EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The City of El Paso and the Office of Emergency Management have activated the Emergency Operations Center at Level Three as the city prepares for more heavy rain and potential flooding from Hurricane Polo on Tuesday, Sept. 29.
El Paso residents prepare for more rain after last week’s flooding
According to the City, Level Three is labeled “Increased Readiness,” which can bring key agencies and partners together to closely monitor conditions, share information and coordinate resources so that the City can respond quickly if weather impacts develop.
The agencies include state partners and public safety agencies. As well, additional water rescue teams are staffed and are on standby. The OEM has coordinated with regional and state agencies for extra equipment, supplies and other resources, according to the City.
Laura Acosta, a spokesperson for the City of El Paso, is urging residents to remain alert and avoid flooded areas…