Flash Flood Warning including Hartford CT, New Britain CT and West Hartford CT until 9:30 PM EDT

Several roads are currently closed due to flooding. If you are out and encounter a flooded roadway, turn around and don't attempt to drive through it. Check the latest road closures at ctroads.org. #drivesafe #turnaround #dontdrown

We are coordinating with municipal officials to respond to today’s severe flooding and ensure public safety in the impacted regions. The Connecticut Emergency Operations Center will remain in enhanced monitoring status this evening. Stay alert and stay safe!

We're continuing to hold unified command calls today with state and local officials and other partners to coordinate response to the flooding. Municipal officials are advised to continue communicating with their CT Emergency Management & Homeland Security regional coordinators on any requests for assistance.

Update: We will begin closer to 1PM. It will stream live online here: ct-n.com/CTNplayer.asp?…

Following major storms, the documenting and reporting of property damage to homes and businesses is a necessary part in the process of determining whether states qualify for federal emergency aid. If you experienced any damage, help be part of this effort and fill out this form.

Our partners at Connecticut Insurance Department are hosting a Virtual Claims Center conference call today from 1:00-2:30 to help answer storm damage insurance claim questions. For more information, check out their Facebook and Linked In Pages for details

I just received notification from the The White House that President Biden Biden has approved my request to declare an emergency declaration for CT in response to the historic rainfall our state received this week. There's still much work to do to recover and this support is appreciated.

As residents and businesses continue to clean up and repair damages from the August 18th floods, please remember this tips from Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection

Our partners at Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection have information available for post-storm clean up businesses impacted by the recent flooding events. This is critical information and offers guidance and tips to business owners for proper clean up and disposal of debris and damaged products. Thanks CTDCP!

If you are located in an area affected by last week's major flooding, please see the below resources. Crisis Cleanup can assist with muck out, debris, and tree removal related to flooding. If you need other social services, please call American Red Cross. #ARC #CrisisCelanup #CT

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for all of Connecticut. Stay weather aware throughout the afternoon and early evening.

Sharing this valuable resource for residents who were affected by last week's historic flooding - Crisis Cleanup. Please call 203-392-1752 if you need assistance with muck out, debris removal or tree removal from the storm. All services are free and vetted. #CT #resources

Our emergency management staff are taking officials from FEMA and the SBA on a tour of homes and businesses around Oxford today as part of their preliminary damage assessments that could determine eligibility to receive federal reimbursements for flood damage to property. (1/2)

The team at Connecticut Department of Transportation just launched a new interactive map to give updates specifically about road repairs from the August 18 historic rainfall and flooding event. This map will continue to be updated in real-time. Check it out here: ctdot.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboard…

DEMHS has established a webpage with resources for homes and businesses affected by the major flooding in Western CT. Please visit the webpage for any resource needs: portal.ct.gov/demhs/emergenc…

American Red Cross has established a Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC) for those affected by the August 18-19 major flooding. 9/4/2024 - Southbury Senior Center 9/5/2024 - Naugatuck YMCA Please see the flyer for details and utilize the great resource available to help! #CT