Please note the below for information on road closures in Walton County
due to flooding.
04/01/05 @ 1258 hrs
District 1:
Hatcher Cemetery Road / State Highway 20 - Closed due to water
South Jackson Street @ State Highway 20 - Water over the road
Alaqua Bridge @ State Highway 20 - Water over the road
US Highway 331 S @ Industrial Park Road - Water over the road
County Highway 3280 near the Outpost east of Blackcreek Blvd. - Water
over the road
Blueberry Road / US Highway 331 - Water over the road
04/01/05 @ 1220 hrs
District 1:
State Hwy 81 between Seven Runs and Bruce has water in the road
Spencer Drive / State Highway 81
District 3:
Water over bridge at Williams Rd / Turkey Creek Pitt Road
County Highway 83 / Juniper Lake Road
District 2:
Cook Road off Oak Grove Road water is over the bridge
Clear Springs Road
Highway 2 West / Between 331/83
04/01/05 @ 1055 hrs
Choctaw Bay: The water has washed out the bank at the edge of the bay -
Danger if vehicles try to pull off roadway; vehicles could go into
water.
US Highway 331 / Old Jolly Bay Rd - US Highway 331 S is down to one lane of traffic due to water over the road.
State Highway 81 south of Spence Drive water over the road for
approximately 100 yards (6 inches deep)
Subject: RE:Walton County Road District(s) - Road Closures Due to
Flooding
This is the most current information I have as of 0930 hrs 04/01/05. I
will be updating you as I get the information from the Road Foreman's /
or representatives in their districts. Please remind your personnel to
use extreme caution in their travels and if they see a road that is
dangerous to travel and is not marked with barricades or cones to please
call me at 850-598-1065 or Jeff McVay at 850-585-7455, so we can contact
the appropriate Public Works Road District and have them bring out
barricades.
These roads are either CLOSED / WASHED OUT or IMPASSABLE:
District 1:
Indian Creek Ranch Road
Indian Creek Ranch Road has water over the Bridge.
McKinnon Bridge Road
White Creek Road
Crooked Creek Road
Barrian Lake Road under water
Red Hill Road
WC Currington Road at the lower bridge
CB Whitehead Road
River Road is under water
Dead River Road closed
District 2:
Old Landfill Road
Spradlin Road
Wood Road
Rachels Road
District 3:
Laird Road (bridge under water)
Intersection: Laird & Richardson Road
Hinote Road (bridge under water)
Dallas Road
Pond Creek Road
Bridge located at 3100 Williams Road / Turkey Creek Pitt Road
Pond Road
District 4:
Senterfitt Road
Ezra Brannon Road
District 5:
Blue Mountain Beach Road (Hwy. 83) is closed.
District One has called back to add:
WC Currington Road at the lower bridge.
Subject: District 1 Road Closures Due to Flooding
Importance: High
These Roads are in District 1 / Bud Lindsey is the District Foreman.
These roads are closed due to flooding. District One will be calling
back through out the day with more updates. Please make sure your
personnel are familiar with where this roads are located at (Map Book)
in case emergency units have to respond.
Indian Creek Ranch Road
McKinnon Bridge Road
White Creek Road
Crooked Creek Road
Barren Lake Road
Red Hill Road
Christine Bell, EOC Manager
75 S Davis Lane
DeFuniak Springs, Fl 32435
Phone: 850-892-8065 / Fax: 850-892-8366
800 MHz: 699
Replies
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Beach Fanatic
So, Kurt, I'm not that familiar with these streets. If I take my usual route on 331 from DeFuniak via Freeport to Seagrove, will I be okay, or do I need an amphibious vehicle to get to my house?
got any pics?
Did I hear correctly? That South Walton was getting 10" of rain :shock:
Beach Fanatic
Apparently so. My husband read this on weather.com. I'll bet the low spot in front on Tom Thumb is a major river! Guess I'll see for myself tomorrow.
Beach Lover
I guess we Seminoles will just ride over the water, the poor Gators will just have to keep their head down and swim.
AdminAuthor
The good news is that the rain has passed for now. One report said we've gotten more than during Ivan. I expect most roads will be fine in the morning, except those near creeks and rivers which will continue to rise.
Keep up with all road condisiotns here:
http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/trafficinfo
Keep up with all road condisiotns here:
http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/trafficinfo
Beach Fanatic
I'm not a poor Gator - I'm a wealthy Gator, thanks to my husband's and my educations at THE University of Florida. :clap_1: It's okay - some of my best friends are Seminoles (really), and some of them are wealthy as well. 
So I'm sure that with our science backgrounds at UF, we can engineer a way to get to 30-A. I'll chomp my way there, and you Seminoles had better hope that whatever the Seminole mascot rides can swim. LOL. I love this Florida rivalry!
