Iowa Flood Center Stream Sensor Requests

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1	Your Name (First, Last)	Phone Number	Email Address	Organization	County	GPS coordinates/location of proposed sensor	Justification for sensor location

2	Corey Snitker	563-568-4233	csnitker@co.allamakee.ia.us	Allamakee County EMA	Allamakee	Upper Iowa River Bridge on Ellingson Bridge Road south of Red Bud Drive / 43°22'02.5"N 91°34'38.4"W / 43.367348, -91.577344	There is only one river monitor on the Upper Iowa River in Allamakee County and this is on HWY 76 Dorchester. The closest monitor to the west is in Decorah and there are none to the east of HWY 76. Due to the terrain that borders the Upper Iowa River, heavy rains can quickly dump large amounts of water into the river from creeks, streams and dry runs along the bluffs. This location would provide more information on river conditions as it enters the county from the east before it comes to HWY 76.
3	Corey Snitker	563-568-4233	csnitker@co.allamakee.ia.us	Allamakee County EMA	Allamakee	Upper Iowa River Bridge on Lycurgus Rd just south of Iowa River Dr / 43°25'42.8"N 91°23'50.8"W / 43.428559, -91.397453	There is only one river monitor on the Upper Iowa River in Allamakee County and this is on HWY 76 Dorchester. The closest monitor to the west is in Decorah and there are none to the east. Due to the terrain that borders the Upper Iowa River, heavy rains can quickly dump large amounts of water into the river from creeks, streams and dry runs along the bluffs. This location would provide more river impact information as it flows east to the river and impact on roads along this path as leaves the HWY 76 location.
4	Corey Snitker	563-568-4233	csnitker@co.allamakee.ia.us	Allamakee County EMA	Allamakee	Waterloo Creek Bridge on Dorchester Dr just outside Dorchester / 43°28'10.3"N 91°30'15.2"W / 43.469534, -91.504226	Recent flood maps have put much of Dorchester in the flood plain and this was the location of major flooding in 2008. The Waterloo Creek is a flash flood issue with heavy rains and this location would provide the quickest notification of rising waters that effect this area. Waterloo Creek has a stream gauge, but is further downstream and very close to the Upper Iowa River and may not provide timely notice for the Dorchester area.
5	Corey Snitker	563-568-4233	csnitker@co.allamakee.ia.us	Allamakee County EMA	Allamakee	Little Paint Creek Bridge on State Forest Rd within Yellow River State Forest Park / 43°10'46.2"N 91°14'00.1"W / 43.179502, -91.233373	The Little Paint Creek flows along a large campground in the Yellow River State Forest and is the only bridge on the creek and is just on the end of the campground. The creek is quick to rise due to heavy rains and the terrain and there is currenlty no way to determine creek depth and when to close the campground due to rising waters. This shortly joins with Paint Creek and there are several campgrounds along the Paint Creek when they meet.
6	Corey Snitker	563-568-4233	csnitker@co.allamakee.ia.us	Allamakee County EMA	Allamakee	Paint Creek Bridge on the Waterville Rd just outside Waterville / 43°12'37.3"N 91°18'16.3"W / 43.210371, -91.304536	This would provided coverage of the Paint Creek as it comes into Waterville and an area along the creek that has a numerous amount of campers located alongside and also the potential flooding of roads downstream.
7	Corey Snitker	563-568-4233	csnitker@co.allamakee.ia.us	Allamakee County EMA	Allamakee	Paint Creek Bridge on White Pine Rd just before State Forest Rd within Yellow River State Forest Park / 43°10'23.7"N 91°15'41.7"W / 43.173254, -91.261594	The Paint Creek flows along several campgrounds in the Yellow River State Forest and this location would provide status of any potential flooding within the park.
8	Corey Snitker	563-568-4233	csnitker@co.allamakee.ia.us	Allamakee County EMA	Allamakee	Village Creek Bridge on Drake Rd near the intersection with Village Creek Dr / 43°17'53.5"N 91°16'59.5"W / 43.298185, -91.283183	This creek currently has no depth gauges on it and flows near a large campground and also has impacts on local roads.
