FEMA assistance center opens in Tulare County after severe flooding
19 Apr 2023
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TULARE COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) -- In Tulare County, multiple agencies have been all hands on deck to prepare for the snowmelt expected in the spring.
Tulare County Fire Chief Charlie Norman is hopeful extreme flooding won't happen but says all they can do is prepare as best as possible.
"We've had well over 50 large-scale breaches along Tule, Kings, Kaweah and we made a short order of those, but there is a lot of water coming through, and we just want to get it safely through the channels," said Norman.
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