Nelsonville Police Determine Reported Threat to Nelsonville/ York Schools Not Credible and no danger to students

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The Nelsonville Police Department received information this morning about a possible threat to the Nelsonville/ York School complex. Nelsonville police officers investigated the threat immediately and determined that it was not a credible threat and there was no danger to any students or the school complex, and there was no need to place the school complex in a lock-down situation.  The Nelsonville Police Department worked closely with administrators at Nelsonville/ York schools regarding the threat.

The Nelsonville Police Department would like to thank the individual who came forward and reported the threat to law enforcement officials. Police Chief, Chris Johnson would like to remind everyone, if you see something, say something.

Social media has been active with multiple rumors concerning this threat that are untrue. Please be sure about repeating and sharing information received on social media unless you are sure it is true.  In correct and false information can create unnecessary panic and danger.

Athens Co Flooding Road Closures 02/22/18, 12:00PM, Turn Around, Don’t Drown!

Athens Co Road Closed Flooding

February 22, 2018 – 12:00PM

High water has been reported on the following Athens County roads and State Routes by the Athens County Engineer’s Office and ODOT;

  • CR 1 – Kimberly Rd, near McKee Paving
  • CR 1 – Carbondale Rd, Dowler Ridge to Gabriel Hill Rd
  • CR 9 – Salem Rd, Vore Ridge to Rhoric Rd
  • CR 9 – Salem Rd, Rhoric Rd to Tedrow Rd
  • CR 10 – Baker Rd, Marion Johnson Rd to Brown Rd
  • CR 10 – Baker Rd, SR681 to Swart Rd
  • CR 12 – Washington Rd, US50 intersection near Diamond Stone Rd
  • CR 12 – Washington Rd, US50 to Chesser Rd
  • CR 15 – Wood Rd, SR681 to Sandusky Rd
  • CR 17 – Fisher Rd, Oxley Rd to Harner Rd
  • CR 17 – Fisher Rd, Pleasant Hill Rd to Chase Rd
  • CR 18 – Potter Rd, SR550 to Emma Wyatt Rd
  • CR 19 – Hebbardsville Rd, Fisher Rd to Cameron Rd
  • CR 19 – Hebbardsville Rd, SR681 to Enlow Rd
  • CR 27 – Jacksonville Rd, Chapman Rd to Wemer Rd
  • CR 34 – Dutch Creek Rd, SR690 to Pete Smith Rd
  • CR 35 – Flemming Rd, SR329 to County line
  • CR 38 – Sand Rock Road, SR550 to New England Rd
  • CR 42 – Mill School Rd, CR57 to CR42
  • CR 42 – Fossil Rock Rd, Shade Rd to Jeffers Rd
  • CR 44 – Bucks Lake Rd, Carter Rd to Hogue Hollow Rd
  • CR 49 – Joy Rd, SR377 to County Line
  • CR 53 – Lottridge Rd, 379 Lottridge Rd to County Line
  • CR 57 – S. Rodehaver Rd, Lottridege Rd to Dog Hollow Rd
  • CR 58 – Frost Rd, Smith Rd to Frost Rd
  • CR 65 – Deep Hollow Rd, Johnson Run Rd to Brimstone Rd
  • CR 69 – Chase Rd, Fisher Rd to Cherry Ridge Rd
  • CR 69 – Chase Rd, Pugh Rd to Pearlwood Rd
  • CR 70 – Meadowbrook Rd, Hebbardsville Rd to Ladd Ridge Rd
  • CR 78 – Marion Johnson Rd, Cameron Rd to Selby Rd
  • CR 81 – Fox Lake Rd, Fox Run Rd to Baker Rd
  • Cr 85 – Big Run Rd, SR329 to County line
  • CR 100 – Rhoric Rd, Salem Rd to Five Points Rd
  • CR 109 – Beebe Rd, Fossil Rock Rd to Graham Chapel Rd
  • SR56 – Vinton Co Line to Athens City
  • SR329 – Restricted, SR144 to SR550
  • SR329 – SR550 to SR13
  • SR356 – SR681 to SR56
  • SR377 – SR550 to Morgan Co Line
  • SR550 – US33 to SR690
  • SR681 – SR356 to US50
  • SR685 – Restricted, SR78 to SR13
  • SR690 – US50 to SR550

Do not drive into high water, TURN AROUND, DON’T DROWN!! Please avoid these areas.

Athens Co Flooding Road Closures 02/22/18, 10:30AM, Turn Around, Don’t Drown!

Athens Co Road Closed Flooding

February 22, 2018 – 10:30AM

High water has been reported on the following Athens County roads and State Routes by the Athens County Engineer’s Office and ODOT;

