State Specialists to Conduct Flood Damage Assessments of Residences
Sept. 29 Notice to Residents of the Town of Miami: For the next five days, State specialists from AZDEMA and ADEQ will be conducting flood damage assessments of residential properties in the community. If you have flood damage and would like to have your home assessed, please call the Miami Town Hall to be added to the assessment list at 928-473-4403.
Miami Unified School District to Remain Closed For the Week
Miami Unified School District will remain closed throughout the rest of the week to ensure a safe and secure environment for students and staff. The cafeteria at Miami Junior Senior High School, which suffered more extensive damage from flooding than initially anticipated, was scheduled to be assessed on Sept. 30, after which the district expects to finalize a plan for students' return.
Town of Miami closes Sullivan Street: Sept 30 -October 3. No Access via Miami Ave, Keystone Ave, or Inspiration Ave.
The Town of Miami issued a press release today announcing the closure of Sullivan Street (Downtown District) from today thru October 3. When speaking with Town Manager Alexis Rivera and City Councilman Phil Stewart, they explained the need for closing off the street for recovery work, volunteers and ongoing clean up to occur. They mentioned their was an issue with traffic on the street and curious onlookers which complicated the recovery process.
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Effective immediately, Sullivan Street in Miami, AZ, is closed to all traffic from Tuesday, September 30, through Friday, October 3 (end of business day).
>Closure Zone: Miami Avenue to Cordova Street.
>Alternate Routes: Use Gibson Street or Sikes Alley for east-west travel.
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Again - Downtown Miami is closed to traffic thru October 3.
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