Economic Survey

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At the end of our August meeting, we mentioned that we are looking to gather information on homeowners’ flood-related damage costs to make an argument for the economic impact of the persistent, increasing floods. It is important for as many property owners as possible to share this information so we have an accurate representation of economic loss. We have created an anonymous survey to gather the flood-related damage costs to each property. The survey does not record your name or email address. (Please have only one homeowner from each property complete the survey.) Please use this link to complete this anonymous survey: https://forms.gle/zgk9Jbzh2z3fWhXV8 

August 2024 Meeting – Slides, Handouts, and Video

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We had a great meeting on August 24, with an awesome turnout and lots of constructive information and feedback. Thanks to everyone who attended and contributed.

For anyone unable to attend, a video of Amber’s talk and presentation is now available on YouTube:

Annual In-Person Meeting video

The slide deck and handouts are also available:

August 24, 2024 MeetingDownload
Handout Flood Meeting 8-24-2024Download
Handout_Maps.docxDownload

Flooding videos

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We have posted a few drone videos of the flooding around Ore Lake to a playlist on our YouTube channel.

Flooding – July 2024

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The Huron River as of July 12th, has now surpassed the flood level and is currently at 7.23 feet. There is now No Wake throughout the region. Also, the prediction has increased to now reach 7.7 feet on Sunday, 7/14. The river level continues to climb. Please be safe and go slowly as you move through flood water. As you continue to experience flooding on your property, please report it on iFlood.org. And reach out if you need any help with the continually increasing water levels. 

January Flooding

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The flood prediction has increased to 7.7’ on Tuesday. If we reach that level, it will be the 5th highest flood, exceeding the last winter flood in January 2020 by almost 4”. With the freezing temps at night, flood water may freeze making roads and walkways dangerous. Travel slowly and safely!

And please report flooding on iFlood.org.