9	Corey Snitker	563-568-4233	csnitker@co.allamakee.ia.us	Allamakee County EMA	Allamakee	Yellow River Bridge on Old Stage Rd / 43°09'38.4"N 91°31'59.6"W / 43.160661, -91.533224	There is a stream gauge upstream from this location on Pole Line Rd (comment: Dan C, THIS WAS ORIGINALLY INSTALLED FOR IOWATER NUTIRENT MONITORING), but a stream gauge on Old Stage Rd would be a better location as this road can be flooded and would also provide impact notice for roads further downstream. Due to terrain, this river is also a rapid rising river.
10	Corey Snitker	563-568-4233	csnitker@co.allamakee.ia.us	Allamakee County EMA	Allamakee	Yellow River Bridge on Forest Mills Rd / 43°09'49.6"N 91°27'13.4"W / 43.163769, -91.453719	This would provide notice of flooding impact on several road locations which can flood downstream. Due to terrain, this river is also a rapid rising river.
11	Corey Snitker	563-568-4233	csnitker@co.allamakee.ia.us	Allamakee County EMA	Allamakee	Yellow River Bridge on Linton Dr just past the intersection with Old Sixteen Rd / 43°07'40.0"N 91°18'51.4"W / 43.127783, -91.314278	This is located at large campground along the Yellow River and would provide better notification of potential flooding of this area than the one located further downstream at Ion Rd. Due to terrain, this river is also a rapid rising river.
12	Jamie Knutson	319-291-4312	jamie.knutson@waterloo-ia.org		Black hawk	Ranchero Road over Black Hawk Creek	There is currently a gage in the City of Hudson but no other gages between Hudson and the mouth of Black Hawk Creek at the Cedar River in Waterloo. Having another gage at this location would allow for better flood forecasting on Black Hawk Creek. Currently you can have flooding from Hudson north to the Cedar or you can have the Cedar back up Black Hawk Creek towards Hudson. NOTE: DAN C VERY FAMILIAR WITH THIS CREEK, REQUEST HAS MERIT
13	Scott Kruse	515-433-0530	ScottK@boonecounty.iowa.gov	Boone County Engineer	Boone	DSM River bridge on County Rd. E-41 west of Boone	When it’s flooding we are always looking at elevations at the Stratford and Saylorville locations. Having one in Boone would help us know for sure when to close the road to Ledges State Park.
14	Rick Wulfekuhle	(319) 334-6411	rwulfekuhle@co.buchanan.ia.us	Buchanan Co. EMA	Buchanan	Wapsi River 2.5 mi. of Dunkerton on E. Dunkerton RD.	enhance flood forecasting capabilities
15	Rick Wulfekuhle	(319) 334-6411	rwulfekuhle@co.buchanan.ia.us	Buchanan Co. EMA	Buchanan	Little Wapsi River, 145th St. just prior toconfluence with Buck Creek	enhance flood forecasting capabilities
16	Rick Wulfekuhle	(319) 334-6411	rwulfekuhle@co.buchanan.ia.us	Buchanan Co. EMA	Buchanan	Buck Creek, 145th St. just prior to confluence with Buck Creek	enhance flood forecasting capabilities
17	Cory	641-330-7417	greenepwd@gmail.com	Green Public Works	Butler	HWY 14 Bridge in Greene	Better flood monitoring and data collection to help understand flood risk. NOTE: DAN C, SG INSTALLED 2019, FUNDED CITY OF GREENE
18	Marius Agua	712-213-7459	magua@bvcountyiowa.com	IWA-North Raccoon River W	Calhoun	downstream of confluence of main North Raccoon River and Lake Creek	To establish a monitoring network for the North Raccoon River for flood management, design, and disaster preparedness
19	Dawn Meyer	712-655-2176	dawn@mmctsu.com	City of Manning	Carroll	West Nishnabotna River in Manning or just north of the community	The stream sensor would help people in Manning, as well as those downstream.
