(DES MOINES) - The Office of Gov. Terry Branstad and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds today announced they will join Iowa Homeland Security and Emergency Management Division (HSEMD) Administrator Mark Schouten to survey flood damage in Eastern Iowa on Monday, June 3, 2013.

Branstad, Reynolds and Schouten will tour New Hartford before conducting an aerial survey of Eastern Iowa flood damage and holding a media availability in Iowa City.

The following events are open to the media (*all times are approximate and subject to change):

Monday, June 3, 2013

1:15 p.m.      Gov. Branstad, Lt. Gov. Reynolds and Administrator Schouten tour flood damage in New Hartford
Ridge Ave. and Highway 57, and residential areas of Saratoga Road
New Hartford, IA

2:15 p.m.      Gov. Branstad, Lt. Gov. Reynolds and Administrator Schouten conduct aerial survey of flood damage in Eastern Iowa

3:15 p.m.      Gov. Branstad, Lt. Gov. Reynolds and Administrator Schouten tour flood damage in Johnson County
Days Inn Motel - 205 2nd St/ Coralville Strip - Coralville, IA
Iowa Advanced Technology Laboratories (IATL) - View Map<http://www.uiowa.edu/~maps/i/iatl1.htm> - Iowa City, IA

4:20 p.m.      Gov. Branstad, Lt. Gov. Reynolds and Administrator Schouten hold joint media availability with Johnson County officials.
Iowa Advanced Technology Laboratories (IATL) - View Map<http://www.uiowa.edu/~maps/i/iatl1.htm>
Iowa City, IA

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