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In the News -
Storm Rages Through Keller, Leaving A Trail In Its Wake
Posted: Monday, July 23, 2012 8:53 PM EST
http://www.khq.com/story/19094095/storm-rages-through-keller-leaving-a-trail-in-its-wake
... Everyone comes here, this is the place to be." The center feeds the members of the community, Johnson estimates they feed around 250 people a meal. The families that the storm displaced also stay here at the center. If you would like to help out, just call the center at 509-634-2190.
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Storm quickly turned Keller into disaster zone -
Published On: Jul 23 2012 06:07:36 PM PDT
Updated On: Jul 24 2012 03:39:54 PM PDT
http://www.kxly.com/news/spokane-news/Storm-quickly-turned-Keller-into-disaster-zone/-/101214/15654098/-/jqxh2b/-/index.html
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State of Emergency Declared on Colville Indian Reservation -
http://www.nativenewsnetwork.com/state-of-emergency-declared-on-colville-indian-reservation.html
... The Keller Community Center is the official Evacuation Center. The Center is now the point of contact for anyone who is without electricity, water or home damage causing displacement. The Center will provide meals, refrigerator truck storage (secure) for food items of families without electricity. Water will be available, as well as portable showers, portable toilets and hand washing units.
The Center is equipped with phone service for families to notify relatives.
The tribal health department is on site to assist with any health issues. Medical aid and crisis counseling is going to be available shortly.
This relief is not only for Tribal Members, but for all individuals who have been displaced or affected by the recent storm disaster.
Private property owners need to complete damage reports and submit to the Keller Community center. Reports can also be found at the command office at the Keller Community Center.
Individuals on the reservation are being advised to be aware of danger areas where broken trees and or electric wires are hanging. They should stay away and report these to the Tribe’s safety officials on site. Those hazardous issues are being resolved, but are still in the process. Individuals, who are in a current dangerous position, may contact the Center for assistance at 509.634.7336.
posted July 24, 2012 6:40 am edt