20	Steve O'Neil	641-421-3665	soneil@cgcounty.org	Cerro Gordo County EMA	Cerro Gordo	340th Street & Thrush Avenue	This will allow for early indications of the need for possible evacuations for the cities of Plymouth and Rock Falls, and for three campgrounds located along the river. NOTE: DAN C, THEREIS ALREADY A IFC SG INSTALLED 2 MILES UPSTREAM OF THE PROPOSED LOCATION SINCE 2010
21	Steve O'Neil	641-421-3665	soneil@cgcounty.org	Cerro Gordo County EMA	Cerro Gordo	Kildeer Avenue 1/2 Mile North of 310th Street	This will provide early indications of need for defensive precautions to be taken for the city of Mason City or for possible evacuations. NOTE: DAN C, THERE IS ALREADY A IFC SG INSTALLED AT THIS LOCATION SINCE 2010
22	Justin Pritts	712-261-6721	ccema@co.cherokee.ia.us	Cherokee EMC	Cherokee	Mill Creek, either 470th street or Middle Road about 1 mi. north of 470th.	Mill Creek empties into the Little Sioux River just to the north of Cherokee. During heavy rain events, Cherokee experiences major flood impacts. We are currently relying on manual bridge measurements to help have at least some information during a flood event. NOTE: DAN C, THIS REQUEST HAS MERIT
23	Sarah Moser	563-245-3004	ema@claytoncountyia.gov	Clayton County EMA	Clayton	Turkey River at Osterdock Rd Bridge	We have no downstream data for the Turkey River after Garber. Not only is it needed for the City of Osterdock, but further downstream is State Highway 52. We need better prediction for it that will go under water as it would cut off out county from critical infrastructure.
24	Darren Nading	563-920-6796	dnading@mobiletracksolutions.com	Volga Fire Dept	Clayton	42.797652,-91.541350 bridge - tributray of Volga River	To assist in monitoring water levels and preparedeness plans for road flooding and limited access to sewer utilities for town
25	Ex: John Doe	555-555-5555	john-doe@gmail.com	Iowa EMA	Crawford	https://goo.gl/maps/NhVQgbVqhA32	Sensor location would provide valuable flood alert and flood forecast information for Denison, IA, helping local responders better prepare for flood events
26	AJ Seely	515-993-2134	aj.seely@dallascountyiowa.gov	Dallas County EMA	Dallas	Adel, Iowa (Linked)	Sensor would provide valuable flood alert information used to predict and prepare for flood events in the county seat and City of Adel. Currently persons are using estimates based on the nearest sensor in Perry, 16 miles upstream.
27	Thomas Berger	563-589-4170	tom.berger@dbqcoema.com	Dubuque County EMA	Dubuque	Hwy 136 Bridge in New Vienna, 42.546451 -91.114215	Better flood monitoring and data collection to help understand flood risk and to allow for evacuations of the flood prone areas of Dyersville and further south on the North Fork of the Maquoketa River
28	Thomas Berger	563-589-4170	tom.berger@dbqcoema.com	Dubuque County EMA	Dubuque	Floyd Road Bridge N of Dyersville, 42.515549, -91.130347	Better flood monitoring and data collection to help understand flood risk and to allow for evacuations of the flood prone areas of Dyersville and further south on the North Fork of the Maquoketa River
29	Thomas Berger	563-589-4170	tom.berger@dbqcoema.com	Dubuque County EMA	Dubuque	New Vienna Road Bridge near Loecke Road 42.555286 -91.099440	Better flood monitoring and data collection to allow for evacuations of the flood prone areas of New Vienna and further south on the North Fork of the Maquoketa River. This would also help Dyersville, Worthington and Cascade prepare for their communities
30	Travis Sheridan	712-362-5702	tshridan@emmetcountyia.com	Emmet County EMA	Emmet	DSM River bridge on County Rd. A17 North of Estherville.	West DSMR enters Iowa in Emmet County. Sensor location would provide flood information enteing our state from MN. Helping the county and state to become aware.
