What are the Department of Transporation and Flood Control Dist. doing regarding swift water rescues? These emergency areas could indicate flooding issues that need to be addressed immediately. The results of my investigation indicates that no one bothers to look at these records. They are on the Sheriff's Dept's. daily list of complaints, so you have to know the date to be able to get a records number. The Sheriff's Dept. claimed that they send the records to DOT, so that they will clear the roads. So we have another "well-kept" secret in Pima County. E-mail message to DOT and Flood Control: Dear _______, Replies from the Public Agencies: From: "Annabelle Quihuis" <Annabelle.Quihuis@dot.pima.gov>
To: "Nancy Freeman" <nancy.freeman@cox.net>
Sent: Friday, February 20, 2009 11:23 AM
Subject: RE: Request for public information
Hi Nancy. I am guessing that the Sheriff's Department would have that information. From: "Priscilla Cornelio" <Priscilla.Cornelio@dot.pima.gov>
To: "Nancy Freeman" <nancy.freeman@cox.net>
Sent: Friday, February 20, 2009 3:59 PM
Subject: RE: Request for public information
DOT doesn't do those. I would have no idea about if there were any. From: "Suzanne Shields" <Suzanne.Shields@rfcd.pima.gov>
To: "Annabelle Quihuis" <Annabelle.Quihuis@dot.pima.gov>
Cc: <nancy.freeman@cox.net>; "Tammy Jorde" <Tammy.Jorde@rfcd.pima.gov>
Sent: Friday, February 20, 2009 3:47 PM
Subject: FW: Request for public information
We would not have this information. Do you have it with road closure
information, or does she need to contact the Sheriff's Office or fire
district? |