Various areas of our jurisdiction experience flooding, especially in the spring. Residents in Arenac, Clare, Gladwin, Isabella, Osceola and Roscommon Counties: Please do not hesitate to contact our Environmental Health Division for advice on evaluating re-entry of your home following flood events.

 

General Information

• CDC - Flood Water After a Disaster or Emergency

• CDC - Health Risks with Flood and Standing Waters

• CDC - Emergency Disinfection of Drilled or Driven Wells

• CDC - Re-Entering Your Flooded Home

• EGLE – Protect Your Private Water Supply in Emergencies

• EGLE – Septic Systems and Flooding

• MDHHS - Cleaning up after a Flood and COVID-19

• Public Health Flooding Information for Residents and Local Businesses

• Swimming Pools and Spas – Guidance for Floods and Other Special Circumstances (National Swimming Pool Foundation)

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Mold Information

• MDHHS - All About Mold

• EPA - Floods and Mold Growth

• FEMA - Removing Mold From Your Home

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Websites with Additional Information

• Ready.gov

• Michigan Prepares - Floods

• Michigan Prepares - Recover

• MSP - Michigan Flood Ready

• Michigan State Police - Latest News

• CDC - Flood Information

• FDA - Food and Water Safety During Power Outages and Floods

• EPA – Flooding

• 211 - Northeast Michigan

• 211 - Serving Osceola County

 

County Specific Information

• Arenac County

  • Arenac County Emergency Management

• Clare County

  • Clare County Emergency Management​

  • Clare County Emergency Management Facebook Page

• Gladwin County

  • Gladwin County Office of Emergency Management​

• Isabella County

  • Isabella County Office Emergency Management

  • City of Mt. Pleasant Facebook page

  • Isabella County Central Dispatch Facebook page

• Osceola County

  • Osceola County Emergency Management

  • Osceola County Emergency Management Facebook Page​​

• Roscommon County

  • Roscommon County Emergency Management​

  • Roscommon County Emergency Management Facebook Page

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