31	Lisa Roberts	563-412-9200	lroberts@co.fayette.ia.us	Fayette County EMA	Fayette	Turkey River Bridge in Eldarado, IA	Enhance flood forecasting for the Clermont, Elgin and into Clayton County
32	Lisa Roberts	563-412-9200	lroberts@co.fayette.ia.us	Fayette County EMA	Fayette	Volga River bridge in Fayette, IA	Enhance flood forecsting for Fayette, Wadena and then into Clayton County
33	Janell Bradley	563-425-4381	jbradley@co.fayette.ia.us	Fayette County Supervisor	Fayette	Volga River bridge in Fayette, IA	This is an extremely fast-rising river that has origins only a few miles to the west. The river has flooded Fayette's downtown business district in the past, and destroyed homes. Downstream threat is the Volga River Rec Area and city of Wadena.
34	Janell Bradley	563-425-4381	jbradley@co.fayette.ia.us	Fayette County Supervisor	Fayette	Turkey River bridge in Elgin, IA	The next gauge is 13 miles downstream from this site. A gauge at Elgin would better provide advance notice of flooding impact for Elkader.
35	Ben Gleason	515-460-3385	gleason_ben@hotmail.com		Floyd/Mitchell	Orchard bridge over Cedar River	There used to be a stream gage here but not any more, leaving citizens (Osage, Orchard, Floyd, rural) vulnerable between Charles City and Saint Ansgar.
36	Tim Wolthoff	319-824-6933	twolthoff@grundysheriff.org	Grundy Co EMA	Grundy	South Fork Blackhawk Creek 1-1/2 N of Grundy Center on T-37	Monitor sensors will assist County Engineer Road department for determination of road closing for this by pass around Grundy Center
37	Tim Wolthoff	319-824-6933	twolthoff@grundysheriff.org	Grundy Co EMA	Grundy	North Fork crossing T-55 1/4 S of Dike	Monitor sensors will assist County Engineer Road department for determination of road closing for this main blacktop connecting the southern part of the County to Hwy 20
38	Tim Wolthoff	319-824-6933	twolthoff@grundysheriff.org	Grundy Co EMA	Grundy	South Fork Blackhawk Creek 1/4 N of Reinbeck on T-65	Monitor sensors will assist County Engineeer Road Department for determination of road closing for this blacktop that carries alot of traffic for commuters from the Reinbeck area to Blackhawk County
39	Tim Wolthoff	319-824-6933	twolthoff@grundysheriff.org	Grundy Co EMA	Grundy	South Fork on T-19 N of Wellsburg approximately 2 miles	When this area floods across County Road T-19 this shuts down the Eastbound off ramp on Hwy 20
40	Fred Abels	319-640-2002	farmerfred1981@hotmail.com	Grundy County SWCD	Grundy	Black Hawk Creek	A stream sensor on Black Hawk Creek upstream of Hudson, near the Reinbeck area will assist with flood monitoring and forecasting for the Middle Cedar.
41	Ben Loots	515-332-2366	engineer@goldfieldaccess.net	Humboldt County	Humboldt	DSM River bridge on Co Rd C26	flood elevation here would let us know when the river will start going over the County blacktop
42	Ben Loots	515-332-2366	engineer@goldfieldaccess.net	Humboldt County	Humboldt	DSM River bridge on Co Rd C12	sensor here would let us know when it will start going over the gravel roads just downstream
43	Nick Amelon	319-642-3721	namelon@co.iowa.ia.us	Iowa County Engineer	Iowa	F67 over the English River	Improve Flood monitoring. Water goes over road at this location frequently.
44	Josh Busard	319-356-6083	jbusard@co.johnson.ia.us	Johnson County PDS	Johnson	bridge north of the Sutliff bridge	There was a temp guage there in 2016 and it provided valuable data
45	Josh Busard	319-356-6083	jbusard@co.johnson.ia.us	Johnson County PDS	Johnson	Butler Bridge north of I-80	Enhance situational awareness on impacts upstream of Coralville and Iowa City above the I 80 bridge that has come danger close to closing due to flood waters in 93 and 08 and to provide awareness of runoff impacts from ag and upstream water runoff into the basin btw the dam and I 80 bridge.
