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Flood Coverage:
• I-94 Westbound Lane Could Open Today Over Flood Areas
• Waukesha, Washington, Dodge County Disaster Areas; FEMA Sees Jefferson Today
• Unwanted Puppies Thrown into Flooded River, Killed
• Scam Artists Working Flood Victims
• What To Do with Those Sandbags
• Milwaukee County Damage: $138 Million
• Fema Money Starts to Flow
• Fighting Collapsing Basements
• Flooded Highway Closures: Updates

Audio: State Department of Transportation Secretary Frank Busalacchi on Wisconsin's Morning News

Video: Houses Swallowed

Photos: TMJ4 | Journal Sentinel

Phone contacts:
• Emergencies Only: 911
• FEMA: 1-800-6221-FEMA (for people in counties declared as disaster areas) 
• Milwaukee County Disaster Hotline: 414-278-3000
• City of Milwaukee Flooded Basement Line: 414-286-3427
• Jefferson County (evacuation/other needs hotline) : 920-674-7450
• Jefferson County (road closures) : 920-674-9649
• Racine County (reporting damage): 262-636-3308
• Walworth Flood Hotline:  262-741-7700
• Waukesha Flood Hotline:  262-524-6669
• We Energies:  800-662-4797

Free Health Kits:
• City of Milwaukee: South Side Health Center: 1600 block of South 23rd Street

Red Cross Assistance:
• Milwaukee: 2600 West Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee
• Dodge: Washington Elementary School, 600 Grove Street, Beaver Dam
• Jefferson: Fort Atkinson, 925 Lexington Blvd, Fort Atkinson
• Racine: Union Grove MIddle School: 14th and State, Union Grove

Links:
• FEMA Disaster Relief for people in declared counties
• Fond Du Lac County: Tips on Dealing with Floods
• Help Clean Lake Delton
• Live Radar
• National Weather Service
• Live WX Plus Feed
• Information on river levels in your area
• State Information on Freeway Closures

When flood waters receed, people will wonder what to do with all those sandbags.

The Department of Natural Resources says one thing they should not use them for is the kids' sandbox.

That's because the sand may be contaminated from flood water.

The agency says the sand can be used for the road during the winter, or for use in concrete or mortar.

If all else fails, it can be dumped at a solid waste landfill.

More: Wisconsin DNR