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Alamosa County, Colo., issues Stanley Road pre-evacuation notice
Alamosa County emergency officials issued an IPAWS Extreme local-area emergency Wednesday telling residents near Stanley Road to prepare to evacuate if ordered.
Alamosa County, Colorado, issued an Integrated Public Alert and Warning System local-area emergency on Wednesday afternoon telling residents near Stanley Road to prepare to evacuate if ordered1.
The notice, sent by San Luis Valley E-911 and Alamosa Regional Communication at 1:57 p.m. MST, was coded Extreme severity, Expected urgency and Observed certainty1.
Alamosa County's alert page said the pre-evacuation covers Stanley Road to County Road 3 North and County Road 102 to County Road 110, citing an irrigation canal failure, and said emergency management, the sheriff's office and road and bridge crews were monitoring the situation1.
The county said people who feel unsafe or need extra time should not wait for a mandatory order, warned that some routes could be compromised if flooding occurs, and told drivers not to travel flooded county roads1. The IPAWS record listed an expiration of 3:57 p.m. MST Wednesday1.
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