46	Josh Busard	319-356-6083	jbusard@co.johnson.ia.us	Johnson County PDS	Johnson	Cedar River at F70 near Muscatine/Cedar Cnty Line	Additional data
47	Brenda Leonard	319-462-4386	ema@co.jones.ia.us	Jones County EMA	Jones	Buffalo Creek at Prairieburg Rd	Since removal of automatic and manual gauges, we have no forewarning of the levels of the Buffalo before it drops into the Wapsipinicon at Anamosa. Forewarning will aid in evacuations of homes and businesses.
48	Brenda Leonard	319-462-4386	ema@co.jones.ia.us	Jones County EMA	Jones	Kitty Creek at multiple locations	Aid in flood monitoring that is used for evacuations of Langworthy and possible closure of Highway 151.
49	Brenda Leonard	319-462-4386	ema@co.jones.ia.us	Jones County EMA	Jones	Little Bear Creek at Hwy 136	Little Bear crosses Highway 136 in the town of Wyoming. In 2014, the highway had to be closed due to the flood waters on the road. There are also mulitple senior and low income apartments that are affected by the flood waters. Evacuations have occured in the middle of the night due to no forewarning.
50	David Penton	515-295-5904	dpenton@kcso.net	Kossuth County, EMA	Kossuth	Des Moines River Bridge On 130 Ave South of 330 Street	This location would allow for better monitoring of the Desmoines River North of Algona. It would allow for monitoring of drainage comeing into the Des Moines River from The North Giveing our flood prone areas a = 24 hr lead. This would also allow for Humboldt county to have a = 48 hr lead on issues for the city of Humboldt.
51	David Penton	515-295-5904	dpenton@kcso.net	Kossuth County, EMA	Kossuth	Buffalo Creek Bridge on 220 Ave North of 340 St.	This Location will allow for better monitoring of Drainage comeing in grom the N E. This area has been a significant issue for the city of Titonka.
52	Adam Griggs	319-438-2454	griggs.adam@gmail.com	Central City, City Council	Linn	42.238406, -91.562708, Paris Road Bridge (D66), Paris, Iowa	There is no networked river sensor on the Wapsipinicon River between Independence and Anamosa (edit: Dan C, THIS IS INCORRECT, THERE IS AN IFC SG INSTALLED IN CENTRAL CITY JUST AFTER THE DAM). The largest county park in Iowa is along the Wapsi about halfway between these sensors. The Paris road (D66) bridge just outside Paris, Iowa would be a great location to help the Pinicon Ridge county park. and the City of Central City better monitor flood conditions.
53		641-672-1209	jrobinson@mahaskaema.com	Mahaska County EMA	Mahaska	North Skunk bridge on 110th st. 41.49447,-92.633688	The North Skunk River is in dire need of a river gauge, specifically in the New Sharon area. The New Sharon water system which provides drinking water to approximately 1,287 individuals, is located adjacent to this basin. In 2011, New Sharon lost its ability to pump or clean water due to flooding of the facility. Emergency ESF's were activated for a week in response to this loss. There have been other years where it has come very close, including this year. Unfortunately, with no monitoring, we have no way to develop response levels of when actions should be taken. As it stands right now, when the water is at the door is when we know something needs to be done.
54	Tyler Christian	641-828-2225	tchristian@co.marion.ia.us	Marion County Engineer	Marion	500th Ave. just South of 555th St. in Lucas County on Bridge	This location will give stream flow information for the North Cedar Creek, which will give County Road Crews a chance to respond and close roads proactively when flooding occurs versus the reactive approach we have now. The current USGS gauge at Bussey is beneficial for us, but us too far down stream, as much of the flooding impact has already occured prior to flows reaching that gauge. The new gauge will allow us advanced notification for the North Cedar branch once correlation to the Bussey gauge. We are curretly doing a similar correlation to the IFC gauge on the South Cedar Creek branch in Monroe County [ID: CDRCR01 (IFC)]. As with the South Cedar Creek guage previously mention, the proposed North Cedar gauge would also assist in flow and stream infromation for the South Central Iowa Cedar Creek Watershed Managment Authority. We are currently gathering stream information and confirming modeling done in the IFC hydrology study that was recently completed.
