(DeRuyter, NY – July 5, 2013) The Town of DeRuyter’s state of emergency status remains in effect today.
The state of emergency, first issued by Supervisor Dan Degear on Monday remains in place today as crews continue to work long days cleaning up and rebuilding. A number of town roads remain closed to traffic, including Carey Rd, Fairbanks Road, Muller Hill Road, Chapman Road, Arnold Road. Town road, Old Route 13 is also now closed at the bridge pending an inspection.
Boaters are also reminded that a No Wake Order is in place at DeRuyter Lake due to high water levels. This is an Emergency Order, failure to obey the order is a criminal offense, punishable by law under New York State Executive Law §25(5). Madison County Sheriff’s Office will be on patrol.
The town board wishes to express its appreciation to the State of New York for the immediate and excellent response to the town.
“DOT crews from around the State are here helping rebuild the severely damaged roads,” said Degear, “they have worked through the holiday and we appreciate these wonderful men and women giving up time with their families to be here working.”
The State of Emergency will remain in effect through the weekend.
Pictured is broken pipe located at Carey Road.