DES MOINES - Gov. Terry E. Branstad and Iowa Homeland Security and Emergency Management Department Director Mark Schouten will survey storm and flood damage today, Tuesday, July 1, 2014, in Fairfax, Cedar Rapids, Anamosa and Jackson County.
Media outlets unable to join the tour may follow the Governor's social media accounts for photos, videos and updates.
Twitter: @TerryBranstad
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/TerryBranstad
YouTube: www.YouTube.com/
The following tour is open to the media. Please note all times are approximate. Follow @TerryBranstad on twitter for live updates regarding location and arrival times.
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
11:40 a.m. Gov. Branstad, Iowa HSEMD Director Mark Schouten tour storm damage in Fairfax, Iowa
Collapsed bridge approach near Fairfax
US Hwy. 151, near mile post 22.
12:45 p.m. Gov. Branstad, Iowa HSEMD Director Mark Schouten tour storm damage at Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids
Mercy Medical Center
701 10th Street SE
Cedar Rapids, IA
Note: Follow @TerryBranstad on Twitter to find exact location within hospital.
1:15 p.m. Gov. Branstad, Iowa HSEMD Director Mark Schouten hold media avail in Cedar Rapids
Mercy Medical Center
701 10th Street SE
Cedar Rapids, IA
Note: Follow @TerryBranstad on Twitter to find exact location within hospital.
2:15 p.m. Gov. Branstad, Iowa HSEMD Director Mark Schouten tour storm damage in Anamosa
Jones County Courthouse
500 W. Main Street
Anamosa, IA
4 p.m. Gov. Branstad, Iowa HSEMD Director Mark Schouten tour storm damage and flooding at farms in Jackson County
Tour will commence at Otter Creek Station
Intersection of Bellevue-Cascade Road and Highway 61
Note: Follow @TerryBranstad for updated information
4:45 p.m. Gov. Branstad, Iowa HSEMD Director Mark Schouten hold media avail in Maquoketa
NOTE: Media Avail to occur immediately following the tour of Zwingle farms; follow @TerryBranstad for updated information
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