55	Tyler Christian	641-891-6416	tchristian@co.marion.ia.us	Marion County Engineer	Marion	Skunk River Bridge at Co. Rd. T14	North of Pella the County Road goes under water occasionally, this year the water has been at the edge of the pavement twice. It would be very beneficial to have a gauge here to better predict the flood level as it approaches the paved road.
56	Kimberly Elder	641-754-6385	kelder@marshallcountyia.gov	Marshall County EMA	Marshall	Hwy 14 bridge north of Marshalltown over the Iowa River	Sensor location would provide valuable flood alert and flood forecast information for Mrashalltown, IA, helping local responders better prepare for flood events.
57	Kimberly Elder	641-754-6385	kelder@marshallcountyia.gov	Marshall County EMA	Marshall	Hwy 330 bridge south of Albion over the Iowa River	Sensor location would provide valuable flood alert and flood forecast information for Marshall County and marshalltown, IA, helping local responders better prepare for flood events.
58	Marius Agua	712-213-7459	magua@bvcountyiowa.com	IWA-North Raccoon River W	Midway Dallas	somewhere at the narrowest section of the North Raccoon River Watershed	To establish a monitoring network for the North Raccoon River for flood management, design, and disaster preparedness
59	Marius Agua	712-213-7459	magua@bvcountyiowa.com	IWA-North Raccoon River W	NW Greene	downstream of confluence of branches of North Raccoon River going through Calhoun County, specifically downstream of Cedar Creek and main North Raccoon River	To establish a monitoring network for the North Raccoon River for flood management, design, and disaster preparedness
60	Duane Walhof	712-546-8101	dwalhof@co.plymouth.ia.us	Plymouth Co. EMA	Plymouth	Deep Creek, 1/4 mile south of Oyens on K64 42 48' 57.0"N 96 03" 22.4"W	Enhance flood forecasting for Floyd River for Le Mars and downstream
61	Duane Walhof	712-546-8101	dwalhof@co.plymouth.ia.us	Plymouth Co. EMA	Plymouth	Willow Creek, near WMA shooting range, K64 north of Oyens. 42 51" 43.9" N 96 03" 21.5"W	Enchance flood forecasting for Floyd River for Le Mars and downstream. Willow Creek merges with Deep Creek before entering Le Mars and the Floyd River, see entry above.
62	Amanda Brown	515-964-1883 x3	amanda.brown@ia.nacdnet.net	Polk County Public Works	Polk	Hwy 141 Bridge over Beaver Creek; 41.726295, -93.775386	Improve flood monitoring for the City of Johnston. Will also be able to monitor levels as development of the area increases rapidly.
63	Marius Agua	712-213-7459	magua@bvcountyiowa.com	IWA-North Raccoon River W	Polk	downstream of confluence of Walnut Creek and Raccoon River	To establish a monitoring network for the North Raccoon River for flood management, design, and disaster preparedness
64	Doug Reed	(712) 328-5777	doug.reed@pottcounty-ia.gov	Pottawattamie County EM	Pott County	West Branch East Nish River & Oakland Ave.	Assist with infrastructure protection and public warning
65	Doug Reed	(712) 328-5777	doug.reed@pottcounty-ia.gov	Pottawattamie County EM	Pott County	West Branch East Nish River & HWY 92 bridge	Assist with infrastructure protection and public warning
66	Brian Paul	641-623-4357	ema@poweshiekcosheriff.com	Poweshiek County EM	Poweshiek	Hwy 21 bridge crossing the Iowa River near Belle Plaine	Oftentimes a flooded area when the river rises. Belle Plaine Fire and EMS have jurisdiction within Poweshiek County and shen the river rises and floods the roads equipment cannot corss the bridge. Fire and EMS coverage has to be deffered to Hartwick Fire Dept and Brooklyn Ambulance in this area. Enhancing the situational awareness for this area can help responders have a "heads up" that they may be required to respond to cover this territory.