So I'm sure that with our science backgrounds at UF, we can engineer a way to get to 30-A. I'll chomp my way there, and you Seminoles had better hope that whatever the Seminole mascot rides can swim. LOL. I love this Florida rivalry!Edited
AdminAuthor
Flood Warning National Weather Service Tallahassee Fl 832 Pm Est Fri Apr 1 2005
The National Weather Service Has Issued A
* Flood Warning For The Following Counties... Holmes Walton Washington
* Until 732 Pm Cst Saturday Evening
At 732 Pm Cst... National Weather Service Doppler Radar Indicated Rainfall Accumulations Of 5 To 7 Inches Over The Past 48 Hours. Emergency Management In Walton County Continues To Report High Water Levels On Creeks And Streams Including The Mossy Head Area. Due To The High Volume Of Water... High Creek And Stream Levels And Flooding Of Road Intersections And Low Lying Areas Will Continue For The Next 24 Hours Over The Warned Area.
Do Not Drive Your Vehicle Into Areas Where Water Covers The Roadway. The Water Depth May Be Too Great To Allow Your Car To Cross Safely. Vehicles Caught In Rising Water Should Be Abandoned Quickly. It Only Takes A Foot Or Two Of Water To Sweep Most Cars Away. Turn Around Don't Drown.
Residents Should Follow The Advice Of Local Authorities Regarding The Flood Situation... And Be Prepared To Evacuate Should Flood Waters Threaten.
The National Weather Service Has Issued A
* Flood Warning For The Following Counties... Holmes Walton Washington
* Until 732 Pm Cst Saturday Evening
At 732 Pm Cst... National Weather Service Doppler Radar Indicated Rainfall Accumulations Of 5 To 7 Inches Over The Past 48 Hours. Emergency Management In Walton County Continues To Report High Water Levels On Creeks And Streams Including The Mossy Head Area. Due To The High Volume Of Water... High Creek And Stream Levels And Flooding Of Road Intersections And Low Lying Areas Will Continue For The Next 24 Hours Over The Warned Area.
Do Not Drive Your Vehicle Into Areas Where Water Covers The Roadway. The Water Depth May Be Too Great To Allow Your Car To Cross Safely. Vehicles Caught In Rising Water Should Be Abandoned Quickly. It Only Takes A Foot Or Two Of Water To Sweep Most Cars Away. Turn Around Don't Drown.
Residents Should Follow The Advice Of Local Authorities Regarding The Flood Situation... And Be Prepared To Evacuate Should Flood Waters Threaten.
AdminAuthor
Gators luv water 
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
Gators luv water
So Do Elephants.
SoWal Expert
I am sure that all of you learn to swim with the Dawgy Paddle stroke.
AdminAuthor
banned!
got any pics?
Uh oh.... Better go get the popcorn
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
banned!
You aren't gonna ban me because I am a Bama Fan are you??? How petty Kurt...You know you love us
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
Uh oh.... Better go get the popcorn
Yep, it looks like there is gonna be a fight!!! Oh, and you better grab you a cold one, this could take awhile !!!!!!
Beach Fanatic
I got your back, Kathy. UA alum and Tuscaloosa native here.
ROLL TIDE!!
ROLL TIDE!!
Beach Lover
Another Bama alum here...Roll Tide!
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
I got your back, Kathy. UA alum and Tuscaloosa native here.
ROLL TIDE!!
YEAH! I have reinforcements!!!!
ROLL TIDE !!!!
SoWal Expert
Observation:
We keep Tigers and Elephants locked in zoos in North America, Gators are free to roam unless they invade our territory and in such case we kill them, but we allow Dawgs on the Beach in Grayton.
We keep Tigers and Elephants locked in zoos in North America, Gators are free to roam unless they invade our territory and in such case we kill them, but we allow Dawgs on the Beach in Grayton.
Beach Fanatic
Observation:
We keep Tigers and Elephants locked in zoos in North America, Gators are free to roam unless they invade our territory and in such case we kill them, but we allow Dawgs on the Beach in Grayton.
Mississippi State fan? :wink:
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
Mississippi State fan? :wink:
Probaby one of those Georgia Dawg Fans !!!!! Oh, No !
Beach Fanatic
Then he should love us Tide fans. After all, we both have a mutual hatred for Awbarn.
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
Then he should love us Tide fans. After all, we both have a mutual hatred for Awbarn.
:clap_1: :clap_1: :clap_1:
SoWal Expert
Mississippi State fan? :wink:
No, MS State is too close to Tuscaloosa. (Just kidding) Actually, I am fairly tolerable of all teams and most of their fans. I just want to let you guys know that there is a Dawg on Grayton Beach.
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