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Socorro County Flooding Leads to Livestock Rescue and Property Damage

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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What happened

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Flooding in Socorro County, New Mexico, required rescue crews to save 78 goats, a donkey, and stranded cattle from the floodwaters. Socorro County Emergency Manager Fred Berger confirmed that the floodwaters caused multiple livestock losses. Separately, Jeff Jones reported that rain in September flooded and damaged his family farm and his parents' adobe home.

From kob.com

Why it matters

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The disaster places a financial burden on Socorro County for disaster response and infrastructure damage. The flooding also increases the operational demands on local emergency management resources.

From kob.com

Who's involved

  • Fred BergerEmergency Manager for Socorro County
  • Socorro CountyCounty affected by the flooding event
  • Jeff JonesFarmer who reported damage to his farm and home

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