67	Marius Agua	712-213-7459	magua@bvcountyiowa.com	IWA-North Raccoon River W	Sac	downstream of confluence of two main branches of the North Raccoon River one coming from Buena Vista and the other from Pocahontas County	To establish a monitoring network for the North Raccoon River for flood management, design, and disaster preparedness
68	Dave Donovan	563-484-3050	david.donovan@scottcountyiowa.com	Scott County EMA	Scott	Spencer Creek at Wells Ferry Road	Enhance flood forecasting for Pleasant Valley area
69	Marius Agua	712-213-7459	magua@bvcountyiowa.com	IWA-North Raccoon River W	SE Greene	downstream of Main North Raccoon River with combined flows from tributaries coming from Green County and other upstream watershed areas	To establish a monitoring network for the North Raccoon River for flood management, design, and disaster preparedness
70	Marius Agua	712-213-7459	magua@bvcountyiowa.com	IWA-North Raccoon River W	SE Dallas	downstream of confluence of the North Raccoon River, Middle Raccoon River, and South Raccoon River	To establish a monitoring network for the North Raccoon River for flood management, design, and disaster preparedness
71	Nate Huizenga	712-737-4010	nateh@siouxcounty.org	Sioux County EMA	Sioux	43 degrees 16’ 18.91” N and 96 degrees 12’ 15.79” W.	This location would be the bridge over the Little Rock tributary. The location is a bridge on 260th Street, 1.6 miles east of Doon. The stream affects the city of Rock Valley, which has suffered major floods in 2014 and 2018. The river gauge in Rock Rapids on the Rock River does not capture all of the flow that affects Rock Valley. Being able to determine how much water is coming down the Little Rock from Doon would be a huge planning benefit.
72	Keith Morgan	515-382-7315	kmorgan@storycountyiowa.gov	Story County EMC	Story	Indian Creek on the north end of Nevada	Not a high priority, but If IFC could get important data from a gauge on Indian Creek to run models for the skunk, this would be a good location.
73	Mindy Benson	641-484-6261	MBenson@ema.tamacounty.org	Tama County EMA	Tama	Wolf Creek/north side of Traer, 42.198512, -92.465667	Wolf Creek runs along the north side of Traer it has become almost an annual flooding even for Wolf Creek to flood, endating a couple homes if owners are not watchful, also closes the golf corse, as well as poses threats of closing US HWY 63 as well as Hwy 8, both major highways in and out of Traer for citizens as well as first responders. General improved flood monitoring by EMA and community members would improve response abilities, and community reassurance in having resources on hand.
74	Trevor Wolf	712-523-2167	engineer@taylorcountyiowa.org	Taylor County Engineer	Taylor	317th St. on Honey Creek	improve flood monitoring
75	Trevor Wolf	712-523-2167	engineer@taylorcountyiowa.org	Taylor County Engineer	Taylor	East For 102 River and 308th St.	improve flood monitoring
76	Trevor Wolf	712-523-2167	engineer@taylorcountyiowa.org	Taylor County Engineer	Taylor	West Fork 102 River and 300th St.	improve flood monitoring
77	Tim Richmond	641-226-7780	ema@wapellocounty.org	Wapello County EMA	Wapello	Des Moines River Bridge at Eldon	The City of Eldon does not have a levee system. There are several county roads south of Eldon impacted during high water events. This gauge might also have some benefit for villages in Van Buren County downstream of Eldon.
78	Jacob Thorius	319-653-7731	thorius@co.washington.ia.us	Washington County Engineer	Washington	W21 over the Skunk River	Improve flood monitoring to determine when flooding may impact W21 (Dogwood Ave), to be better prepared to react since it is a significant detour to get around
79	Jacob Thorius	319-653-7731	thorius@co.washington.ia.us	Washington County Engineer	Washington	W61 over the English River	Improve flood monitoring to determine when flooding may impact W61 (Riverside Road) just south of Riverside
80	Jacob Thorius	319-653-7731	thorius@co.washington.ia.us	Washington County Engineer	Washington	W21 over the English River	Improve flood monitoring to determine when flooding may impact W21 (Dogwood Ave) and then better gauage road impacts downstream
81	Sean Snyder	563-419-2553	ema@co.winneshiek.ia.us	Winneshiek County EMA	Winneshiek	Wonder Creek/1 mile West of Spillville	Wonder Creek merges with the Turkey River in Spillville. If we had a little advanced warning of when Wonder Creek is rising, we could better prepare. General improved flood monitoring and warning.
