EVACUATION NOTICE for Ferndale Residents Due to Rising River Levels

Ferndale, WALocal News

In response to rising water levels in the Nooksack River, the City of Ferndale has strongly encouraged all residents and businesses in the area south of Main Street between 4th Avenue and the river to evacuate voluntarily. The river has not reached its peak, and there is a significant risk of water breaching the existing levee, prompting this urgent advisory. Residents are advised to secure their properties before evacuating, with temporary shelter available at the Ferndale High School cafeteria, accessible from Golden Eagle Drive or Shuksan Drive. Those outside the evacuation zone should avoid unnecessary trips to facilitate emergency services' access to the affected areas. The city will provide updates on when it is safe for evacuees to return to their homes.

The public can reach out to Ferndale City Hall at (360) 384-4006 for further questions. This proactive measure highlights the local government's commitment to ensuring public safety during potential flooding events. Community members are encouraged to stay informed and follow safety protocols as the situation develops.

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