Around New MexicoTuesday, November 3
San Juan County told people near the rivers to evacuate as flooding continued Monday
The Daily Rio Rancho team
If you have family or plans in the Four Corners, here's where San Juan County stood Monday. Officials told people within a half mile of the Animas, La Plata and San Juan rivers to evacuate, and they said they “haven’t seen the crest yet” on the San Juan and Animas. The Animas breached its banks south of the Broadway Bridge.
Navajo Dam was at 68.48% of capacity
68.48%Navajo Dam's capacity, per San Juan County
Source: KOB 4
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| Navajo Dam's capacity, per San Juan County | 68.48% |
Sandbags are at San Juan County Fire Rescue Stations 11, 24, 42 and 62, plus the Lee Acres substation, Hills Church, Bloomfield MOC, Wildhorse Valley and Harper Valley. Aztec city officials are asking for conservation because the sewer system is strained.
- Farmington zone: Cedar St. to Murray Dr., Broadway to Auburn Ave.
- Chama: village officials issued evacuations late Sunday night
- Offline: sewer lift stations in Kirtland and Aztec
- Shelter: McGee Park