82	Mark Nahra	712-873-3215	mnahra@woodburycountyiowa.gov	Woodbury County Engineer	Woodbury	Little Sioux River between Cherokee and Correctionville	Location to be determined by flood center. An additional sensor would be useful to help with flood prediction for Correctionville and areas south to our county line.
83	Mark Nahra/Gary Brown	712-873-3215	mnahra@woodburycountyiowa.gov	Woodbury County Engineer/Woodbury County Emergency Operations	Woodbury	Floyd River above Sioux City	Location to be determined in consultation with the flood center. An additional gauge on the stream above Sioux City would help with crest prediction in the city
84	Mark Nahra	712-873-3215	mnahra@woodburycountyiowa.gov	Woodbury County Engineer	Woodbury	West Fork, Little Sioux River	Additional gauging station perhpas on D54 at Climbing Hill to help monitor and predict crest at the City of Hornick. Would determine final selection in consultation with the flood center.
85	Sarah Roberts					Riverside	Citizen interested in having a sensor in Riverside. This was a comment from the IFC Facebook page.
86	Pat Conrad	651 324-6359	pconrad@eorinc.com	EOR - Middle Cedar Plan		· City of Norway
87	Pat Conrad	652 324-6359	pconrad@eorinc.com	EOR - Middle Cedar Plan		o Somewhere along Prairie Creek	(would potentially help the communities of Blairstown***, Watkins, Norway, Fairfax, Cedar Rapids)
88	Pat Conrad	653 324-6359	pconrad@eorinc.com	EOR - Middle Cedar Plan		· Glad Brook
89	Pat Conrad	654 324-6359	pconrad@eorinc.com	EOR - Middle Cedar Plan		· Grundy Center
90	Pat Conrad	655 324-6359	pconrad@eorinc.com	EOR - Middle Cedar Plan		· Shellsburg
91	Pat Conrad	656 324-6359	pconrad@eorinc.com	EOR - Middle Cedar Plan		· Parkersburg on US 57
92	Pat Conrad	657 324-6359	pconrad@eorinc.com	EOR - Middle Cedar Plan		· Reinbeck
93	Pat Conrad	658 324-6359	pconrad@eorinc.com	EOR - Middle Cedar Plan		· Dike
94	Pat Conrad	659 324-6359	pconrad@eorinc.com	EOR - Middle Cedar Plan		· Mainstem of Wolf Creek by Traer
95	Pat Conrad	660 324-6359	pconrad@eorinc.com	EOR - Middle Cedar Plan		· Hinkle Creek on U.S. 218	(based on City of Vinton modeling this is the only bridge that stays open during Middle Cedar flooding)
96	Pat Conrad	661 324-6359	pconrad@eorinc.com	EOR - Middle Cedar Plan		· One of the bridges along the Tributary of Mud Creek	(based on our modeling)
97	Laura Sievers	712-472-8230	lsievers@co.lyon.ia.us	Lyon County Engineer	Lyon	140th St just East of Ibex Ave	This is on Tom Creek. Lyon lost 3 bridges on Tom Creek in 2014. Tom Creek flows into Rock Rapids and connects with the Rock River. This would help more accurately give evacuation notices in Rock Rapids.
98	Laura Sievers	712-472-8230	lsievers@co.lyon.ia.us	Lyon County Engineer	Lyon	US 75 between 250th & 260th St	This is a measurement of the Little Rock River before it joins up with the Rock River. It would help Doon and Rock Valley during high water events.
99	Laura Sievers	712-472-8230	lsievers@co.lyon.ia.us	Lyon County Engineer	Lyon	IA 9 just east of K30 (Dove Ave)	The Mud Creek flows through Lester. The creek frequently floods the town.
100	Laura Sievers	712-472-8230	lsievers@co.lyon.ia.us	Lyon County Engineer	Lyon	Marsh Ave on the Lyon/Sioux Co Line	This would measure the Otter Creek and enhance flood predictions in Osceola, Lyon and Sioux.