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📢 September is National Preparedness Month 🛑⚡Preparedness starts with YOU and your family. Here are four simple steps to...
09/02/2026

📢 September is National Preparedness Month 🛑⚡

Preparedness starts with YOU and your family. Here are four simple steps to get ready before an emergency strikes:

✅ Know your risk – Understand the hazards where you live and work.
✅ Make a family emergency plan – Everyone should know what to do and how to communicate.
✅ Build an emergency supply kit – Stock essentials like food, water, flashlights, and first aid.
✅ Get involved – Join local efforts and take action to keep your community prepared.

👉 Preparedness today means peace of mind tomorrow. Let’s take action together! 💪🌎

Leroy road travelers……
09/02/2026

Leroy road travelers……

Still going to be warm‼️ Advisory extended until Thursday 3rd at 7pm ‼️
09/01/2026

Still going to be warm
‼️ Advisory extended until Thursday 3rd at 7pm ‼️

Still going to be warm
09/01/2026

Still going to be warm

🔥‼️ extended to Thursday 7pm September 3rd ⚠️
08/31/2026

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‼️ extended to Thursday 7pm September 3rd ⚠️

Includes all of Decatur County‼️Please contact dispatch at 641-446-4111 and we will report you info immediately to the N...
08/19/2026

Includes all of Decatur County‼️

Please contact dispatch at 641-446-4111 and we will report you info immediately to the NWS.

🌧️ HEAVY RAIN EXPECTED TUESDAY INTO TUESDAY NIGHTAnother round of widespread rain and thunderstorms is expected across I...
08/18/2026

🌧️ HEAVY RAIN EXPECTED TUESDAY INTO TUESDAY NIGHT

Another round of widespread rain and thunderstorms is expected across Iowa Tuesday into Tuesday night.

📍 Central & Southern Iowa:

* Rainfall totals of 1–2 inches are possible.
* Localized totals around 3 inches may occur.
* With soils already saturated from last week’s rainfall, flash flooding and ponding are possible, especially in low-lying and poor-drainage areas.

🌊 Flooding Concerns:
Elevated river levels may fall more slowly, but rivers are currently expected to remain within their banks.

⚠️ Highest Local Risk:
Scattered flash flooding is possible, along with:

* Flash flooding
* Urban/street flooding
* Local river and stream rises

🚗 If you encounter flooding: TURN AROUND, DON’T DROWN! Never drive through a flooded roadway. It can be difficult to determine how deep the water is or whether the road underneath has been washed out.

Stay weather aware Tuesday and Tuesday night, especially if you live in central or southern Iowa.

Do you know where my owners? Please have them pick us up at 307 NE Q St we are on the front porch.
08/18/2026

Do you know where my owners? Please have them pick us up at 307 NE Q St we are on the front porch.

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203 NE Idaho Street
Leon, IA
50144

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