State of Emergency

The National Weather Service river observations are showing water levels going down in the region with no additional flooding expected at this time.

Tioga County Legislative Deputy Chair, Dale Weton has declared a State of Emergency in the county.

In addition to localized States of Emergency, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo declared a State of Emergency through August 21.

States of Emergency are still in effect for a number of regions due to high water and flash flood damage.

Does a State of Emergency mean that you can't leave your house? Does it mean roads are closed? We've got the answers to those questions and more!

Broome County Executive Jason Garnar has declared a State of Emergency due to flooding.

Two days after States of Emergencies were declared for parts of Eastern Broome County, things are slowly returning to normal.

Motorists are urged to exercise extreme caution if their travels will take them through the Village of Deposit and Town of Sanford due to flash flood damage.

Broome County is no longer under a state of emergency.

Residents affected by recent flash flooding in the Vestal area have more time to dump flood debris into dumpsters in four neighborhoods.