Flood Call 1240

Mitchell Moore from the U.S. Army Corp asking to speak to Emergency Operations Center to seek volunteers and sandbags on Lewis and Seward, he was redirected to call back. A second caller trying to reach Lt. Col. Glen Hanby, he also notes that he will be working in the Emergency Operations Center overnight and wanted to know if it was still at the Grand Forks Police Department, if he could still drive there, and where that was in relation to DeMers Avenue.

Date	April 18th 1997, 7:57 pm
Duration	120 seconds
Channel	23
Direction	incoming call
Abstract By
Tagged As	Emergency Operations Center (EOC) sandbagging road conditions US Army Corps of Engineers volunteers sandbags Riverside Area Lieutenant Colonel Glen Hanby Lewis Boulevard Seward Avenue

Transcript

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This is Mitchell Moore with the U.S. Army Corps of Endeors and we need some volunteers
and some sandbags on Lewis and Seward.
Okay, just a little bit.
G-O-T.
Okay.
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
The force is under.
Yeah, I'm trying to get a hold of Colonel Glenn Hanby.
Hey, you got upstairs I guess.
Let me re-ask you a question.
You could probably answer the question for me.
I'm going to be sitting down on the EOC this evening from about 11 o'clock to 7 o'clock tomorrow.
The question is how is it, can I still drive to the EOC at the police department or not?
Yes.
There's no problem with that at all?
No.
Okay.
Is the police department to the left or to the right of Demers as you're coming down Demers going towards East Grand Forks?
To the right.
To the right.
Okay.
Thank you very much.
Can you hold?
Hello?
Hello?
Is this the EOC?
No.
It isn't.
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
I can't get through to down there.
Can you just keep trying at 746-2685?
2685?
Yeah.
Alright, thank you.
Yeah, bye.