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Santa Clara County and San Jose Manage Flood Preparedness Along Coyote Creek

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As federal weather agencies predict stronger storms and potential flooding due to El Niño, Santa Clara County and San Jose are providing resources for residents to report clogged storm drains and waterways. The jurisdictions are tightening coordination and maintaining emergency warning systems in response to potential flooding along Coyote Creek.

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The preparedness efforts are a response to historical flooding, such as the 2017 floods, which damaged more than 500 homes and forced the evacuation of 14,000 residents. Local leaders are managing over 300 miles of waterways within the county.

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  • Santa Clara CountyCounty responsible for formally managing waterways, including Coyote Creek.
  • San JoseCity providing storm preparedness resources and managing flood defenses along Coyote Creek.
  • Coyote CreekThe waterway that is being managed and monitored for flooding risks.

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