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County EMA reports heavy localized rainfall, foundation collapses and road closures

September 04, 2026 | Lycoming County, Pennsylvania


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County EMA reports heavy localized rainfall, foundation collapses and road closures
Marshall, speaking for county emergency management, provided a situational update after overnight storms that produced heavy rainfall in parts of the county. He said teams are conducting field assessments and that "we had areas that received between Clinton and our area nearly 7 inches of rainfall in certain consolidated areas," leading to foundation collapses, basement flooding, landslides and localized roadway closures around Waterville (Route 44 and Route 973).

Marshall said municipal officials were being asked to direct residents to call 211 for damage reporting to establish a centralized record. He said no significant unmet needs had been identified at the time of the update and that response teams would prioritize South Williamsport, Jersey Shore and nearby areas for assessments.

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