The Department of Public Safety�s New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization is monitoring water levels and ice-jam conditions in the Grand Falls area.
The Department of Public Safety�s New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization is monitoring water levels and ice-jam conditions in the Nashwaak area.
The Department of Public Safety�s New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization is monitoring water levels and ice-jam conditions in the Porter Cove / Priceville area.
The Department of Public Safety�s New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization is monitoring water levels and ice-jam conditions in the Hartland area.
The Department of Public Safety�s New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization is monitoring water levels and ice-jam conditions in the Woodstock area.
The Department of Public Safety�s New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization is monitoring water levels and ice-jam conditions throughout the province. Pictured: Ice-jam formation at Aroostook, N .....
The Department of Public Safety�s New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization is monitoring water levels and ice-jam conditions at Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska and throughout the province.
New Brunswickers are advised by the Department of Public Safety's New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization (NB-EMO) that River Watch 2009 is now underway.
Heavy rains on Tuesday, Oct. 28 caused road closures and some washouts in some regions of the province. Pictured, the Coy Road in Ripples, N.B., where a large culvert was washed out by the rain.
Heavy rains and runoff caused washouts and flooding in several areas of southern New Brunswick, including areas around Moncton and Saint John. Photos: Route 955, Moncton area.
Residents must report their flood damage and register for the Disaster Financial Assistance program (if they have not already done so) by calling 1-888-298-8555, or online at http://www.snb.ca/emo. Pe .....
Transportation Minister Denis Landry surveys flood damage to Route 105 in Maugerville, where sheets of asphalt have lifted from the road and come to rest in a nearby field. Landry inspected damage to .....
Shawn Paulson, chief inspector, electrical inspection program, Public Safety, briefs reporters on the current flooding situation along the St. John River basin. People living or working along streams, .....
Ernie MacGillivray (left), director, N.B. Emergency Measures Organization and Andy Morton, deputy director, brief reporters on the current flooding situation along the St. John River basin. People li .....
Persons living or working along all streams, tributaries and rivers in the St. John River valley are asked to remain on alert, especially in the lower valley, as we remain above or near flood stage in .....
Persons living or working along all streams, tributaries and rivers in the St. John River valley are asked to remain on alert, especially in the lower valley, as we remain above or near flood stage in .....
The health dangers associated with flood waters and the Red Cross reception/information centres for evacuees were among the key topics discussed during a Saturday afternoon briefing on the 2008 Flood .....
Andy Morton, deputy director, N.B. Emergency Measures Organization, briefs reporters on the current flooding situation along the St. John River basin. People living or working along streams, tributari .....
Water levels throughout the St. John River basin have risen to dangerous levels in several communities and threatened local communities and infrastructure, such as bridges.
As the Kennebecasis River overflows its banks in the Lower St. John River basin, some residents are evacuating Darlings Island in anticipation of rising water levels over the next few days.
Premier Shawn Graham and Andy Morton (left), deputy director, N.B. Emergency Measures Organization, brief reporters on the current flooding situation along the St. John River basin. People living or w .....
Emergency officials are providing security and patrolling areas where the St. John River has expanded to cover roadways and people have evacuated their homes.
Officials from the Joint Provincial Emergency Operation Centre in Fredericton held a media briefing Wednesday noting that flood levels in the St. John River basin are expected to reach levels experien .....
Public Safety Minister John Foran (left) and Andy Morton, deputy director, N.B. Emergency Measures Organization, held a news conference Wednesday morning to brief reporters on preparations for rising .....
People living or working along all streams, tributaries and rivers in the St. John River valley are asked to remain on alert, as we remain above or near flood stage in most areas.
Several volunteers are working at the registration centre in Fredericton to assist those people affected by recent flooding. Pictured: Linda Newman, volunteer and Debbie Cawker, an employee of the R .....
The Provincial Emergency Operations Centre in Fredericton is co-ordinating the provincial level response. Provincial departments and agencies are working in conjunction with local authorities from the .....
Aerial views of the lower St. John River basin and flooded riverbanks on Friday, April 25, 2008. This included Maugerville, Sheffield, Jemseg and Grand-Lake at Princess Park.
Due to flooding in the lower St. John River basin, barricades have been set up on Route 105, restricting access from Maugerville to Jemseg. Residents with a pass will be permitted entry only if the ve .....
The Provincial Emergency Operations Centre in Fredericton is co-ordinating the provincial level response. Provincial departments and agencies are working in conjunction with local authorities from the .....
The Provincial Emergency Operations Centre in Fredericton is co-ordinating the provincial level response. Provincial departments and agencies are working in conjunction with local authorities from the .....
Persons living or working along streams, tributaries and rivers in the lower St. John River valley are asked to remain on alert for water level increases that can cause flooding.
As of Sunday morning, there is only one ice accumulation being reported along the St. John River below Perth Andover, and the ice remains in the Muniac-Kilburn area, with no reported flooding.
Officials are monitoring ice-break up and water levels and flows throughout the St. John, Miramichi and Restigouche river basins. People are asked to remain alert for ice movement and the subsequent r .....
Officials are monitoring ice-break up and water levels and flows throughout the St. John, Miramichi and Restigouche river basins. People are asked to remain alert for ice movement and the subsequent r .....
Officials are monitoring ice-break up and water levels and flows throughout the St. John, Miramichi and Restigouche river basins. People are asked to remain alert for ice movement and the subsequent r .....
Officials are monitoring ice-break up and water levels and flows throughout the St. John, Miramichi and Restigouche river basins. People are asked to remain alert for ice movement and the subsequent r .....
ICE JAM - An ice jam at Riley Brook remains in place and continues to restrict water flow. NB-EMO is monitoring water levels and ice break-up in New Brunswick rivers and tributaries.
MEASURES ICE � Hydrologist Brian Burrell measures the ice thickness in the ice jam at Hartland. NB-EMO is monitoring water levels and ice break-up in New Brunswick rivers and tributaries.
