• Powell Creek Road, near Glens Fork in District 3 was blocked by a downed pine tree, removed during Sunday morning


• White Road, in District 2, which connects the Ozark Community at Keen Wilson Road and New Concord through Old Clearsprings Road and The Holler had to have one tree removed by the ACRD


• Freedom Church Road, in District 2, past Magic Acres in the valley by Russell Creek had a downed white oak blocking passage.


• and last night at around 9:00pm the road crew was called out to remove an oak tree blocking Taylor Ford Road about three miles south of KY 206 and past the J.R. Burton Road, near The Leaning Barn.

• KY 61 North: trees were down near Dixie Cash & Carry and near the Luther Ray Redmon Road beyond Clay Ridge, a short distance from the Green County Line


• Pelham Branch Road, KY 901: trees were down in several places along the 1.64 mile road


• KY 551, the Knifley Road: State Crews ran the road removing downed trees and limbs


• On West 80, near the Metcalfe County line there were trees across the road


• Lampton Lane, KY 2973 required removal of debris


• KY 206, the Liberty Road, required debris removal

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• Mobilize the Kentucky National Guard, if necessary, to provide assistance to communities impacted by the storms


• Fund operational needs and unbudgeted expenditures that may be necessary in the wake of the storms


• Request any federal assistance that may be deemed necessary


• Determine the need for emergency shelters and work with local agencies and school districts to utilize schools and other facilities, if necessary


• Restrict or prohibit transportation in areas impacted by the storms, if needed


• Activate trained counselors, if needed, to provide crisis response services in affected areas

• NOAA Weather for Columbia, KY


• Hurricane Ike.