 Cedar Rapids is the second largest city in Iowa after Des Moines. It is the county seat of Linn County, Iowa, United States. A unique attribute of Cedar Rapids is that its city hall and county courthouse are located on Mays Island, an island on the Cedar River running through the city. (Information provided by Wikipedia .)
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For Immediate Release: Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Contact: Sgt Cristy Hamblin
Phone: 319-286-5439
E-mail:
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On July 22, 2008, officers responded to a car crash at 3:17 PM in front of 2630 Williams Blvd SW. The driver of a Oldsmobile 98, Dorothy Robertson/85 of Cedar Rapids, IA, was northbound on Williams Blvd SW. Dorothy Robertson turned left into a parking lot and was struck on the passenger side by a Teresa Entas/41 of Cedar Rapids who was driving a Chevy Trailblazer. Donald Robertson/90 was a passenger in the Olds 98 and died as a result of the crash. Dorothy and Donald Robertson were husband and wife.
The crash is still under investigation. No charges have been filed.
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Moisture Testing Guidance for Flooded Properties |
For Immediate Release: Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Contact: Linn County Public Health
Phone: (319) 892-6000
Indoor air quality issues pertaining to the flood are of great concern to Linn County Public Health, especially as we begin the process of rebuilding an important part of our community. No laws exist currently that govern air quality inside private buildings but good guidance materials are available to conduct your construction activities in a safe and timely manner.
All workplace safety issues, including indoor air quality, should be referred to the Iowa Workforce Development, Division of Labor, Richard Anderson, (515) 281-5570.
An important indoor air quality consideration during reconstruction is to verify that the moisture levels of the materials to be recovered in your home or business are below the recommended levels. Our guidance is that wooden surfaces have moisture readings below 20% prior to replacing drywall, flooring, etc. Both Linn County Public Health and ISU Linn County Extension will be offering moisture meters for flood-affected residents to use for this purpose.
ISU Linn County Extension
3793 7th Avenue
Marion, IA
377-9839 |
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