Minnesota River in Shakopee starts to recede after cresting Friday
WEBJul 1, 2024 · SHAKOPEE, Minn. — In Scott County, the Minnesota River is finally starting to come down. Its crest Friday afternoon in Savage made the top five highest water levels in its history there.
⚠️Flood Update for Friday,... - Shakopee, MN City Government - Facebook
WEBFlood Update for Friday, June 28. As of midday Friday, the river elevation was at 719.4 feet, putting us officially above the 1993 crest of 719.29 feet. We continue to expect the river will crest Saturday morning between 720 and 720.5 feet.
Couple of pics of Shakopee bridge and water last night
WEBAs it turns out, the placement of the sign on Highway 101 reflects the river elevations for Savage, which crests lower than Shakopee due to being downstream. In other words, the sign needs to be raised up about two feet in order to accurately portray Shakopee's historic flood elevations.
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WEBWe will place signs at the major entrances to a neighborhood a few days prior to flushing. Flushing will take place between 7:30 am and 4:00 pm. While these signs are up it is advisable that you make sure your water is clear before washing any light-colored clothing. Simply run some water into a clear glass to see if there is any discoloration.
Experts say Minnesota River flooding could cause damage to Shakopee …
WEBOct 17, 2019 · But experts on the Minnesota River are concerned that if the riverbank in Shakopee isn’t stabilized soon, a rising river could irreversibly erode American Indian mounds and damage vital sanitary...
Rising Minnesota River threatens homes, businesses near Shakopee
WEBFlood waters are beginning to back up nearby Eagle Creek. Officials in Savage say water will be pumped away from businesses while the river will actually sit across the Highway 13 corridor.
Parts of the metro are bracing for the Minnesota and ... - CBS News
WEBIn Shakopee, the high water levels have led to three rides at Valleyfair shutting down. Crews in St Paul are working around the clock to get the Capitol city ready for when the Mississippi River...
High water levels in Minnesota rivers causing danger in water and ... - MSN
WEBSHAKOPEE, Minn. (FOX 9) - Across Minnesota right now, rivers are unpredictable, fast moving and dangerous due to high water levels from a recent deluge of rain. Over the weekend, authorities...
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WEBSewer, water, electric and storm drainage services are all billed to city residents by Shakopee Public Utilities on a monthly basis. For questions about utility bills, contact: Shakopee Public Utilities. 255 Sarazin St. Shakopee, MN 55379. Phone: 952-445-1988.
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