  • CR 1 – Kimberly Rd, near McKee Paving
  • CR 10 – Baker Rd, Marion Johnson Rd to Brown Rd
  • CR 10 – Baker Rd, SR681 to Swart Rd
  • CR 12 Washington Rd, US50 intersection near Diamond Stone Rd
  • CR 15 – Wood Rd, SR681 to Sandusky Rd
  • CR 17 – Fisher Rd, Oxley Rd to Harner Rd
  • CR 17 – Fisher Rd, Pleasant Hill Rd to Chase Rd
  • CR 18 – Potter Rd, SR550 to Emma Wyatt Rd
  • CR 19 – Hebbardsville Rd, Fisher Rd to Cameron Rd
  • CR 27 – Jacksonville Rd, Chapman Rd to Wemer Rd
  • CR 34 – Dutch Creek Rd, SR690 to Pete Smith Rd
  • CR 38 – Sand Rock Road, SR550 to New England Rd
  • CR 42 – Mill School Rd, CR57 to CR42
  • CR 42 – Fossil Rock Rd, Shade Rd to Jeffers Rd
  • CR 44 – Bucks Lake Rd, Carter Rd to Hogue Hollow Rd
  • CR 49 – Joy Rd, SR377 to County Line
  • CR 53 – Lottridge Rd, 379 Lottridge Rd to County Line
  • CR 58 – Frost Rd, Smith Rd to Frost Rd
  • CR 65 – Deep Hollow Rd, Johnson Run Rd to Brimstone Rd
  • CR 69 – Chase Rd, Fisher Rd to Cherry Ridge Rd
  • CR 69 – Chase Rd, Pugh Rd to Pearlwood Rd
  • CR 70 – Meadowbrook Rd, Hebbardsville Rd to Ladd Ridge Rd
  • CR 78 – Marion Johnson Rd, Cameron Rd to Selby Rd
  • CR 81 – Fox Lake Rd, Fox Run Rd to Baker Rd
  • SR56 – Vinton Co Line to Athens City
  • SR329 – Restricted, SR144 to SR550
  • SR329 – SR550 to SR13
  • SR356 – SR681 to SR56
  • SR377 – SR550 to Morgan Co Line
  • SR550 – US33 to SR690
  • SR681 – SR356 to US50
  • SR685 – Restricted, SR78 to SR13
  • SR690 – US50 to SR550

Do not drive into high water, TURN AROUND, DON’T DROWN!! Please avoid these areas.

Athens Co Flooding Road Closures 02/22/18, 9:30AM, Turn Around, Don’t Drown!

Athens Co Road Closed Flooding

February 22, 2018 – 9:30AM

High water has been reported on the following Athens County roads and State Routes by the Athens County Engineer’s Office and ODOT;

  • CR 1 – Kimberly Rd, near McKee Paving
  • CR 10 – Baker Rd, Marion Johnson Rd to Brown Rd
  • CR 10 – Baker Rd, SR681 to Swart Rd
  • CR 12 Washington Rd, US50 intersection near Diamond Stone Rd
  • CR 15 – Wood Rd, SR681 to Sandusky Rd
  • CR 17 – Fisher Rd, Oxley Rd to Harner Rd
  • CR 17 – Fisher Rd, Pleasant Hill Rd to Chase Rd
  • CR 18 – Potter Rd, SR550 to Emma Wyatt Rd
  • CR 19 – Hebbardsville Rd, Fisher Rd to Cameron Rd
  • CR 27 – Jacksonville Rd, Chapman Rd to Wemer Rd
  • CR 34 – Dutch Creek Rd, SR690 to Pete Smith Rd
  • CR 38 – Sand Rock Road, SR550 to New England Rd
  • CR 42 – Mill School Rd, CR57 to CR42
  • CR 42 – Fossil Rock Rd, Shade Rd to Jeffers Rd
  • CR 44 – Bucks Lake Rd, Carter Rd to Hogue Hollow Rd
  • CR 49 – Joy Rd, SR377 to County Line
  • CR 53 – Lottridge Rd, 379 Lottridge Rd to County Line
  • CR 58 – Frost Rd, Smith Rd to Frost Rd
  • CR 65 – Deep Hollow Rd, Johnson Run Rd to Brimstone Rd
  • CR 69 – Chase Rd, Fisher Rd to Cherry Ridge Rd
  • CR 69 – Chase Rd, Pugh Rd to Pearlwood Rd
  • CR 70 – Meadowbrook Rd, Hebbardsville Rd to Ladd Ridge Rd
  • CR 78 – Marion Johnson Rd, Cameron Rd to Selby Rd
  • CR 81 – Fox Lake Rd, Fox Run Rd to Baker Rd
  • SR56 – Vinton Co Line to Athens City
  • SR550 – US33 to SR690
  • SR690 – US50 to SR550

Do not drive into high water, TURN AROUND, DON’T DROWN!! Please avoid these areas.

ATHENS CO SMALL STREAM FLOOD WARNING, TODAY THU, 2/22/18 UNTIL 1:45PM, STAY OUT OF FLOOD WATERS

Flood Warning

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Warning for Small Streams in Athens County until 1:45 PM, today, Thursday, 2/22/18.

At 7:49 AM Doppler radar and automated rain gauges indicated that heavy rain was falling over the area. The heavy rain will cause flooding. Up to 1.50 inches of rain has already fallen.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS; Turn around, don`t drown when encountering flooded roads. Most flood deaths occur in vehicles.

Excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of small creeks and streams, country roads, farmland, and other low-lying spots.

Please report Severe Weather to the National Weather Service by calling toll free, 800 401 9535, when you can do so safely.

You may also report severe weather by posting your report to the Charleston West Virginia National Weather Service Facebook Page, or by using the Twitter Hashtag, #NWSRLX.

ATHENS CO FLOOD WATCH 7PM, THU, 2/22/18 TO 7AM, SUN, 2/25/18, WATCH FOR CHANGING WEATHER CONDITIONS!

Flood Watch

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for Athens County from 7:00PM, Thursday, 2/22/18 until 7:00AM, Sunday, 2/25/18.

A cold front will stall over the area bringing several rounds of heavy rainfall starting late Wednesday night and into Thursday morning. Waves of significant precipitation will continue to move across the area into Sunday.

Flooding of poor drainage and low lying areas, especially along small streams, creeks and rivers, especially the Ohio and Muskingum rivers, is possible.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS; A Flood Watch means there is a potential for flooding based on current forecasts.

You should monitor later forecasts and be alert for possible Flood Warnings. Those living in areas prone to flooding should be prepared to take action should flooding develop.