lifted the evacuation for Falmouth at noon today, and Butler was lifted at 4 p.m.. Officials say crews are working to restore electric water and natural gas services to all the residents.
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