The State Emergency Operations Center continues to monitor debris clean-up efforts from storms that hit the state July 19-20, resulting in at least 16 confirmed tornadoes. The storms downed thousands of trees and left hundreds of thousands of people without electric service in northern and central Wisconsin for several days.
Residents who suffered property damage as a result of the storms should call 2-1-1 (877-947-2211). Residents can also contact 2-1-1 to find information about volunteer resources that may be available in their area to assist with clean-up.
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Governor evers
- Gov. Evers Announces Federal Disaster Aid Resources for Marinette County
- Gov. Evers Requests Federal Damage Assessments for Storm Damage
- Gov. Evers Signs Executive Order #35 Declaring a State of Emergency Due to Extreme Severe Weather
- Gov. Evers Signs Executive Order #34 Declaring a State of Emergency and Closing State Agency Buildings
state emergency operations center – incident reports
- INCIDENT REPORT #13 – July 2019 Statewide severe weather incident
- INCIDENT REPORT #12 – July 2019 Statewide severe weather incident
- INCIDENT REPORT #11 – July 2019 Statewide severe weather incident
- INCIDENT REPORT #10 – July 2019 Statewide severe weather incident
- INCIDENT REPORT #9 – July 2019 Statewide severe weather incident
- INCIDENT REPORT #8 – July 2019 Statewide severe weather incident
- INCIDENT REPORT #7 – July 2019 Statewide severe weather incident
- INCIDENT REPORT #6 – July 2019 Statewide severe weather incident
- INCIDENT REPORT #5 – July 2019 Statewide severe weather incident
- INCIDENT REPORT #4 – July 2019 Statewide severe weather incident
- INCIDENT REPORT #3 – July 2019 Statewide severe weather incident
- INCIDENT REPORT #2 – July 2019 Statewide severe weather incident
- INCIDENT REPORT #1 – July 2019 Statewide severe weather incident
STATE AGENCIES
- DMA – Roadway debris clearance mission nears completion
- DMA – Communities, National Guard rally together to recover from devastating storms
- DMA – National Guard response in Polk, Barron, and Langlade Counties continues with debris removal
- DMA – As water distribution mission concludes, more Guard troops begin debris removal operation in northern Wisconsin
- DMA – Wisconsin National Guard mobilizes troops to assist authorities in the wake of severe weather
- DNR – Storm damage impacting travel plans
- DNR – Cleaning up storm debris
- DATCP – Watch for Travelling Contractors in the Wake of Recent Storms
- DATCP – Refrigerated Food and Power Outages: When to Save It and When to Throw It Out
- DATCP – Frozen Food and Power Outages: When to Save It and When to Throw It Out
- DHS – Severe Weather Recovery: Replacement FoodShare Benefits Available Until August 19, 2019 for Many Wisconsin Counties
- DHS – Coping Tips for People Affected by Recent Storms
- DHS – Keep You and Your Family Safe During and After Severe Weather
- DHS – CO2 poisoning (due to improper use of generators or alternate heat sources) and food spoilage
- OCI – Guidance for Consumers Affected by Storms and Severe Weather
Federal Agencies
Motorized Trails Re-Opening August 29 following Windstorm
- USDA – Motorized Trails Re-Opening August 29 following Windstorm
- USDA – Additional Roads Open Following July Windstorm, Hazards Remain
- USDA – Motorized Trails Re-Opening August 29 following Windstorm
- USDA – Bagley Rapids Campground and the Mountain Fire Tower reopen following
- USDA – Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest – 2019 July Storm Event Update – August 8, 2019
- USDA – Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest – 2019 July Storm Event Update – August 5, 2019
- USDA – Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest – 2019 July Storm Event Update – August 2, 2019
- USDA – Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest – 2019 July Storm Event Update – July 31, 2019
- USDA – Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest – 2019 July Storm Event Update – July 30, 2019
- USDA – Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest – 2019 July Storm Event Update – July 28, 2019
- USDA – Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest road closures
- USDA – Many recreation areas closed on the National Forest in Langlade and Oconto Counties this weekend
- USDA – Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest road closures
- USDA – July 25 Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest Flood Recovery Status Update
- USDA – July 24 Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest Flood Recovery Status Update
- USDA – Crews making progress on assessing areas damaged by the July 19 storm
- USDA – Storms Damage Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, Some Recreation Areas Closed
Local, Tribal and County Agencies
Langlade County:
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