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Globe Updates: Cleanup, propane tank removal

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The Distribution Center at Maranatha Baptist Church Gym needs volunteers to organize and distribute donations to families in need.

A large number of donations are coming in and the Church needs helping hands to get everything organized and ready for families in need.  They have received a large donation from the LDS Church in Globe, as well as food, cleaning supplies, mops and more. 

If you can volunteer to help sort and organize donations, call Tim Gonzales @ 928-961-3141

Location: Maranatha Baptist Church  1320 E Saguaro Drive. (Across the highway from the last Circle K going towards San Carlos) 

 Propane tank, vehicle removal

Property owners within the City of Globe can request an Emergency Site Evaluation on a commercial property/building.  Please call and schedule a site evaluation, according to a news release from the City.
If a car, truck or propane tank has ended up on your property (commercial or residential) call Tony Manfredi, Community Development Department Director at (928) 961-0468.

Road Closings

The City of Globe announced Sunday that Jesse Hayes Road will be closed to local traffic only, from Beer Tree Crossing to Ruiz Canyon Bridge until further notice.
Please avoid this area, and allow crews the space to work safely and efficiently.
 

A Message from Mayor Al Gameros

Friday night: Mayor Al Gameros, issued the following message to Globe residents and the community around midnight Friday"
 
"To our residents and our community. As you are all aware of, tonight our community has experienced an unthinkable, devastating flood event.
Our primary objective tonight is search and rescue due to numerous vehicles that have been swept into the wash. Currently our local swift water teams are in the process of searching all the washes.
"We have also dispatched additional Search and Rescue teams from both Maricopa and Pinal County and they are currently in route. DPS helicopter is also assisting.
At the same time we have crews working to stabilize the highway in order to get it back open again. There are numerous vehicles and propane tanks throughout the highway that need to be secured and cleared before the highway can be open.
 
"I want to reassure our community that while there may not be frequent updates at this moment, it is because the City of Globe is in an active emergency mode.
I will be declaring a State of Emergency for the City of Globe to ensure we can continue to mobilize resources and support recovery efforts.
We know residents and businesses are anxious, especially with more rain on the way. Official updates will be shared through the City of Globe App, Facebook, and the City’s website, and we encourage everyone to sign up for app notifications."

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