Juneau: Mendenhall River flooding update (8/6 6:30 AM)
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~ Early this morning, at 3:15 a.m on Tuesday, August 6, the Mendenhall River reached its peak at 15.99 feet. The sudden rise in water levels caused significant flooding, displacement, and property damage for many residents in the Valley area.

Fortunately, the water is now receding rapidly and is expected to be out of the moderate flood stage by late morning. However, the effects of the flood are still being felt by those affected.

To assist those who have been displaced, the hours at the Floyd Dryden emergency shelter have been extended through Tuesday afternoon. The shelter remains available for anyone in need.

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In light of potential environmental concerns, residents are urged to report any fuel oil spills to the Alaska State Department of Environmental Conservation. This can be done through their website or by calling 1-800-478-9300.

The City and Borough of Juneau's public works crews and emergency teams from JPD/CCFR are closely monitoring the situation and responding to emergencies as needed. Residents are advised to stay away from impacted areas for their own safety.

For any reports or questions regarding the flood, please contact [insert contact information]. Additional updates will be provided throughout the day as more information becomes available.

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