Thursday, August 22, 2024
Rebuild EXPO slated Saturday at Quarry Walk in Oxford
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| Aerial view of Quarry Walk in Oxford |
OXFORD - Calling all contractors, services providers, community leaders and concerned citizens!
If you offer a service that can help those ravaged by the flash flooding that occurred Sunday, 8/18 - please join us - bring a table along with business information to Center Rock Green at Quarry Walk, 300 Oxford Road.
Are you a concerned citizen who has equipment and/or time to help out a neighbor, bring a table and meet your neighbors in need If you are a local resident or business impacted - come by and meet those businesses and individuals who can help answer your questions, provide services and/or support you in your rebuilding efforts.
It's All About Community!
This is shared from a Facebook event page.
Wednesday, August 21, 2024
Valley Indy posts list of storm-related information
Earlier today Valley Independent Sentinel Editor Eugene Driscoll posted an extensive list of storm-related news about Sunday's flooding and what the public can do to help.
Compiling all of this vital information for the community is a wonderful idea!
Kudos to Driscoll and his staff for their great coverage of this natural disaster that has affected so many of our Valley neighbors.
Sharing the link here:
Seymour Police issue traffic advisory to truckers
Informational Bulletin: ***Attention Truckers***:
Routes RT67, RT188, and RT34 cannot be used to travel north to RT84 or south to RT8. The recommended route is to use RT8 in Bridgeport to connect with RT84 in Waterbury. Please stay informed by checking traffic bulletins, signs, and markings regularly.
No time has been given on how long this traffic advisory will change. Updates to follow....
Shared from Seymour PD Facebook page.
Seymour Police issue traffic alert on River Street closing
Traffic Alert: River Street is currently closed, and we do not have an estimated reopening time. Please adhere to all signs, safety cones, and directions from police officers during this period.
Do not move cones or barricades, as doing so may result in a citation or arrest. These barriers are in place to ensure public safety.
Shared from Seymour PD Facebook page.





